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06.10.26 - 14:51
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FBI Arrests Chinese Woman At LAX For Surveilling Son Of Taiwanese President (ZeroHedge)
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FBI Arrests Chinese Woman At LAX For Surveilling Son Of Taiwanese President
Authored by Lear Zhou via The Epoch Times,
The Federal Bureau of Investigation arrested a Californian woman at Los Angeles International Airport on Oct. 4 on suspicion of acting as an unregistered agent for Beijing and surveilling a close relative of a Taiwanese government official, officials said.
"Heather" Zhang Wanying, 34, who lives in Irvine, Orange County, was taken into custody by FBI Los Angeles when she attempted to leave the United States for China, according to first assistant U.S. Attorney for the Central District of California Bilal Essayli.
The FBI said in an X post that "she surveilled the Taiwanese President's son and his family - filming their home, vehicles, and reporting information back to PRC handlers," using the acronym for China's official name, the People's Republic of China.
FBI Director Kash Patel told America's adversaries to "take note."
"America is no longer a safe place to run your esp...
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22.08.26 - 05:06
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US Navy aircraft transits Taiwan Strait before planned Xi-Trump meeting (Times of India)
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In a groundbreaking move, China has launched an extensive automotive recall, impacting 4.3 million vehicles across multiple manufacturers including Tesla. Safety regulators have raised alarms about the potential difficulty occupants may face in opening doors during emergency situations. Tesla is responsible for almost three million of these recalls, focusing on solutions such as software enhancements and additional warning labels....
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22.05.26 - 05:06
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Toyota To Import Taiwan-Built Minivans To Japan Amid Factory Strain (ZeroHedge)
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Toyota To Import Taiwan-Built Minivans To Japan Amid Factory Strain
Toyota will start shipping Taiwan-built Noah and Voxy minivans to Japan later this year, marking a rare shift in the company's production strategy as mounting pressures strain the country's auto manufacturing sector, according to Nikkei.
Production for the Japanese market is set to begin in October on a dedicated line at Toyota's plant in northern Taiwan, according to Nikkei. While Japanese automakers have long sold foreign-built vehicles at home, those models were typically intended for overseas markets first. Toyota's decision to create an offshore production line specifically for Japanese consumers is highly uncommon, particularly for two of its key domestic models.
The move comes as Toyota faces increasing difficulty expanding output inside Japan. Factory utilization is already near its limits, while labor shortages, higher material costs, and tighter compliance requirements have made domestic manufacturing more expens...
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