Chinese, Russian Software Found in U.S. Military Apps | China in Focus
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The episode discusses security concerns regarding Chinese and Russian software in U.S. military apps and highlights Taiwan's response to Chinese pressure.
A new security concern for U.S. troops: Computer code from Chinese and Russian companies was found in apps made for people serving in the U.S. military. What researchers found could put sensitive information and people’s safety at risk. A call to resist pressure from China—Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te urged members of his party to oppose the “red terror” coming from Beijing. Taiwan sees a diplomatic setback as the Pacific island nation of Papua New Guinea closes its representative office under pressure from Beijing. As China’s threats grow, Taiwan’s new drone coalition is moving quickly to secure critical supply lines with international allies. Today marks the 27th anniversary of China’s brutal persecution of Falun Gong practitioners. Lawmakers are commemorating this day alongside millions of Falun Gong practitioners around the world. 00:00 Intro 01:24 Chinese, Russian Code Found in U.S. Military Apps 02:49 Taiwan President Calls to Resist China's 'Red Terror' 03:14 Papua New Guinea Shuts Taiwan Office, Draws Criticism 04:13 Taiwan Pushes to Secure Drone Alliance Amid China Pressure 05:13 Taiwan Boosts Sea Drills Amid China Patrol Escalation 05:59 Rubio in…
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