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US Nabs Suspected China Spy for Surveilling Taiwan Leader’s Son
Source: Bloomberg
Geopolitics & WarLegal & Litigation
The FBI says a woman suspected of spying for China by surveilling the Taiwanese president’s son and his family was arrested in the US before she could board a flight to Shanghai. The report comes amid ongoing tensions between the US and China; it gives no indication of a broader market impact.
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