Frank Fang is a translator and journalist who writes for The Epoch Times and CauseACTION Clarion. His articles primarily cover topics related to US-China relations, national security, and political events in China and Hong Kong. Frank's work aims to provide readers with in-depth analysis and insights into these complex issues.
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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
‘If Russian offenses continue and they gain territory in Ukraine, that will alter the balance of power in Europe.’
China used the combination of content generated by artificial intelligence (AI) and social media platforms, including TikTok, in an attempt to sway voters in January's elections in Taiwan, according to Taiwanese experts.
By: Steve Lance, Frank Fang
‘The China of 30 years ago is very different than the China today, even five years ago; they’ve become more aggressive at home, abroad, militarily.’
By: Frank Fang
Rocket Lab was awarded a $32 million and True Anomaly was awarded $30 million to carry out the mission.
As of July 1, it will be illegal in Idaho for health insurers to cover an organ transplant or post-transplant care performed in China.
About 10,000 people quietly congregated in Beijing on a spring day in 1999, now remembered as the April 25 appeal—the largest protest in China's recent history.
China's ambitions with regard to the Moon are also among Space Command's concerns. Gen. Stephen Whiting, commander of U.S.
The CCP's persecution of Falun Gong is ‘a crime of genocide and a crime against humanity.'
China's communist regime spent $710.6 billion on its military in 2022, more than three times Beijing's publicly stated totals, according to a report from the Washington-based American Enterprise Institute (AEI).
Russia is developing a space-based nuclear weapon that could make low Earth orbit —where the majority of satellites are located—unusable for a year if detonated, according to a senior Pentagon official.
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