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Backlash Grows Over Florida Law Excluding Chinese Grad Students from Universities

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Gainesville, Florida – A law in Florida is facing criticism from professors, students, and advocates who believe it may exclude Chinese graduate students from the state’s universities. State Bill 846, which came into effect last July, prohibits the hiring of graduate students from “countries of concern,” including China, the largest source of international students in the state. The law has sparked protests as universities issue offer letters in the spring. Critics argue that the measure poses a threat to academic freedom, scientific advancements, and the state’s education system. They claim it is discriminatory and will … Read more

U.S. Judge Rules Against Chinese Companies for Importing Banned Wallets

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WASHINGTON (AP) — A judge at the U.S. International Trade Commission has ruled that two Chinese companies are in violation of U.S. law for importing specific types of wallets, leading to calls for a ban on these imports. The judge’s decision comes as part of an ongoing trade dispute between the United States and China, adding fuel to the fire in an already tense relationship. The judge determined that the Chinese companies engaged in illegal practices by importing these wallets, which violates U.S. trade regulations. The ruling suggests that the imports should be prohibited, potentially … Read more

Australia Cracks Down on Espionage: Success in Unveiling Chinese Spy Network Revealed

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CANBERRA, Australia – Australian authorities have recently apprehended an alleged foreign spy following an extensive investigation. The details surrounding the detained individual have not been released by the authorities for security reasons. This development comes in the wake of heightened concerns within the Australian government about foreign interference, particularly from China. The arrest follows intelligence agencies’ efforts to counter the infiltration of foreign spies into Australian corporations, universities, and politics. Australian officials have been collaborating with their international counterparts to expose any covert activities aimed at compromising national security. The Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) … Read more

Chinese Lawyer Accused of Draining 93-Year-Old Millionaire Husband’s Fortune in Controversial Will

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Kings Lynn, Norfolk – A Chinese lawyer is facing accusations of taking advantage of her late husband after marrying him just 11 months before his death. Guixiang Qin, 54, married wealthy retired butcher Robert Harrington in June 2019, less than a year before he passed away. The court heard that they had met after Harrington placed an advert in a newspaper offering a free Christmas dinner in exchange for company. Now, his daughter, Jill Langley, is suing her stepmother, alleging that she took all of Harrington’s money and did not fulfill his burial wishes. According … Read more