BEIJING/TOKYO -- Foreign companies in China are scrambling to ensure their staff and operations steer clear of the country's newly expanded counterespionage law.
Experts warn that political discussions, photography could trigger scrutiny
Paramilitary police officers stand guard in a Shanghai shopping district. China is cracking down on the transfer of potentially sensitive information under its updated security law. © Reuters
BEIJING/TOKYO -- Foreign companies in China are scrambling to ensure their staff and operations steer clear of the country's newly expanded counterespionage law.