Chinese Military Hackers Have Compromised Dozens of America’s Key Infrastructure Assets, WAPO
McReynolds, who claims to have seen internal Chinese military documents on the matter, says the PLA’s strategy is to synchronize air and missile strikes while disrupting command-and-control networks all while compromising critical infrastructure including satellite networks and logistics systems relied on by the U.S. military.
Chinese Democracy Activists Exiled in the West to Be ‘Pursued for life’ Says Hong Kong Leader
The statement calls on governments to “use all means at their disposal” to protect the exiled from “unlawful prosecution” and to make “crystal clear” that any attempt to apprehend activists on democratic soil is unacceptable.
Nearly 90% of Canadians Want Ottawa to Set Up a Foreign-Influence Registry
In the U.S., the Foreign Agent Registry Act has been in place since 1938. In recent years, new legislation, such as the “Countering the Chinese Government and Communist Party’s Political Influence Operations Act of 2018,” has been introduced in response to Beijing’s growing interference in the country.
Jimmy Lai Documentary ‘The Hong Konger’ Aims to Advance Mass Protests Against the Chinese Communist Party Rule
The documentary tells the story of Lai’s life and times, from his migration from China to Hong Kong to his launch of the designer Giordano clothing brand to his founding of the Apple Daily newspaper and his numerous activities on behalf of Hong Kong’s autonomy and the anti-CCP, pro-democratic movement in the territory and mainland China.
FBI Investigating Chinese ‘Police Station’ In New York
“We’ve seen a clear pattern of the Chinese government, of the Chinese Communist Party exporting their repression right here into the U.S.,” Wray said. “We’ve had a number of indictments … of the Chinese engaging in ‘law enforcement action’ right here in the United States, harassing, stalking, surveilling, and blackmailing people who they don’t like or disagree with the [Chinese President] Xi Jinping regime.”
European Lawmakers Visit Taiwan, Taking Different Path from Scholz
Speaking to VOA in September, legislator Gyde Jensen, a member of the FDP who participated in the IPAC delegation, said China’s treatment of Hong Kong and the Muslim minorities in Xinjiang have “disqualified” Beijing as a “trusted member of our rules-based order, which should alarm [every]one, especially those who conduct business there.”
Uyghur Rights Groups Support Request to Debate China’s Xinjiang Record
Just before Michelle Bachelet’s term ended as U.N. high commissioner for human rights, she released a much-anticipated report on China’s human rights violations in Xinjiang, including the arbitrary detention of Muslim groups including Uyghurs in so-called vocational education training centers, forced sterilization, coerced labor, family separation, and religious repression.
Canada Accuses China of Keeping its Diplomats from Attending Trial of Chinese-Canadian Businessman
The Canadian government issued a statement Tuesday that Ottawa “made several requests to attend the trial proceedings” of Xiao Jianhua. “Our attendance was denied by Chinese authorities,” the statement said.
MI5 Warns of Chinese Infiltration in UK Parliament
Tobias Ellwood, who presently chairs the Commons Defense Committee, stated that such “grey-zone interference” is to be anticipated from China. However, he wants the government to approach the matter with a “sense of urgency.”
China Condemns Australia’s Boycott of Winter Olympics
“It is not surprising that Australian government officials would therefore not be going to China for those Games,” said Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison. “Australian athletes will, though. Australia is a great sporting nation. I very much separate the issues of sport and these other political issues, and I would like to see those issues resolved, but they are not resolved, and Australia will not step back from the strong position we have standing up for Australia’s interests.”