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Chinese Academic Convicted Of Acting As Foreign Agent In US
Wang Shujun was a naturalised US citizen.
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US Charges 1 American, 4 Chinese Officials With Spying
A US citizen and four Chinese intelligence officers have been charged with spying on Chinese dissidents, human rights leaders and pro-democracy activists residing in the United States.
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"Pure Fabrication", Says Beijing On US Charges Against Chinese 'Spy'
China on Monday labelled the charges against a Chinese citizen convicted in the United States of stealing trade secrets as "pure fabrication".
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US Announces Charges Against Chinese, Malaysian Hackers
The US Justice Department on Wednesday announced charges against five Chinese and two Malaysians who ran a global hacking operation for at least six years to steal identities and video game technology, and to spy on Hong Kong activists.
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FBI Finds Chinese Students, Researchers With Army Links, Search 25 Cities
US Federal prosecutors have charged four Chinese nationals with visa fraud for lying about their status as members of the Chinese Army, while they were conducting research in the US, the justice department said.
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Harvard Professor Among 3 Charged Over Links To Chinese Government In US
A Harvard University department chair and two Chinese nationals who were researchers at Boston University and a Boston hospital were charged on Tuesday with lying about their alleged links to the Chinese government.
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Pentagon Intel Official Pleads Guilty In Chinese Spying Case
A former US Defense Intelligence Agency official will be jailed for 15 years after pleading guilty Friday to charges of attempting to sell classified information to the Chinese, the Department of Justice said.
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US Made Spy Case Out Of Thin Air, Says China
Beijing on Thursday dismissed US charges against an alleged Chinese intelligence agent who was accused of a state-sponsored effort to steal trade secrets.
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US Officials Arrest Chinese Spy Accused Of Stealing Aviation Secrets
In a rare feat, federal agents lured a Chinese government spy to Belgium, where authorities transferred him this week to the United States for prosecution on economic espionage charges, U.S. officials said Wednesday.
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Ex-US Intel Officer Charged With Selling Secrets To China For $800,000
A former Defense Intelligence Agency officer was arrested this weekend by the FBI, charged with trying to ferry US government secrets to Chinese spies, and taking at least $800,000 in suspicious funds flowing from China, according to newly unsealed court documents.
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US Accuses China of Cyber Spying on American Companies
The United States on Monday charged five Chinese military officers and accused them of hacking into American nuclear, metal and solar companies to steal trade secrets, ratcheting up tensions between the two world powers over cyber espionage.
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In Cyber Spying Row, Chinese Media Call US a 'Mincing Rascal'
Chinese state media labelled the United States a "mincing rascal" and "high-level hooligan" on Wednesday in response to Washington charging five Chinese military officers with hacking US companies to steal trade secrets.
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Chinese Academic Convicted Of Acting As Foreign Agent In US
Wang Shujun was a naturalised US citizen.
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US Charges 1 American, 4 Chinese Officials With Spying
A US citizen and four Chinese intelligence officers have been charged with spying on Chinese dissidents, human rights leaders and pro-democracy activists residing in the United States.
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"Pure Fabrication", Says Beijing On US Charges Against Chinese 'Spy'
China on Monday labelled the charges against a Chinese citizen convicted in the United States of stealing trade secrets as "pure fabrication".
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US Announces Charges Against Chinese, Malaysian Hackers
The US Justice Department on Wednesday announced charges against five Chinese and two Malaysians who ran a global hacking operation for at least six years to steal identities and video game technology, and to spy on Hong Kong activists.
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FBI Finds Chinese Students, Researchers With Army Links, Search 25 Cities
US Federal prosecutors have charged four Chinese nationals with visa fraud for lying about their status as members of the Chinese Army, while they were conducting research in the US, the justice department said.
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Harvard Professor Among 3 Charged Over Links To Chinese Government In US
A Harvard University department chair and two Chinese nationals who were researchers at Boston University and a Boston hospital were charged on Tuesday with lying about their alleged links to the Chinese government.
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Pentagon Intel Official Pleads Guilty In Chinese Spying Case
A former US Defense Intelligence Agency official will be jailed for 15 years after pleading guilty Friday to charges of attempting to sell classified information to the Chinese, the Department of Justice said.
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US Made Spy Case Out Of Thin Air, Says China
Beijing on Thursday dismissed US charges against an alleged Chinese intelligence agent who was accused of a state-sponsored effort to steal trade secrets.
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US Officials Arrest Chinese Spy Accused Of Stealing Aviation Secrets
In a rare feat, federal agents lured a Chinese government spy to Belgium, where authorities transferred him this week to the United States for prosecution on economic espionage charges, U.S. officials said Wednesday.
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Ex-US Intel Officer Charged With Selling Secrets To China For $800,000
A former Defense Intelligence Agency officer was arrested this weekend by the FBI, charged with trying to ferry US government secrets to Chinese spies, and taking at least $800,000 in suspicious funds flowing from China, according to newly unsealed court documents.
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US Accuses China of Cyber Spying on American Companies
The United States on Monday charged five Chinese military officers and accused them of hacking into American nuclear, metal and solar companies to steal trade secrets, ratcheting up tensions between the two world powers over cyber espionage.
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In Cyber Spying Row, Chinese Media Call US a 'Mincing Rascal'
Chinese state media labelled the United States a "mincing rascal" and "high-level hooligan" on Wednesday in response to Washington charging five Chinese military officers with hacking US companies to steal trade secrets.
