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Secret Chinese Police Station In New York? Here's The Real Story
Chen Jinping pleaded guilty to operating the secret police station for China’s Ministry of Public Security and faces up to five years in prison for acting as an illegal foreign agent.
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Chinese, Who Came To US As A Student, Convicted For Aiding Spy Agency
A Chinese man who entered the United States to study electrical engineering was found guilty of secretly providing information on possible recruitment targets to a Chinese espionage unit, the Justice Department said today.
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China Holds Man Who 'Sold 500 Aircraft Carrier Images'
A Chinese man who sold 500 pictures of the country's first aircraft carrier has been detained in a spying investigation, local media reported, the latest web user allegedly exploited by foreign intelligence agencies.
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Angela Merkel Says US Spying Allegations Are Serious
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Monday that allegations that a German man worked as a double agent for U.S. intelligence were serious and, if true, were a clear contradiction of what cooperation between partners is supposed to be about.
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Secret Chinese Police Station In New York? Here's The Real Story
Chen Jinping pleaded guilty to operating the secret police station for China’s Ministry of Public Security and faces up to five years in prison for acting as an illegal foreign agent.
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Chinese, Who Came To US As A Student, Convicted For Aiding Spy Agency
A Chinese man who entered the United States to study electrical engineering was found guilty of secretly providing information on possible recruitment targets to a Chinese espionage unit, the Justice Department said today.
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China Holds Man Who 'Sold 500 Aircraft Carrier Images'
A Chinese man who sold 500 pictures of the country's first aircraft carrier has been detained in a spying investigation, local media reported, the latest web user allegedly exploited by foreign intelligence agencies.
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Angela Merkel Says US Spying Allegations Are Serious
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Monday that allegations that a German man worked as a double agent for U.S. intelligence were serious and, if true, were a clear contradiction of what cooperation between partners is supposed to be about.
