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Nvidia and Alice Huang are at the centre of a case that several newspapers from different countries link to alleged Chinese espionage and a romantic relationship with CEO Jensen Huang. According to the ANSA headline, Trump says Jensen Huang told him he did not know Alice was a spy. Tages-Anzeiger asks whether Jensen Huang will remain Nvidia's chief, while the SCMP asks why the relationship is under scrutiny.

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China denies that the Chinese businesswoman linked to Nvidia's chief executive is a spy, according to RPP and La Tercera, which also reported Beijing's response. Trump defends Nvidia's chief in a case of an alleged Chinese spy and says the FBI is investigating, according to Clarín and El País.

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Nvidia is investigating whether CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a suspected Chinese spy, Alice Huang, with whom he reportedly had an affair; the company's shares fell after the news. According to The New York Times, Huang told Trump he did not know the woman was a suspected spy; Al Jazeera reports that Trump defended the CEO. The US Congress is pressing Huang over alleged links to Chinese espionage, according to the South China Morning Post.

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Nvidia is investigating whether CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a suspected Chinese spy, Alice Huang, with whom he reportedly had an affair; the company's shares fell after the news. According to The New York Times, Huang told Trump he did not know the woman was a suspected spy; Al Jazeera reports that Trump defended the CEO. The US Congress is pressing Huang over alleged links to Chinese espionage, according to the South China Morning Post.

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Nvidia is under investigation, and its shares fell as much as 8% after the company began probing CEO Jensen Huang's links to a suspected Chinese spy. CBS News says the affair has rocked the tech world, while BBC News focuses on who the suspected spy is at the centre of the investigation. Trump says the FBI is looking into the Nvidia CEO, yet says he trusts Huang. According to The New York Times, Huang told Trump he did not know the woman was a suspected spy; Dawn reports Trump saying Huang had «no idea».

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Alice Huang, a Chinese citizen, is accused of spying on Jensen Huang, Nvidia's chief executive, according to Peru's El Comercio and RPP, and Mexico's El Universal. Colombia's Semana describes her as linked to an alleged plot to spy on Nvidia's chief executive. El Universal reports that Nvidia is investigating the alleged Chinese espionage and that the CEO promises to cooperate with the inquiry. Argentina's Clarín summarises the scandal, but its headline does not detail what is known so far.

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Nvidia is investigating reports that target its CEO, Jensen Huang, and an alleged Chinese spy, Alice Huang, according to the headlines. Egypt Independent reports that Huang admits an affair while the company launches an investigation into foreign spy claims. Folha de S.Paulo says the alleged spy offered AI chip deals to investors, and RTP and Sky News say the FBI is investigating the case. Nvidia shares fell after the investigation was announced, according to Metrópoles, Público and Channels TV.

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According to CBC News, Nvidia shares are sliding as the company investigates CEO Jensen Huang over alleged spying links. The Indian Express reports an 8% drop and says the probe concerns Huang's ties to a suspected Chinese spy. The Sydney Morning Herald and Channels TV report the share decline and the investigation, without further details.

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Nvidia is investigating whether CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a suspected Chinese spy, Alice Huang, with whom he reportedly had an affair; the company's shares fell after the news. According to The New York Times, Huang told Trump he did not know the woman was a suspected spy; Al Jazeera reports that Trump defended the CEO. The US Congress is pressing Huang over alleged links to Chinese espionage, according to the South China Morning Post.

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Nvidia is investigating whether CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a suspected Chinese spy, Alice Huang, with whom he reportedly had an affair; the company's shares fell after the news. According to The New York Times, Huang told Trump he did not know the woman was a suspected spy; Al Jazeera reports that Trump defended the CEO. The US Congress is pressing Huang over alleged links to Chinese espionage, according to the South China Morning Post.

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China rejects the claim of a spy plot involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, calling it a smear campaign. In Spain and Argentina, outlets report the same starting point: China rejects the espionage accusation against Nvidia's chief executive. Nvidia is investigating the alleged Chinese espionage against its chief executive, and the CEO has pledged to cooperate with the inquiry. Colombia's Semana asks what lies behind the case, without presenting new facts.

