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Accusations of Espionage Surface as Russian Hypersonic Expert Allegedly Leaks Secrets to China
Alexander Shiplyuk, the director of Khristianovich Institute of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics (ITAM) in Siberia and a leading figure in Russian hypersonic missile technology, faces serious accusations of treason, allegedly leaking classified material to China. According to two undisclosed sources, the incident reportedly occurred at a scientific conference in China back in 2017. 
Alexander Shiplyuk, the director of Khristianovich Institute of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics (ITAM) in Siberia and a leading figure in Russian hypersonic missile technology, faces serious accusations of treason, allegedly leaking classified material to China. According to two undisclosed sources, the incident reportedly occurred at a scientific conference in China back in 2017. -
China Censures G7 Summit's Stance, Labels It 'Anti-China Workshop'
China has issued strong criticism of the recent G7 summit, labeling it an "anti-China workshop". This response follows declarations by the G7 singling out China on several issues including Taiwan, nuclear weapons, economic coercion, and human rights. 
China has issued strong criticism of the recent G7 summit, labeling it an "anti-China workshop". This response follows declarations by the G7 singling out China on several issues including Taiwan, nuclear weapons, economic coercion, and human rights. -
China Increases Exit Bans, Alarming Foreign Executives Amid Tightened Political Control
China is ramping up restrictions on citizens and foreign executives leaving the country, sending a conflicting message as the nation claims to be open for business after three years of stringent COVID-19 measures. Human rights group Safeguard Defenders and a Reuters analysis have discovered a significant rise in exit bans, with foreign business communities expressing concern over the trend. 
China is ramping up restrictions on citizens and foreign executives leaving the country, sending a conflicting message as the nation claims to be open for business after three years of stringent COVID-19 measures. Human rights group Safeguard Defenders and a Reuters analysis have discovered a significant rise in exit bans, with foreign business communities expressing concern over the trend. -
China Showcases Combat Drone Around Taiwan; US Navy Aircraft Crosses Strait
A Chinese TB-001 combat drone has flown around Taiwan, demonstrating Beijing's ability to attack the island's east coast bases, while a US Navy P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft transited the Taiwan Strait. 
A Chinese TB-001 combat drone has flown around Taiwan, demonstrating Beijing's ability to attack the island's east coast bases, while a US Navy P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft transited the Taiwan Strait. -
China Bolsters Counterespionage Measures: New Law Set to Impact Tech Industry and Foreign Businesses
China has approved revisions to its counterespionage law, which could affect foreigners doing business in the country, as they will be subjected to increased scrutiny by authorities. The revised law, first enacted in 2014, will take effect on July 1. 
China has approved revisions to its counterespionage law, which could affect foreigners doing business in the country, as they will be subjected to increased scrutiny by authorities. The revised law, first enacted in 2014, will take effect on July 1. -
China Establishes Nationwide Real Estate Registration System to Enhance Transparency
China has successfully constructed a nationwide, unified real estate registration system, according to a report by the official Xinhua news agency on Tuesday. This landmark development is expected to improve transparency in property ownership across the country. 
China has successfully constructed a nationwide, unified real estate registration system, according to a report by the official Xinhua news agency on Tuesday. This landmark development is expected to improve transparency in property ownership across the country. -
China Affirms Respect for Ex-Soviet States' Sovereignty Amid EU Outcry
The Chinese foreign ministry declared on Monday its respect for the sovereignty of former Soviet Union nations following controversial remarks by its ambassador to Paris, which incited backlash from European Union (EU) foreign ministers. 
The Chinese foreign ministry declared on Monday its respect for the sovereignty of former Soviet Union nations following controversial remarks by its ambassador to Paris, which incited backlash from European Union (EU) foreign ministers. -
China Experiences Economic Surge in Q1, Global Challenges Loom Over Recovery
China's economy reported faster-than-anticipated growth in Q1 as the easing of strict COVID restrictions allowed businesses and consumers to recover from the pandemic's impact. However, the global slowdown presents potential obstacles to a stable outlook. 
China's economy reported faster-than-anticipated growth in Q1 as the easing of strict COVID restrictions allowed businesses and consumers to recover from the pandemic's impact. However, the global slowdown presents potential obstacles to a stable outlook. -
China Anticipated to Abandon Demand for Shared Losses in Debt Restructuring, Aiding Debt Relief
China is likely to abandon its demand that multilateral development banks share losses with other creditors during sovereign debt restructurings for impoverished countries, potentially removing a significant obstacle to debt relief, according to a source knowledgeable about the plans. 
China is likely to abandon its demand that multilateral development banks share losses with other creditors during sovereign debt restructurings for impoverished countries, potentially removing a significant obstacle to debt relief, according to a source knowledgeable about the plans. -
China Concludes Taiwan Military Drills, Practices Blockades and Precision Strikes
China announced on Monday the conclusion of a three-day series of military exercises around Taiwan, stating that the drills tested integrated military capabilities under actual combat conditions. The Chinese forces practiced precision strikes and blockading the island, which Beijing views as part of its territory. 
China announced on Monday the conclusion of a three-day series of military exercises around Taiwan, stating that the drills tested integrated military capabilities under actual combat conditions. The Chinese forces practiced precision strikes and blockading the island, which Beijing views as part of its territory.
