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China arrests US academic at conference for ‘espionage activities’

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China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on Friday that US scholar Min Zin was arrested in Kunming on June 3 for allegedly engaging in espionage activities endangering national security. Min Zin, a PhD candidate at UC Berkeley and founder of ISP Myanmar, had attended a conference and previously written about Chinese foreign policy and trade with Myanmar.
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Arrest of Min Zin, who writes about Myanmar and Chinese foreign policy, comes just month after Trump visit to BeijingChina has arrested a US scholar who writes about Myanmar and Chinese foreign policy on suspicion of spying. Min Zin was suspected of “engaging in espionage activities that endanger China’s national security,” China’s ministry of foreign affairs spokesperson, Lin Jian, said on Friday.

China arrests US academic at conference for ‘espionage activities’
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