Chinese spies, disguised as tourists, have reportedly infiltrated American military bases as many as 100 times. Washington is on high alert, now sounding the alarm over potential espionage threats, as lawmakers raise grave concerns—and that’s just the tip of the iceberg. How exactly does China spy on America? And what disguises do they use to conceal it? Topics in this episode: Chinese ‘Gate-Crashers’ Raise Espionage Concerns Mounting Espionage: How China Spies on the U.S. Raimondo: ‘China Erodes Trusts’ by Hacking Her Email Spy Tactics: Examining Chinese Intel Gathering Methods 932 CCP Members Revealed Inside Gotion Parent Company; Michigan Residents Concerned Over Battery Plant New COVID-19 Variant Appears in China; Country Sees Boosted COVID-19 Rates Kim Jong Un Expects Arms Talks with Putin ‘These Countries Know Totalitarianism’: Graceffo on How China Is Losing Eastern Europe to Taiwan ...Read more https://www.theepochtimes.com/epochtv/chinese-gate-crashers-raise-espionage-concerns-5486743
Dozens of Republican House Energy and Commerce Committee members sought to review the licensing agreement between Ford Motor Co. and a Chinese electric vehicle battery maker. In a letter sent to Ford’s CEO James Farley, the Republicans, led by committee chair Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-Wash.) and Oversight Subcommittee Chair Morgan Griffith (R-Va.), asked for a copy of the licensing agreement and all Ford’s communications on the deal’s eligibility for tax credits. The lawmakers were concerned that Ford’s deal with the Chinese EV battery maker “could aid China’s efforts to expand its control over United States electric vehicle supply chains and jeopardize national security by furthering dependence on China.” They wrote that such national security risks would become “serious” “at the time of escalating geopolitical tensions.”... 
Kim Jong Un, the top leader of communist North Korea, expects to continue the discussion about a potential arms deal with the Kremlin, which may include a meeting with President Vladimir Putin in Russia, according to intelligence obtained by the United States. Arms negotiations between North Korea and Russia “are actively advancing,” National Security Council spokesperson Adrienne Watson said in a statement to The Epoch Times. Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu traveled to North Korea last month and sought to “convince Pyongyang to sell artillery ammunition to Russia,” Ms. Watson noted. “We have information that Kim Jong-Un expects these discussions to continue, to include leader-level diplomatic engagement in Russia,” she said, without specifying when such a meeting would take place....
The University of Cambridge is ending a partnership with a state-owned Chinese military research institute, according to documents published on Monday. Cambridge’s Centre for Advanced Photonics and Electronics (CAPE) has collaborated with the Beijing Institute of Aerospace Control Devices (BIACD) on projects including smart building systems and smart manufacturing, according to documents obtained by charity UK-China Transparency (UKCT) under Freedom of Information (FOI) laws. UKCT said its report on the partnership is the first part of a rolling project named Cambridge China Files. BIACD is listed as a partner on CAPE’s website along with British health care company Haleon and Chinese railway giant CRRC and telecommunication giant Huawei....