Beijing Hits Back at CIA Chief’s Remark on Rebuilding Spy Network in China
The CIA is working to rebuild its network of spies in China after Beijing caught and killed many of its agents a decade ago. As China vows countermeasures, will the agency pull it off this time?
Streets lie vacant and sirens sound across northern Taiwan. A half-hour evacuation drill aims to prepare residents for natural disasters, or a possible Chinese attack.
In a show of force and unity aimed at China, the largest-ever joint military training between Washington and Canberra is underway in Australia.
Does America’s Indo-Pacific strategy impact world dynamics? What role does Beijing play? We hear from two Washington officials.
Topics in this episode:
- Beijing Hits Back at CIA Chief’s Remark on Re-Building Spy Network in China
- Taiwan Holds Air Raid Attack Evacuation Drill
- U.S. Focusing on Allies in Indo-Pacific
- Japan Develops New EV Motor; Aims to Cut Rare-Earth Dependence on China
- Australia Blocks China’s Takeover of Lithium Mine
- U.S., Australia Begin ‘Largest-Ever’ Bilateral Drill
- $6.6B Deal: Australia to Buy 20 U.S.-Made Planes
- ‘Unrestricted Hybrid Warfare:’ Lee on China’s Use of AI to Wage War on the West
