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Washington?s cyberwarfare unit relied on a stealthy program as it hacked a prominent Chinese university, Global Times reports US intellige

China on Tuesday released investigation reports disclosing details of cyber attacks on a Chinese uni

The Chinese Foreign Ministry has made solemn representations to the U.S. Embassy in China regarding the U.S. cyber attack on Chinas Northwestern Polytechnical University.

Xinhua news agency chief Fu Hua says his organization wont stray from Xi Jinping Thought even for a minute.

China is reminding the world that it is very much in the race to deploy hypersonic missiles, with the School of Aeronautics and Astronautics of Northwestern Polytechnical University successfully launching the Feitian-1, a RBCC-propelled vehicle.

At least 500 students have been rejected under a policy issued by then-President Donald Trump to block Beijing from obtaining US technology with possible military uses

Director of Slovak Confucius Institute Allegedly Threatens Independent Scholar Ľuboslav Štora, the former director of the Confucius Institute (CI) in Slovakia’s Bratislava, drew attention for sending intimidating messages in emails to Matej Šimalčík, one of the key independent experts on China in Central and East European countries. Štora had served as the head of the Slovak branch of communist China’s tech giant ZTE before he worked for the CI, which was founded in 2007 on basis of a...

April 28, 2021 | 7:27 PM A Wellesley man from China pleaded guilty in Boston federal court Wednesday to charges of illegally exporting $100,000 worth of anti-submarine devices to a Chinese military university, federal prosecutors say. Shuren Qin, 44, was arrested and charged in the summer of 2018. He pleaded guilty to ten counts, including conspiracy to unlawfully export objects, visa fraud, money laundering, and smuggling hydrophones to Northwestern Polytechnical University. Hydrophones are d...

Florida Professor Charged With Concealing China Ties From NIH By   A former University of Florida professor was indicted for allegedly concealing information related to a Chinese company he founded and other affiliations with Chinese entities from his employer and the National Institutes of Health, which funded his research with a $1.75 million grant. The indictment alleges that Yin Lang, an associate professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering, "repeatedly made false statements to...