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Nvidia shares fell after an investigation linked to Jensen Huang and an alleged Chinese spy, according to newspapers in Chile, Germany and Spain. Der Spiegel reports a confession by Huang about an affair, while ABC refers to a relationship with a Chinese spy, though neither headline gives further details.

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Nvidia is investigating whether CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a suspected Chinese spy, Alice Huang, with whom he reportedly had an affair; the company's shares fell after the news. According to The New York Times, Huang told Trump he did not know the woman was a suspected spy; Al Jazeera reports that Trump defended the CEO. The US Congress is pressing Huang over alleged links to Chinese espionage, according to the South China Morning Post.

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Nvidia is investigating whether CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a suspected Chinese spy, Alice Huang, with whom he reportedly had an affair; the company's shares fell after the news. According to The New York Times, Huang told Trump he did not know the woman was a suspected spy; Al Jazeera reports that Trump defended the CEO. The US Congress is pressing Huang over alleged links to Chinese espionage, according to the South China Morning Post.

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Beijing denies that the Chinese businesswoman linked to the Nvidia chief executive is a spy, according to Clarín, El Comercio and RPP headlines. La Tercera describes the case as a plot involving the Nvidia chief executive and an alleged Chinese spy, including Beijing's response.

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China rejects the claim of a spy plot involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, calling it a smear campaign. In Spain and Argentina, outlets report the same starting point: China rejects the espionage accusation against Nvidia's chief executive. Nvidia is investigating the alleged Chinese espionage against its chief executive, and the CEO has pledged to cooperate with the inquiry. Colombia's Semana asks what lies behind the case, without presenting new facts.

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Nvidia leader Jensen Huang is under investigation over a relationship with Alice Huang, whom some outlets describe as a suspected Chinese spy. China denies the woman was a spy, and Nvidia shares fell, according to several headlines. Nvidia admits the relationship, and The New York Times reports that Miller is taking the reins. According to The Hindu, President Trump said the FBI is looking into the case, and Sky News reports the same investigation.

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Nvidia has opened an investigation into CEO Jensen Huang after he admitted an affair with an alleged Chinese spy. According to Folha de S.Paulo, China denies the woman was a spy for the country, and Nvidia shares fell. Nvidia is investigating whether Huang was targeted by espionage, according to PBS NewsHour and Australia's ABC News.

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Nvidia opened an investigation after a report said CEO Jensen Huang had an affair with a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy, and the company's shares fell. China denies that the woman, Alice Huang, was a spy for the country, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Nvidia's CEO admits the relationship with the suspected spy, and Miller takes over leadership, according to The New York Times. Trump and Musk back Jensen Huang, and the US Congress increases pressure on the CEO, according to The Indian Express and the South China Morning Post.

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Nvidia opened an investigation after a report said CEO Jensen Huang had an affair with a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy, and the company's shares fell. China denies that the woman, Alice Huang, was a spy for the country, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Nvidia's CEO admits the relationship with the suspected spy, and Miller takes over leadership, according to The New York Times. Trump and Musk back Jensen Huang, and the US Congress increases pressure on the CEO, according to The Indian Express and the South China Morning Post.

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Nvidia opened an investigation after a report said CEO Jensen Huang had an affair with a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy, and the company's shares fell. China denies that the woman, Alice Huang, was a spy for the country, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Nvidia's CEO admits the relationship with the suspected spy, and Miller takes over leadership, according to The New York Times. Trump and Musk back Jensen Huang, and the US Congress increases pressure on the CEO, according to The Indian Express and the South China Morning Post.

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Nvidia opened an investigation after a report said CEO Jensen Huang had an affair with a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy, and the company's shares fell. China denies that the woman, Alice Huang, was a spy for the country, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Nvidia's CEO admits the relationship with the suspected spy, and Miller takes over leadership, according to The New York Times. Trump and Musk back Jensen Huang, and the US Congress increases pressure on the CEO, according to The Indian Express and the South China Morning Post.

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Haaretz reports, citing senior officials, that the Shin Bet has no evidence of foreign interference in the elections. The Times of Israel, citing a report, says the Shin Bet has no proof of election interference and that only Zini has faith in the probe. Al Jazeera, citing a report, says the Shin Bet found no evidence of foreign election meddling.

