Frank Fang
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Frank Fang is a Taiwan-based journalist. He covers U.S., China, and Taiwan news. He holds a master's degree in materials science from Tsinghua University in Taiwan.
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Bipartisan Panel Urges Congress to Revoke China’s Trade Privileges
The panel said China shouldn’t enjoy the same trade terms as U.S. allies, given its malpractices such as intellectual property theft and market manipulation.
Homeland Security Deports 109 Chinese Illegal Immigrants on Charter Flight
The latest deportation marks the third charter flight to China in less than six months, the department said.
Senators Ask Cyber Review Board to Conduct Investigation on Chinese Hack Group
‘We are deeply alarmed [the Department of Homeland Security] has not publicly disclosed when this investigation will begin,’ the senators stated in a letter.
5,300 People Form Emblem of Falun Gong in Taiwan
The spiritual practice’s three principles should be a ‘beacon of light’ for humanity, said Hsiao Sung-shan, chairman of Taiwan’s Falun Dafa Association.
China-Linked Hackers Conduct ‘Broad and Significant’ Espionage Against US Telecom Companies, FBI Says
The Chinese hackers compromised the networks of ’multiple telecommunications companies,' federal investigators said.
Chinese National Pleads Guilty to Laundering $73 Million in Crypto Scam
‘Investors should be diligent and on guard against anyone offering quick riches via new, exotic investments,’ a U.S. attorney warned.
Trump Picks Mike Waltz as His National Security Adviser
Rep. Mike Waltz of Florida has a tough stance on communist China, having been vocal on Beijing’s espionage and human rights abuses.
Couple Indicted for Allegedly Accepting Millions From China to Conduct Influence Operations in Taiwan
‘Hostile foreign forces have for a long time taken advantage of our country’s freedom of speech,’ said Taiwanese prosecutors.
Film Spotlighting China’s Forced Organ Harvesting Shocks New Yorkers
The award-winning ‘State Organs’ documentary will have a week-long theater run starting on Nov. 15.
UK Must Avoid Complicity in CCP’s Forced Organ Harvesting, Says Rights Panel
One of the suggestions calls for an end to transplant-related collaborations between China and UK medical institutions.
