BEIJING, Sept 4 — China’s state security agency today warned students with access to sensitive information against falling for “handsome men” or “beautiful women” that...
‘I stopped calling you papa’: Daughter also photographed naked by Frenchman who recruited dozens of men to drug-rape wife over 10 years
Beijing’s Ministry of State Security has promoted claims that foreign spies are working to lure loyal Chinese to betray their country — often in lurid and unusual ways — since opening a WeChat account last year. It said foreign spies were using job ads and even online dating to “lure and coerce” young students, especially those with access to “sensitive scientific research data”, to hand over confidential information.
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