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China Using Fake Job Offers to Recruit Spies, Five Eyes Warns
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Mundo·4/6/2026Resumen IA

China Using Fake Job Offers to Recruit Spies, Five Eyes Warns

The Five Eyes intelligence alliance warned that China is using fake job recruitment schemes on platforms like LinkedIn to trick government and military personnel into revealing sensitive information. Operatives pose as recruiters, offering jobs to gather privileged military, political, and economic data, with targets including security clearance holders and academics. China has rejected the allegations as 'malicious slander'.

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Times of India
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Cheaper durians for China, Hong Kong helpers camp in tents: 5 weekend reads you missed
NOTICIA
4/5/2026

Cheaper durians for China, Hong Kong helpers camp in tents: 5 weekend reads you missed

We have put together stories from our coverage last weekend to help you stay informed about news across Asia and beyond. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. Durian Express? China brings in cheaper fruit with new Southeast Asia train 2. ‘Structural shift’: new routes for Middle East freight to bypass Hormuz 3. ‘Nowhere to go’: helpers pushed out of parks spend day off in tents at bus terminus 4. Why Beijing now wants its spies executed in Taiwan back...

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SCMP Economy
China's 'Invisible Martyrs': Beijing Revives Spy Stories for Taiwan Reunification Narrative
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Política·2/5/2026Resumen IA

China's 'Invisible Martyrs': Beijing Revives Spy Stories for Taiwan Reunification Narrative

A courtyard house in Fuzhou, Fujian, once home to Wu Shi – a KMT defector executed in Taipei in 1950 – has become a pilgrimage site after a hit drama 'Silent Honour' aired in October. The residence was renovated in three months and opened in February, drawing up to 20,000 visitors daily over Chinese New Year. Since April, it has been designated a National Security Education Base, part of Beijing's messaging toward Taiwan.

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SCMP Economy
2 min de lectura
China's 'Invisible Martyrs': Beijing Frames KMT Spy Executions in Taiwan as Reunification Narrative
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Política·1/5/2026Resumen IA

China's 'Invisible Martyrs': Beijing Frames KMT Spy Executions in Taiwan as Reunification Narrative

A courtyard house in Fuzhou, Fujian, where Communist spy Wu Shi once lived before being executed in Taipei in 1950, has become a national pilgrimage site following a hit drama 'Silent Honour'. The property was renovated in three months and opened in February, attracting up to 20,000 visitors daily over Chinese New Year. Since April, it has been designated one of China's 25 'National Security Education Bases', part of Beijing's messaging toward Taiwan framing spy executions within a reunification narrative.

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SCMP News
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