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Nvidia leader Jensen Huang is under investigation over a relationship with Alice Huang, whom some outlets describe as a suspected Chinese spy. China denies the woman was a spy, and Nvidia shares fell, according to several headlines. Nvidia admits the relationship, and The New York Times reports that Miller is taking the reins. According to The Hindu, President Trump said the FBI is looking into the case, and Sky News reports the same investigation.

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Nvidia shares fell after an investigation linked to Jensen Huang and an alleged Chinese spy, according to newspapers in Chile, Germany and Spain. Der Spiegel reports a confession by Huang about an affair, while ABC refers to a relationship with a Chinese spy, though neither headline gives further details.

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RTP quotes Nvidia's president saying «Não há desculpa para o que fiz» ("There is no excuse for what I did") in a case marked by treason and espionage allegations. According to Jornal de Notícias and Hoje Macau, Beijing rejects the espionage allegations involving Nvidia's president as defamation.

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China rejects the claim of a spy plot involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, calling it a smear campaign. In Spain and Argentina, outlets report the same starting point: China rejects the espionage accusation against Nvidia's chief executive. Nvidia is investigating the alleged Chinese espionage against its chief executive, and the CEO has pledged to cooperate with the inquiry. Colombia's Semana asks what lies behind the case, without presenting new facts.

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RTP quotes Nvidia's president saying «Não há desculpa para o que fiz» ("There is no excuse for what I did") in a case marked by treason and espionage allegations. According to Jornal de Notícias and Hoje Macau, Beijing rejects the espionage allegations involving Nvidia's president as defamation.

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Haaretz reports, citing senior officials, that the Shin Bet has no evidence of foreign interference in the elections. The Times of Israel, citing a report, says the Shin Bet has no proof of election interference and that only Zini has faith in the probe. Al Jazeera, citing a report, says the Shin Bet found no evidence of foreign election meddling.

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The Indian Express (India) reports an alleged affair involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and a suspected Chinese spy, and suggests implications for the company and the global AI race.

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China rejects the claim of a spy plot involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, calling it a smear campaign. In Spain and Argentina, outlets report the same starting point: China rejects the espionage accusation against Nvidia's chief executive. Nvidia is investigating the alleged Chinese espionage against its chief executive, and the CEO has pledged to cooperate with the inquiry. Colombia's Semana asks what lies behind the case, without presenting new facts.

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Nvidia is investigating reports that target its CEO, Jensen Huang, and an alleged Chinese spy, Alice Huang, according to the headlines. Egypt Independent reports that Huang admits an affair while the company launches an investigation into foreign spy claims. Folha de S.Paulo says the alleged spy offered AI chip deals to investors, and RTP and Sky News say the FBI is investigating the case. Nvidia shares fell after the investigation was announced, according to Metrópoles, Público and Channels TV.

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Al Jazeera reports that Trump defends Nvidia's CEO against alleged Chinese espionage claims. Punch reports that Nvidia is investigating its CEO over an alleged link to Chinese spying. The South China Morning Post reports that Trump backs Huang and says Xi may raise the case.

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Beijing denies that the Chinese businesswoman linked to the Nvidia chief executive is a spy, according to Clarín, El Comercio and RPP headlines. La Tercera describes the case as a plot involving the Nvidia chief executive and an alleged Chinese spy, including Beijing's response.

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Nvidia has opened an investigation into whether CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a Chinese spy with whom he admitted having an affair. Folha de S.Paulo reports that China denies the woman is a spy for the country, and Nvidia shares fell. Headlines name the executive as Alice Huang, accused of spying on the CEO.

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Nvidia has opened an investigation into whether CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a Chinese spy with whom he admitted having an affair. Folha de S.Paulo reports that China denies the woman is a spy for the country, and Nvidia shares fell. Headlines name the executive as Alice Huang, accused of spying on the CEO.

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Several outlets, from India, Pakistan, Hong Kong, Nigeria, Bangladesh and Brazil, ask who Alice Huang is, a Chinese executive accused of spying on Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. The Indian Express calls her the "spy" at the centre of the Nvidia scandal, while The Daily Star only describes her as the woman linked to Nvidia's CEO.

