MPs could be about to lose their free daily Chinese state-run newspaper
The free delivery of a newspaper described as ‘Chinese Communist Party propaganda’ to MPs could be about to come to an end.
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Deliveries of China Daily newspaper to MPs could be stopped
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US Indicts China’s iSoon ‘Hackers-for-Hire’ Operatives
The US Justice Department on Wednesday unsealed indictments charging employees of a Chinese cybersecurity firm known as ...
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Deliveries of Chinese Communist Party newspaper to MPs could be stopped
The newspaper is sent to Parliament without being asked for, with a copy earmarked for most MPs. However ... who has been sanctioned by Beijing, said it was a “terrible propaganda sheet”.
US charges 12 Chinese nationals with hacking American agencies for Beijing
The US has charged 12 Chinese nationals, including two public security officials, with involvement in a hacker-for-hire ...