A Chinese hacking group foils Microsoft security, targeting the U.S. government in what’s being called an intel gathering scheme.
A statement from NATO sparks Beijing’s anger. Lashing out on day two of a major summit, China sent over 30 fighter jets flying near Taiwan.
Police in Hong Kong raid the family home of an exiled pro-democracy activist.
And struggling under U.S. sanctions, China’s Huawei is preparing a return to the global 5G smartphone market.
Topics in this episode:
- China-Based Hackers Breach U.S. Government Email Accounts
- Beijing Lashes Out at NATO Over Statement
- Bulgari Apologizes to China Over Taiwan Listing
- Kremlin Says Putin Trip to China Is ‘On the Agenda’
- Family of Exiled Activist Nathan Law Questioned in Hong Kong
- China Successfully Launches First Methane-Liquid Rocket
- Huawei Eyes Return to 5G Phones Despite U.S. Ban
- McCarthy: Economic Reform ‘Incompatible’ with Xi’s Vision for Running China