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Jensen Huang Was Target of Suspected Chinese Spy, Report Says

United States officials believe an executive at a Singapore data center firm was gathering information for Beijing while staying close to Nvidia’s chief. Nvidia says no secrets were shared.

Switzerland and China Sign Upgraded Free Trade Deal During Parmelin’s Beijing Visit
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Swiss President Guy Parmelin met Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing, where the two countries signed a protocol upgrading their 2014 trade pact. The deal removes Chinese tariffs on almost all Swiss goods.

Chinese Telecom Firms Face Ban From Direct Access to American Phone Numbers
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Federal regulators in Washington plan to stop China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom from getting phone numbers directly. The commission will vote on the plan next month.

Taiwan Warns of Obvious Threat From 53 Chinese Vessels
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A top Taiwan security official has published a map of Chinese warships across the region. Beijing says its carrier is on routine training.

Liu Yandong, China’s Former Vice Premier, Dies at 80
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Liu Yandong, who rose to become China’s highest-ranking woman in a male-dominated leadership, died in Beijing on Wednesday at the age of 80, state media reported.

China Tech Stocks Selloff Wipes Out Trillions as Artificial Intelligence Boom Loses
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Chinese technology shares have fallen sharply since June as weak profits, soft consumer demand and foreign export curbs shake confidence in Beijing’s artificial intelligence push.

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Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva overturned a first-round defeat to win a fourth term. Supporters see a model for campaigners abroad, while his rival refuses to concede.

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A police raid on a Taipei gay bar this month has left many people asking whether Asia’s most gay-friendly place is as safe as it seems. At Pride, the anger spilled onto the streets.

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Candidates from both parties are promising to curb power bills, from rate freezes to tougher regulators. Utilities warn that cutting their returns could hurt the grid.

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Students and workers marched in dozens of cities, from Rome to Genoa. The day was mostly peaceful, but police used water cannon in Turin and Rome.

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