Official statements only identified the suspect by the surname" Zeng" and claim the individual formed a working relationship with a U.S. official, trading confidential information for financial payouts.... The hashtag' Discovered espionage, dial 12339' has received more than 310 million views on Weibo.... One of the posters depicts a man taking pictures of military activities, a hand pointing at a map that seems to identify a military base, and two hands exchanging an electronic memory card fo

The police did not provide details about the stolen data, but said that the officer was paid about$ 38, 000 in cryptocurrency by the agent. The two South Koreans were arrested earlier this month and now face criminal charges of breaking the country’s National Security Act.... The South Korean police said they could not arrest the agent, who was operating from abroad, but said that they believed he was a hacker working for the North Korean government. South and North Korea have remained technica

His brother, Ahn Yong-soo, said that when he was a teenager, he was tortured？... Lee Se-ho, claimed that no South Korean soldier was held prisoner.... Lee’s command insisted that several missing soldiers, including Hak-soo, were not prisoners of war, but either deserters or defectors not worth repatriating, according to declassified documents.Mr....

Additional documents are expected to be made public next year. There was no immediate indication that the records contained new revelations that could radically reshape the public's understanding of the events surrounding the Nov.... He also visited the Cuban embassy, apparently interested in a travel visa that would permit him to visit Cuba and wait there for a Soviet visa.... But other interpretations have persisted. —————Associated Press writers Ben Fox and Nomaan Merchant in Washington and

Part of a file from the CIA, dated Feb.... 3, 1968, titled" Mexico City Chronology" about Lee Harvey Oswald's time in Mexico and contact with the embassy of the Soviet Union in Mexico City, that was released on Dec.... The disclosure of secret cables, internal memos and other documents satisfies a deadline set in October by President Joe Biden and is in keeping with a federal statute that calls for the government to release records in its possession concerning the Kennedy assassination....

She also heard from the American business community, which has been alarmed by a recent flurry of investigations of foreign companies. Yellen arrived in Beijing on Thursday, days after the Chinese government announced new restrictions on exports of two metals needed to produce semiconductors.... The Biden administration this month is putting the finishing touches on regulations that would prohibit U.S. investment in Chinese technology sectors with military applications.... But Chinese official

" I certainly expressed concern about this action and contrasted it with the actions that we've taken.... " The law has always given authorities incredibly vast authority and discretion to address perceived threats to national security.... " We should expect vigorous enforcement of the law after the current furor dies down," Gatestone Institute Senior Fellow Gordon Chang told Fox News Digital. Chang warned the Chinese landscape is becoming far more hostile....

Many companies portray China’s business environment as becoming more difficult to navigate.... Companies find themselves caught between a Beijing that has been outwardly solicitous of their investment but at the same time focused on its security priorities.... Nearly two-thirds of European companies in China have seen business opportunities thwarted by China’s ever more complex web of regulations. The reports also make clear that despite the troublesome landscape, China remains an enticing lur

" There is a pattern of behavior that I saw[ at] Facebook: Facebook choosing to prioritize its profits over people."" You can declare moral bankruptcy, and we can figure out a fix[ to] these things together because we solve problems together," Haugen said.... Drew Angerer/ Getty Images Former Facebook employee Frances Haugen testifies during a Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation hearing entitled' Protecting Kids Online: Testimony from a Facebook Whistleblower'on Capitol Hi

"( Coronavirus) has shut down the global economy.... " It is a bit like chewing gum stuck on the sole of China's shoes.... Sometimes you have to find a stone to rub it off."" Australia is always there, making trouble....