标题: US Official Questions Taiwan's Ability to Keep Secrets + 朝鲜日报 [打印本页] 作者: choi 时间: 9-15-2017 11:38 标题: US Official Questions Taiwan's Ability to Keep Secrets + 朝鲜日报 Nadia Tsao and Jake Chung, US Official Queries Defense, China Spies. Taipei Times, Sept 16, 2017. http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/ ... 17/09/16/2003678538
Quote:
"US Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Asian and Pacific Security Affairs David Helvey on Thursday [Sept 14] once again called into question Taiwans ability to protect sensitive technologies from Chinese spies, should the US agree to transfer them to Taiwan, at a symposium held by the Global Taiwan Institute [a think tank nominally established by civilians in Taiwan] in Washington. The one-day event, titled 'Upgrading US-Taiwan relations for the 21st century'
"US-Taiwan relations have been stiff since the Monterey Talks in Hawaii last month, at which both sides devoted significant time to the case of Hsieh Chia-kang (謝嘉康).
"Helvey's talk on Thursday was similar to his talk at the US-Taiwan Defense Industry Conference in October last year, a sign that the US doubts Taiwan's capacity to protect military secrets
"Helvey said the US did not have much technology it could share to help Taiwan develop its national defense industry. Transfer of sensitive technologies [before it can be done] * * * new regulations must be introduced to prevent the inappropriate transfer of data and knowledge, he said.
Note: David F Helvey, Acting Assistant Secretary of Defense and Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Asian and Pacific Security Affairs. US Department of Defense, undated https://www.defense.gov/About/Bi ... 488/david-f-helvey/
He IS Acting Assistant Secretary of Defense (since January 2017) AND Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Asian and Pacific Security Affairs (since June 2016).
Note:
(i) This report is unsigned. Further, this report does not mention dates: When I read it, I thought it all happened today; it turned out that all happened on Sept 11. See (b) below.
(ii) It is Seoul-based Chosun Ilbo 朝鮮日報 who makes the report, which says that US intends to deploy nuclear arms in Japan, South Korea and Taiwan. Not in its English or simplified Chinese version, though (for I have checked). I can not read its Korean-language version.
(iii) Nor can I find the comment by spokesman Alex Huang of presidential office of Taiwan 總統府發言人黃重諺 -- in that office's website.