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'Large number' Of Americans' Metadata Stolen By Chinese Hackers "Salt Typhoon"
A large number of Americans' metadata has been stolen in the sweeping cyberespionage campaign carried out by a Chinese hacking group dubbed "Salt Typhoon," a senior U.S. official told journalists on Wednesday.
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China Jails Journalist Who Met With Japanese Diplomats For Alleged Espionage
A Beijing court on Friday sentenced veteran Chinese state media journalist Dong Yuyu to seven years in prison on espionage charges, his family said.
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China Jails Journalist For 7 Years On Espionage Charges
A Beijing court on Friday sentenced veteran Chinese state media journalist Dong Yuyu to seven years in prison on espionage charges, his family said.
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Chinese #MeToo Activist Jailed 5 Years For Subversion Charge
Chinese journalist and #Metoo activist Sophia Huang Xueqin was sentenced to five years in prison on Friday on charges of "inciting subversion of state power" after she became a symbol of the country's stalled feminist movement.
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Chinese Citizen Journalist Arrested For Reporting On Covid Released After 4 Years
Chinese citizen journalist Zhang Zhan has been released from prison after serving four years for her coverage of Beijing's COVID-19 response, according to a video released by media watchdog Reporters Without Borders.
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Chinese Journalist Jailed For Covid Reporting In Wuhan Set To Be Freed
Ms Zhan, a former lawyer turned independent journalist, travelled to Wuhan in February 2020
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Elon Musk Leaves Beijing As Tesla Clears Key Regulatory Hurdles In China
Tech billionaire Tesla CEO Elon Musk boarded a plane departing Beijing on Monday, an AFP journalist said, after a whistlestop visit that saw his firm win a key data security clearance from Chinese authorities.
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Australian Journalist Cheng Lei, Jailed In China, Returns Home After 3 Years
The former anchor for Chinese state broadcaster CGTN was arrested in 2020, and was formally charged with "supplying state secrets overseas".
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"Foreign Funds Infused Illegally, Intention To Disturb...": NewsClick FIR Details
NewsClick, being investigated for alleged connections to China-linked entities to broadcast Chinese propaganda, has been accused of a conspiracy to "disrupt sovereignty and territorial integrity of India", according to a copy of the FIR seen by NDTV.
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Neville Roy Singham: Man Accused Of Spreading China Propaganda In India
Neville Roy Singham, American millionaire accused of spreading Chinese propaganda in India and abroad, has now been summoned by Enforcement Directorate in connection with a money laundering case against NewsClick, sources have said
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Chinese Journalist With 4.7 Million Followers Banned From Social Media
A prominent Chinese financial journalist who has compared the country's economic problems to the Great Depression has been banned from social media. Content moderators on Weibo said on Monday they had blocked three verified users.
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Journalists' Visa Row Between India And China Explained In 5 Points
A row has broken out over denial of visas and refusal to renew them for Indian journalists in China. The government said foreign journalists including Chinese are working without any problems in India. But China has alleged "unfair" treatment.
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Hope China Will Allow Continued Presence Of Indian Journalists: Ministry
India on Thursday hoped that Chinese authorities would facilitate continued presence of Indian journalists in China.
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China Cracks Down on Social Media, Orders Cleanup of Independent 'Self-Media' in 2 Months: Report
China has yet again tried to assert its control on the social media space with its "anti-self-media" propaganda which means news is independently created and posted on social media or the Web by independent netizens who are not registered as journalists, Bitter Winter reported. Chinese administration said that these "self-media" producers copied th...
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Reuters Journalists' Social Media Handles Faked To Approach Chinese Activists
Two Reuters journalists had their identities faked by an unknown person or people who then used sham social media accounts to engage with Chinese activists on several online platforms over several months.
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'Large number' Of Americans' Metadata Stolen By Chinese Hackers "Salt Typhoon"
A large number of Americans' metadata has been stolen in the sweeping cyberespionage campaign carried out by a Chinese hacking group dubbed "Salt Typhoon," a senior U.S. official told journalists on Wednesday.
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China Jails Journalist Who Met With Japanese Diplomats For Alleged Espionage
A Beijing court on Friday sentenced veteran Chinese state media journalist Dong Yuyu to seven years in prison on espionage charges, his family said.
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China Jails Journalist For 7 Years On Espionage Charges
A Beijing court on Friday sentenced veteran Chinese state media journalist Dong Yuyu to seven years in prison on espionage charges, his family said.
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Chinese #MeToo Activist Jailed 5 Years For Subversion Charge
Chinese journalist and #Metoo activist Sophia Huang Xueqin was sentenced to five years in prison on Friday on charges of "inciting subversion of state power" after she became a symbol of the country's stalled feminist movement.
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Chinese Citizen Journalist Arrested For Reporting On Covid Released After 4 Years
Chinese citizen journalist Zhang Zhan has been released from prison after serving four years for her coverage of Beijing's COVID-19 response, according to a video released by media watchdog Reporters Without Borders.
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Chinese Journalist Jailed For Covid Reporting In Wuhan Set To Be Freed
Ms Zhan, a former lawyer turned independent journalist, travelled to Wuhan in February 2020
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Elon Musk Leaves Beijing As Tesla Clears Key Regulatory Hurdles In China
Tech billionaire Tesla CEO Elon Musk boarded a plane departing Beijing on Monday, an AFP journalist said, after a whistlestop visit that saw his firm win a key data security clearance from Chinese authorities.
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Australian Journalist Cheng Lei, Jailed In China, Returns Home After 3 Years
The former anchor for Chinese state broadcaster CGTN was arrested in 2020, and was formally charged with "supplying state secrets overseas".
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"Foreign Funds Infused Illegally, Intention To Disturb...": NewsClick FIR Details
NewsClick, being investigated for alleged connections to China-linked entities to broadcast Chinese propaganda, has been accused of a conspiracy to "disrupt sovereignty and territorial integrity of India", according to a copy of the FIR seen by NDTV.
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Neville Roy Singham: Man Accused Of Spreading China Propaganda In India
Neville Roy Singham, American millionaire accused of spreading Chinese propaganda in India and abroad, has now been summoned by Enforcement Directorate in connection with a money laundering case against NewsClick, sources have said
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Chinese Journalist With 4.7 Million Followers Banned From Social Media
A prominent Chinese financial journalist who has compared the country's economic problems to the Great Depression has been banned from social media. Content moderators on Weibo said on Monday they had blocked three verified users.
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Journalists' Visa Row Between India And China Explained In 5 Points
A row has broken out over denial of visas and refusal to renew them for Indian journalists in China. The government said foreign journalists including Chinese are working without any problems in India. But China has alleged "unfair" treatment.
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Hope China Will Allow Continued Presence Of Indian Journalists: Ministry
India on Thursday hoped that Chinese authorities would facilitate continued presence of Indian journalists in China.
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China Cracks Down on Social Media, Orders Cleanup of Independent 'Self-Media' in 2 Months: Report
China has yet again tried to assert its control on the social media space with its "anti-self-media" propaganda which means news is independently created and posted on social media or the Web by independent netizens who are not registered as journalists, Bitter Winter reported. Chinese administration said that these "self-media" producers copied th...
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Reuters Journalists' Social Media Handles Faked To Approach Chinese Activists
Two Reuters journalists had their identities faked by an unknown person or people who then used sham social media accounts to engage with Chinese activists on several online platforms over several months.
