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China being investigated for funding pro-Palestine marches in UK, the Telegraph reveals
- On Sunday, the United Kingdom's Home Office confirmed it began investigating claims that China funded anti-Israel events organized by Code Pink, examining potential foreign interference within Britain.
- The investigation follows a U.S. probe into technology entrepreneur Neville Roy Singham, a figure accused of financing Chinese propaganda, who is married to Code Pink co-founder Jodie Evans.
- Congressional investigators are examining $338,000 in alleged payments from firms connected to Singham to a company associated with Code Pink, which The House Ways and Means Committee claims supports pro-communist causes.
- Daniel Meron, Israel's Permanent Representative, described the hostility toward Israel as evidence that anti-Israel sentiment is not organic, while British MPs demand urgent use of the National Security Act.
- Iain Duncan Smith warned that Britain must place China in the upper tier of the foreign influence registration scheme to protect the nation's democratic institutions from state-backed threats.
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US, UK Probe Alleged China Ties to Anti-Israel Group Code Pink
LONDON and WASHINGTON D.C (VINnews) — The United States and the United Kingdom are investigating alleged financial ties between China and the pro-Palestinian activist group Code Pink, The Telegraph reported Sunday. Join our WhatsApp group Subscribe to our Daily Roundup Email The far-left feminist organization has organized dozens of protests in both countries since the […]
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