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Le DOJ accuse un employé de Zoom d avoir aidé la Chine à fermer des réunions Zoom aux USA et ailleurs, sur une foule de sujets religieux et politiques qui dérangeaient le Parti Communiste

Le DOJ accuse un employé de Zoom d avoir aidé la Chine à fermer des réunions Zoom aux USA et ailleurs, sur une foule de sujets religieux et politiques qui dérangeaient le Parti Communiste
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Why a controversial Chinese-Swiss agreement has been left to expire

Why a controversial Chinese-Swiss agreement has been left to expire The two countries have been on a path of deepening bilateral relations, including several high-level visits from both parties, since signing a memorandum of understanding in 2007. Keystone / Alessandro Della Valle The Swiss government has put on hold a deal that allowed agents from China to come to Switzerland to identify Chinese nationals, following public outcry and pressure from various groups. But questions about the nature and purpose of the arrangement continue to dog migration officials.  This content was published on December 18, 2020 - 11:00 December 18, 2020 - 11:00 Geraldine Wong Sak Hoi A stickler for detail, Geraldine first arrived at swissinfo.ch in 2014 to study rumours on social media as part of a collaborative research project known as Pheme. She now coordinates the Fact Checks by swissinfo.ch dossier covering (mis)statements about Switzerland, and continues to follow the tr

Interpol operation snares 21,500 telecoms fraudsters, including in Singapore

December 14, 2020 The head of Interpol’s Beijing bureau says there has been an increase in telecoms fraud during the Covid-19 pandemic. Pexels More than 21,500 people were arrested and almost US$154 million (S$50.8 million) seized during a year-long investigation led by Interpol to crack down on telecoms fraud and other scams. Law enforcement agencies in 35 countries, including China, supported the operation, code-named First Light. “This operation was supported by the Chinese Ministry of Public Security and also Interpol’s National Central Bureau in Beijing, which provided very active and significant support,” Jose De Gracia, Interpol’s assistant director of criminal networks, said in an interview.

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