Chinese Police Detain Small Investors Defrauded by State-Linked Investment Group

Chinese police detained small investors defrauded by a state-linked investment group, accusing them of acting on behalf of 'overseas anti-China forces.' The company abruptly ceased operations, leaving 100,000 investors with $2.74 billion in losses. Victims were detained for speaking to foreign reporters about the scandal.

Chinese Police Assistance in Kiribati

Chinese police are working in Kiribati, a Pacific nation near Hawaii, assisting with community policing and a crime database program. This partnership is part of China's efforts to expand security ties in the Pacific Islands amidst rivalry with the United States.

Unauthorized Leak of Documents from Chinese Security Contractor

Chinese police are investigating an unauthorized online dump of documents from a private security contractor linked to China’s top policing agency, revealing surveillance methods used by Chinese authorities to monitor dissidents overseas and hack other nations. The leaked documents include contracts, marketing presentations, and hacking tools used to spy on both Chinese and foreigners.