A former top New York official earlier charged with acting as a Chinese agent was handed a second federal indictment alleging ...

The Taichung branch of the High Court today sentenced retired military officer Chu Hung-i (屈宏義), chairman of the ...

When still serving with the Coast Guard, the officer surnamed Lee (李) accepted NT$60,000 (US$2,000) per quarter and a ...

Last week in Canada, world leaders jointly condemned transnational repression as a threat to sovereignty. But at home, many ...

Four former members of Taiwan's ruling party have been indicted for allegedly spying for China. The accused, including a former adviser and a presidential office assistant, are charged with sharing ...

A growing number of espionage cases are rattling Taiwan’s ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), piercing deep into the island’s political and military core and exposing worrying ...

Approximately 159 Taiwanese have been indicted for spying for China since 2020, ... The naval officer had attempted, at the behest of a Hong Kong businessman, to set up a spy ring in Taiwan.

A new detailed report by the Washington-based Global Taiwan Institute provides shocking counterintelligence information regarding Beijing’s overheated spy war against Taiwan, making plain that ...

Taiwan plans to reinstate military judges to address Chinese espionage cases involving its service members, as prosecutions rise sharply.  ...

Taiwan Plans To Reinstate Military Judges For China Spy Cases The number of people prosecuted for spying for Beijing has soared, with retired and serving members of Taiwan's military the main targets.

The U.S. on Wednesday announced indictments against a slew of alleged Chinese hackers, sanctioned a Chinese tech company and offered a $10 million bounty over what Washington called a years-long ...

Taiwan has described the Chinese balloons as a form of "grey zone" harassment - a tactic that falls short of an act of war but can exhaust Taipei's armed forces. Balloons from China became a ...