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China Warns of More Repercussions Over US Cyber Indictments

By William Ide | VOA News on May 20, 2014   Breaking News, Featured, World  

China Warns of More Repercussions Over US Cyber Indictments

  BEIJING — China has lodged a protest with the U.S. Ambassador in Beijing in response to accusations that five Chinese military officers engaged in cyber theft and espionage targeting American companies and labor groups. China also says it could take further steps in response to the indictments. China’s Foreign Ministry says Beijing lodged the protest late […]

New York Jury Convicts Islamic Preacher of Terror-Related Charges

By Carolyn Weaver|VOA on May 20, 2014   National  

New York Jury Convicts Islamic Preacher of Terror-Related Charges

  NEW YORK — A federal jury in New York has convicted former London-based radical Islamic preacher Abu Hamza on all 11 counts of providing material support to terrorists.The guilty verdict for Abu Hamza, whose birth name is Mustafa Kamel Mustafa, followed a month-long trial before a jury of eight men and four women. They found […]

Thai Military Declares Martial Law

By VOA on May 20, 2014   World  

Thai Military Declares Martial Law

  Thailand’s military has declared martial law, saying it did so to keep “peace and order” after months of sometimes violent anti-government protests.In a surprise announcement early Tuesday, Thailand’s military chief, General Prayuth Chan-Ocha, said the move was necessary because of mounting fear that there could be riots in many parts of the country. The […]

US Indicts Chinese Officials for Cyber Theft

By Luis Ramirez | VOA News on May 20, 2014   World  

US Indicts Chinese Officials for Cyber Theft

  WHITE HOUSE — The United States has filed charges against five Chinese military officials it accuses of stealing business secrets from American companies.Obama administration officials say the criminal indictments – the first of their kind against foreign government officials – are meant to send a message that the U.S. wants China to stop stealing cyber secrets.“We have […]

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