China's Eyes
FBI’s Arrest of Alleged Spy on U.S. Soil Shows How Far Beijing Reaches to Keep Tabs on its Targets
The FBI’s arrest of an alleged Chinese intelligence operative at Los Angeles International Airport raises fresh questions about Beijing’s willingness to conduct covert operations inside the United States. Joshua Philipp and Nan Su, journalists for the Epoch Times, specializing in the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and its influence operations, can explain how the case fits into the broader pattern of transnational repression targeting people and organizations the regime consider threats.
- FBI arrests alleged Chinese operative accused of surveilling Taiwan’s president’s son
- Zhang allegedly transmitted surveillance information to Chinese government contacts
- Shen Yun offers broader context for Beijing’s campaign against perceived enemies
- CCP transnational repression raises concerns about foreign intimidation on American soil
- Joshua Philipp and Nan Su examine Beijing’s intelligence operations and influence campaigns
ABOUT JOSHUA PHILIPP…Joshua Philipp is an award-winning journalist and Senior Investigative Reporter at The Epoch Times. He is the host of The Josh Philipp Show, a program that dives deep into news stories, to make sense of what’s going on beyond the headlines and ‘Crossroads,’ a news and analysis program on EpochTV.
ABOUT NAN SU…
Nan Su is currently a Senior Reporter for the Epoch Times, a New York-based newspaper published in 36 countries and 22 languages. Mr. Su’s focus has been subjects related to China.
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