Infiltrating the West

James Appathurai, a deputy assistant secretary general with NATO, tells Parliament’s Defence Committee of the threat China and Russia pose in the ‘grey zone.’

Three men have been charged under the National Security Act accused of carrying out surveillance on behalf of the Hong Kong intelligence service.

The Chinese Communist Party exploits American civil unrest to divide the U.S. society; the pro-Palestinian campus protests are the latest example, experts say.

Amnesty interviewed Chinese students who said they had been surveilled and their families in China were threatened because of their CCP-critical activities.

Experts believe structural problem underlines the trade dispute between China and EU.

State Department is advising other countries to deal with the CCP’s economic coercion.

More than 10 Chinese nationals have been denied entry since November 2023.

Two years ago, the government halted installations of new surveillance equipment from China on sensitive government sites.

A group of Chinese academics in the UK were introduced to projects facilitated by a company that partners with China’s top makers of missiles and rockets.

Parliamentary researcher Christopher Cash, 29, and Christopher Berry, 32, have been charged with offences under the Official Secrets Act 1911.

During Janet Yellen’s recent visit to China, she urged Chinese authorities to address their overcapacity problems to prevent global spillovers.

‘It wants the chaos and devastation that has resulted from this epidemic,’ said Rep. Mike Gallagher. ‘And yes, that means more dead Americans.’

‘We’re dealing with a party that not only runs an entire country but has extensive operations around the world.’

‘Our intention is for TikTok to continue to operate, but not under the control of the Chinese Communist Party,’ said Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi.

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‘Everywhere you look, it is bad and getting worse and they are doing a full court press at the United Nations to cover it up.’

The U.S.-based newspaper targets Chinese immigrants with Chinese Communist Party propaganda.

The SNP’s Stewart McDonald said the government needs to explain why the project has been allowed to proceed while the EU is probing Chinese wind turbine makers.

The government has been urged to expand its ban of new Chinese surveillance equipment, which currently applies only to ’sensitive' government sites.