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China-Backed Cyber Attack Among Most Significant in US History, Says Sen. Warner
An October cyber attack perpetrated by the Chinese state-backed Salt Typhoon threat group is one of the largest in history.
North Korea Has Sent Troops to Aid Russia. What Comes Next for NATO?
North Korean troops will gain much-needed battlefield experience in the Russia-Ukraine war, helping shape future military tactics and doctrine, say experts.
Lawmakers Urge FTC to Stop Chinese Companies From Undermining US Flag Industry
American flags manufactured in China were falsely advertised as ‘Made in the USA,’ the lawmakers said.
US Fines Major Chipmaker for Selling to Company Connected to Chinese Military
GlobalFoundries sold about $17.1 million worth of chips to SJ Semiconductor via 74 separate shipments, which it later disclosed to the Commerce Department.
State Treasurers Urge Public Pension Funds to Cut China-Based Investments
They noted that the Chinese Communist Party places ‘intelligence and military operatives’ within China-based companies.
New Treasury Rule Expands Oversight of Foreign Land Buys Near Military Bases
The rule expands the review process for foreign land purchases around more than 60 military bases.
US Warns of Growing Russia–China Cooperation in Arctic
Beijing has been vocal about its Arctic ambitions, calling China a ‘near-Arctic’ state.
China Conducts Unprecedented Dual Carrier Exercises in South China Sea
The exercises could rattle China’s neighbors that have longstanding territorial disputes with Beijing over its expansionist activities in the waters.
Chinese National Gets Indicted for Stealing Trade Secrets From Global Investment Company
The defendant allegedly used a VPN in China to access his employer’s network.
US Calls on China to ‘Curb’ North Korean Involvement in Russia–Ukraine War
Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the United States had a ‘robust conversation’ with Beijing over the issue.
Chinese National Convicted in US Released Early for ‘Significant Foreign Policy Interests’
It is unclear whether his release was part of a prisoner swap deal with China.
Georgia Man Pleads Guilty in Money Laundering Scheme Involving Mexican Drug Cartels
The man and his Chinese co-conspirator face a maximum 20-year imprisonment sentence.
Vance Confirms Chinese Hackers Breached His Phone
Vice presidential candidate Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) said his phone was hacked by Chinese entities that exploited infrastructure designed to spy on Americans.
Hong Kong Offices Influencing US Politics at State and Local Levels, Report Says
The report alleges that the Hong Kong government is pushing a pro-CCP narrative using a network of government agencies and associations.
Noncitizen Chinese Student Charged With Voting Illegally in Michigan
The student later contacted the city clerk’s office and attempted to retract the illegal vote, which had already been processed through the tabulator.
Senators Urge Treasury, Homeland Security to End Trade Loophole, Stop Fentanyl Smuggling
Lawmakers said drug traffickers have exploited a trade exemption measure to fuel the fentanyl crisis in the United States.
US Lawmakers Call for Risk Assessment of China’s Photonic Chipmakers
The House Select Committee on the CCP said Beijing may use the technology to ’redefine' battle lines in its chips competition with the United States.
New US Admin Will Continue Long-Standing Support of Taiwan, US Diplomat Says
Raymond Greene, director of the American Institute in Taiwan, said the chance of an all-out war across the Taiwan Strait is ‘quite low.’
US Coast Guard to Expand Presence, Cooperation in Indo-Pacific Amid China Concerns
The report said that the United States aims to enhance the capacity of regional coast guards to support them in countering ‘malign influence’ in the region.
