German officials said on May 15 that they believe the two unauthorized Chinese police outposts remain in operation in the country, though Beijing had promised to shut them down in February. These police outposts were “not fixed-location offices, but mobile facilities,” a spokesperson of the Federal Ministry of the Interior said at a daily briefing…
China Is Still Conducting Police Activities in Berlin, Germany Says
May 15, 2023
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Chinese Warships Circle Japan Amid Missile Defense System Deployment
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