Frank Fang is a reporter at The Epoch Times. Based in Taiwan, he covers news related to the U.S., China, and Taiwan, with a focus on regional interest and world news. His work has been featured in CauseACTION Clarion, The Santa Clarita Valley Signal, RealClearDefense, The Business Times, and The Baltimore Sun.
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Frank Fang's focus is on government, politics, world affairs, and technology. He seems to respond well to coverage around governmental announcements and legal policy regulations. His articles often relate to international relations involving China, Russia, and the US.
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By: Frank Fang
The motion also addresses the importance of showing the Canadian documentary ‘State Organs.’
By: Frank Fang
The bipartisan legislation calls for U.S. sanctions against Chinese human rights violators.
By: Frank Fang
‘Chinese money laundering networks have become a key enabler to the Mexican cartels,’ said Andrew Duva, assistant attorney general for the Justice Department.
By: Frank Fang
Taiwan is strengthening its asymmetric defense capabilities, with drones playing an increasingly important role in its defense strategy.
The defendants decided to become spies to help repay their personal debts, according to a court ruling.
By: Frank Fang
Over 1,000 Falun Gong practitioners participated in the parade.
By: Frank Fang
Zeng Weiheng, an undergraduate student from Canada, told the FBI that he believed his handler worked for one of China’s security departments.
By: Jan Jekielek, Frank Fang
Palau is hosting the Pacific Islands Forum and invited Taiwan to participate, despite Beijing’s opposition.
By: Frank Fang, Jan Jekielek
Some leader absences are ‘clearly linked to Chinese influence or destabilization operations,’ said one expert.
By: Jan Jekielek, Frank Fang
Taiwan’s foreign minister was in Palau at the invitation of President Surangel Whipps Jr., despite objections from China.
