Congressional Panel to Probe Foreign Influence Operations Through 'Trojan Horses' in US
A congressional panel will hold a hearing next week to examine foreign influence operations in the US, including 'Trojan horses' posed by certain nonprofits.
A US congressional panel will hold a hearing next week to investigate foreign 'Trojan horses' in the form of nonprofit organizations operating in the country, amid growing concerns over foreign influence operations. The probe comes as scrutiny surrounding former US intelligence official Michael Singham widens, with Singham facing criticism for his handling of China-related issues. The hearing is part of a broader effort by lawmakers to better understand and address foreign interference in US politics. The panel's investigation will focus on how these groups operate and how they may be impacting American society.
