Taiwan court sentenced a woman for conspiring with Chinese officials amid rising tensions and military buildup.
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Updated Aug 11
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Taiwan court sentenced a woman for conspiring with Chinese officials amid rising tensions and military buildup.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Specific case of Chinese political influence in Taiwan results in court conviction.1 source
Xu Chunying was sentenced in New Taipei for actions taken under CCP directives.1 source
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