A battle of spies between the United States and China is heating up. The CIA is doubling down on recruiting informants in China, Iran, and North Korea. The decision comes after the agency saw success in Russia.
Five Chinese nationals have been charged. They are accused of lying to the FBI about their trip to a military site in Michigan last year.
Two new types of goods from China are now banned from U.S. soil. They’re allegedly linked to forced labor inside China.
An eyewitness testifies, estimating that thousands of foreigners are detained in China, and nearly 300 of them are Americans.
- CIA Expands Recruitment of Informants in China, Iran
- Chinese Nationals Charged Over Military Site Visit
- Germany Arrests Woman Accused of Spying for China
- Chinese Imports Banned Over Forced Labor Allegations
- U.S. Revises AI Export Controls to Middle East Firms
- France’s Macron Backs EU Tariffs on China
- China Detains Thousands of Foreigners: Witness
- Chinese Man Arrested After Injuring 3 Kids in Switzerland
- Taiwan Deports Two Chinese Nationals for Harassment
- Typhoon Krathon Makes Landfall in Taiwan
- Germany: China Didn’t Infringe on Berlin’s Navy
- Ghanei: China Using Middle East as Distraction
- Report Warns of Security Risks Posed by China in UK