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US Charges Chinese Man For Acting As Beijing's Agent In California Election
China's ruling Communist Party used an agent in California to influence state politics, US prosecutors said Thursday as they unveiled criminal charges against a Chinese national.
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Watch: China Unveils AI-Powered Police Robot To Chase And Catch Criminals
This spherical robot can operate seamlessly on land and in water, expanding its range of deployment.
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Australian Woman Who Lost Over $1 Million In Scam Recalls Meeting Criminal During Overseas Trip
A woman in Australia who lost over a million in an elaborate scam eerily came face to face with one of the criminals while she was vacationing in China with her husband.
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Trump Campaign Hacked: How Iran, China, Russia Are Targeting US Elections
Federal prosecutors in the United States have today filed criminal charges in the case. The hackers had allegedly targeted members of former president Donald Trump's campaign.
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Who Is Philippine Ex-Mayor Alice Guo And Why She Has Been Arrested
Former Philippines mayor Alice Guo, accused of ties to Chinese criminal syndicates and money laundering, arrived in Manila on Friday on a chartered flight after being deported from Indonesia.
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China's New Amended Criminal Law Punishes Those Giving Bribes To Officials
Days after President Xi Jinping exhorted people to maintain personal integrity, China on Friday amended its criminal law to punish those giving bribes to officials as part of its anti-corruption drive.
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20-25 Questions, List Of Phones, Laptops To Seize: Inside NewsClick Raids
Five sections of the UAPA anti-terror law and penal code provisions relating to criminal conspiracy and promoting enmity form the bedrock of the case against NewsClick and at least 10 journalists associated with the news website, sources said today.
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Rise and Fall Of Crisis Hit Evergrande Founder Hui Ka Yan
Hui Ka Yan, the founder of China Evergrande Group that's at the epicentre of China's property crisis, has been put under police control, suggesting the firm may have entered a new phase involving the criminal justice system.
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Draft Law Banning Items That "Harm Feelings" Of China Faces Flak
Proposed changes to a Chinese public security law to criminalise comments, clothing or symbols that "undermine the spirit" or "harm the feelings" of the
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Russia Accused Of War Crimes As Ukraine Atrocities Mount
Bloody new attacks on civilians fuelled accusations Thursday that Russia is committing war crimes in Ukraine, as the United States warned it will make China pay for any support given to Moscow's assault.
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Fundraising via Cryptocurrency Now Criminalised in China, Offenders Will Face Time in Jail
Residents of China that engage in fundraising activities via cryptocurrencies will now be subject to jail time, if caught. China has banned crypto-based fundraising, making it a criminal offence. Along with prison sentence, violators may also have to pay hefty fines as part of the punishment.
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Motorola Trade Secrets Stolen By Chinese Telecom Firm Hytera, US Indictment Accuses
A federal indictment accuses Hytera, a Chinese telecommunications company, of stealing technology from Motorola, in another case highlighting longstanding fears about China pilfering vital US business secrets to bolster its own economy.
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Ransomware Attack on Australian Utility Claimed by Russian-Speaking Criminals
One of the most prolific Russian-speaking ransomware gangs has claimed credit for a weekend attack on an Australian electric utility serving millions of people.
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China Threatens Taiwan Separatists With Lifelong Criminal Liability
China will hold those who support "Taiwan independence" criminally liable for life, it said on Friday, provoking anger and ridicule from the democratic island at a time of heightened tension across the sensitive Taiwan Strait.
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China Takes Action For Deaths Of 21 Runners At "Unprofessional" 100-Km Marathon
27 people, including senior municipal government officials, faced disciplinary punishment or criminal charges after being held responsible for hosting an "unprofessional" ultra-marathon race in China last month in which 21 runners died.
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US Charges Chinese Man For Acting As Beijing's Agent In California Election
China's ruling Communist Party used an agent in California to influence state politics, US prosecutors said Thursday as they unveiled criminal charges against a Chinese national.
-
Watch: China Unveils AI-Powered Police Robot To Chase And Catch Criminals
This spherical robot can operate seamlessly on land and in water, expanding its range of deployment.
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Australian Woman Who Lost Over $1 Million In Scam Recalls Meeting Criminal During Overseas Trip
A woman in Australia who lost over a million in an elaborate scam eerily came face to face with one of the criminals while she was vacationing in China with her husband.
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Trump Campaign Hacked: How Iran, China, Russia Are Targeting US Elections
Federal prosecutors in the United States have today filed criminal charges in the case. The hackers had allegedly targeted members of former president Donald Trump's campaign.
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Who Is Philippine Ex-Mayor Alice Guo And Why She Has Been Arrested
Former Philippines mayor Alice Guo, accused of ties to Chinese criminal syndicates and money laundering, arrived in Manila on Friday on a chartered flight after being deported from Indonesia.
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China's New Amended Criminal Law Punishes Those Giving Bribes To Officials
Days after President Xi Jinping exhorted people to maintain personal integrity, China on Friday amended its criminal law to punish those giving bribes to officials as part of its anti-corruption drive.
-
20-25 Questions, List Of Phones, Laptops To Seize: Inside NewsClick Raids
Five sections of the UAPA anti-terror law and penal code provisions relating to criminal conspiracy and promoting enmity form the bedrock of the case against NewsClick and at least 10 journalists associated with the news website, sources said today.
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Rise and Fall Of Crisis Hit Evergrande Founder Hui Ka Yan
Hui Ka Yan, the founder of China Evergrande Group that's at the epicentre of China's property crisis, has been put under police control, suggesting the firm may have entered a new phase involving the criminal justice system.
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Draft Law Banning Items That "Harm Feelings" Of China Faces Flak
Proposed changes to a Chinese public security law to criminalise comments, clothing or symbols that "undermine the spirit" or "harm the feelings" of the
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Russia Accused Of War Crimes As Ukraine Atrocities Mount
Bloody new attacks on civilians fuelled accusations Thursday that Russia is committing war crimes in Ukraine, as the United States warned it will make China pay for any support given to Moscow's assault.
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Fundraising via Cryptocurrency Now Criminalised in China, Offenders Will Face Time in Jail
Residents of China that engage in fundraising activities via cryptocurrencies will now be subject to jail time, if caught. China has banned crypto-based fundraising, making it a criminal offence. Along with prison sentence, violators may also have to pay hefty fines as part of the punishment.
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Motorola Trade Secrets Stolen By Chinese Telecom Firm Hytera, US Indictment Accuses
A federal indictment accuses Hytera, a Chinese telecommunications company, of stealing technology from Motorola, in another case highlighting longstanding fears about China pilfering vital US business secrets to bolster its own economy.
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Ransomware Attack on Australian Utility Claimed by Russian-Speaking Criminals
One of the most prolific Russian-speaking ransomware gangs has claimed credit for a weekend attack on an Australian electric utility serving millions of people.
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China Threatens Taiwan Separatists With Lifelong Criminal Liability
China will hold those who support "Taiwan independence" criminally liable for life, it said on Friday, provoking anger and ridicule from the democratic island at a time of heightened tension across the sensitive Taiwan Strait.
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China Takes Action For Deaths Of 21 Runners At "Unprofessional" 100-Km Marathon
27 people, including senior municipal government officials, faced disciplinary punishment or criminal charges after being held responsible for hosting an "unprofessional" ultra-marathon race in China last month in which 21 runners died.
