Utah Forces Chinese Company to Sell Land Near US Military Site

A Chinese company has been forced to sell land near a U.S. military site—a win for Utah’s government.

Marrying U.S. military members to gain base access appears to be another Beijing-linked scheme. Lawsuits and arrests are underway.

The CIA takes action: A Mandarin recruiting video targets Chinese officers after a rare military purge sparks backlash. The video says, “Anyone with leadership qualities is bound to be subject to suspicion and ruthlessly eliminated.”

The United States and Taiwan have struck a trade deal—bolstering the island nation’s defense against Beijing’s threats.

Japan seizes a Chinese fishing boat and arrests its captain, and China protests.

China is also helping Russia sidestep U.S. sanctions, with tens of thousands of cars exported through China.

1. Utah Forces Chinese Company to Sell Land
2. Phony Marriages for US Military Base Access
3. CIA Video Recruiting Chinese Officers as Spies
4. US Warns on China’s Deals in Venezuela
5. A Declining China–Venezuela Relationship
6. US, Taiwan Reach Reciprocal Trade Deal
7. Japan Seizes Chinese Fishing Boat, Arrests Skipper
8. 2 Chinese Nationals Charged With Spying on Buddhist Group
9. New NATO Arctic Mission to Defend Against Russia, China
10. Foreign Cars Flow Into Russia via China
11. China Deal Offers Zero Tariffs to South African Exports
12. Lessons From China’s Cultural Revolution: Xi Van Fleet