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 Group of Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Tackle China’s Unfair Trade Practices
‘This legislation will help level the playing field to ensure the United States can outcompete the Chinese Communist Party,’ Sen. Todd Young said.
French Carrier Strike Group Visits Philippines, Holds Joint Combat Drills in Disputed Sea
‘We aim to deepen our cooperation with regional partners,’ French Ambassador to Manila Marie Fontanel said.
New Jersey’s E-ZPass Contract Raises Concerns About Potential China Ties, Lawmakers Say
‘This is an issue that transcends politics,’ state Sen. Joe Pennacchio said.
US Condemns China’s ‘Dangerous’ Helicopter Maneuvers in South China Sea
‘We call on China to refrain from coercive actions,’ U.S. Ambassador to the Philippines MaryKay Carlson said.
Real Estate Executive Charged in $30 Million Bank Fraud Scheme
The defendant was an executive of a China-based real estate company that prosecutors said was affiliated with Shanghai’s municipal government.
CBP Seizes Nearly 162,000 Fake US Forever Stamps Sent From China
Genuine stamps would have a total value of more than $118,000, customs officials said.
2 Chinese Firms Charged in Theft of Medical Firm’s Trade Secrets
Four individuals were also charged, including the vice president of one of the accused Chinese firms.
US Must Coordinate to Take Down China’s Firewall: Former US Media Agency Head
China ‘builds the firewall because it knows very well that their ideas would not work if there were really a free exchange of ideas,’ Michael Pack said.
Hochul’s Former Aide Faces New Charges in Chinese Spy Case
Linda Sun and her husband were charged in September 2024 in a case that is part of the Justice Department’s wider effort to root out Beijing’s secret agents.
Former Chinese Embassy Official in Japan Arrested for COVID-19 Relief Fraud
Authorities alleged that fake applications were submitted for the Japanese government’s COVID-19 relief subsidies for his businesses.