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Several outlets, from India, Pakistan, Hong Kong, Nigeria, Bangladesh and Brazil, ask who Alice Huang is, a Chinese executive accused of spying on Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. The Indian Express calls her the "spy" at the centre of the Nvidia scandal, while The Daily Star only describes her as the woman linked to Nvidia's CEO.

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Nvidia has opened an investigation into whether CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a Chinese spy with whom he admitted having an affair. Folha de S.Paulo reports that China denies the woman is a spy for the country, and Nvidia shares fell. Headlines name the executive as Alice Huang, accused of spying on the CEO.

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Nvidia has opened an investigation into whether CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a Chinese spy with whom he admitted having an affair. Folha de S.Paulo reports that China denies the woman is a spy for the country, and Nvidia shares fell. Headlines name the executive as Alice Huang, accused of spying on the CEO.

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Nvidia has opened an investigation into CEO Jensen Huang after he admitted an affair with an alleged Chinese spy. According to Folha de S.Paulo, China denies the woman was a spy for the country, and Nvidia shares fell. Nvidia is investigating whether Huang was targeted by espionage, according to PBS NewsHour and Australia's ABC News.

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Nvidia is probing whether its CEO, Huang, was the target of foreign spying, according to the headlines. The same headlines report that Huang admits to an affair.

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Nvidia is investigating its CEO, Jensen Huang, over an extramarital relationship with an alleged Chinese spy, according to several outlets. Huang acknowledges the extramarital relationship, according to RPP, while China denies the woman was a spy for the country, per Der Spiegel and Folha de S.Paulo.

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Nvidia is probing whether its CEO, Huang, was the target of foreign spying, according to the headlines. The same headlines report that Huang admits to an affair.

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Al Jazeera reports that Trump defends Nvidia's CEO against alleged Chinese espionage claims. Punch reports that Nvidia is investigating its CEO over an alleged link to Chinese spying. The South China Morning Post reports that Trump backs Huang and says Xi may raise the case.

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Mexican newspaper El Universal publishes an explanation of what Nvidia is and how it became the world's most valuable company. The same headline reports that the company's CEO faces controversy over a romance with a Chinese spy.

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Nvidia is probing whether its CEO, Huang, was the target of foreign spying, according to the headlines. The same headlines report that Huang admits to an affair.

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Nvidia is probing whether its CEO, Huang, was the target of foreign spying, according to the headlines. The same headlines report that Huang admits to an affair.

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Nvidia has opened an investigation into whether CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a Chinese spy with whom he admitted having an affair. Folha de S.Paulo reports that China denies the woman is a spy for the country, and Nvidia shares fell. Headlines name the executive as Alice Huang, accused of spying on the CEO.

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Nvidia is investigating allegations linking its CEO, Jensen Huang, to a Chinese spy network, according to Punch and the SCMP. The Indian Express reports that Huang apologised to his wife for infidelity, in the same context as the investigation. According to the SCMP, Trump backs Huang and says Xi may raise the case.

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Trump defends the Nvidia director, who is under investigation over his relationship with an alleged Chinese spy. According to El Comercio and El Universal, Trump says Nvidia's CEO "had no idea" that his lover was an alleged Chinese spy. El Universal quotes Trump saying he "really believes him".

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Nvidia is investigating whether its CEO, Jensen Huang, was targeted by alleged Chinese espionage, according to Público and Clarín. China rejects the alleged espionage plot against Nvidia's chief executive, according to ABC. El Universal reports that the CEO pledges to cooperate with the investigation, while Semana describes the case as a possible espionage episode. La Nación frames the case as another front of tension between Washington and Beijing.

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Nvidia has opened an investigation into CEO Jensen Huang after he admitted an affair with an alleged Chinese spy. According to Folha de S.Paulo, China denies the woman was a spy for the country, and Nvidia shares fell. Nvidia is investigating whether Huang was targeted by espionage, according to PBS NewsHour and Australia's ABC News.

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Trump defends the Nvidia director, who is under investigation over his relationship with an alleged Chinese spy. According to El Universal, Trump says the Nvidia CEO had no idea his lover was an alleged Chinese spy, and says he believes him.

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Nvidia has opened an investigation into CEO Jensen Huang after he admitted an affair with an alleged Chinese spy. According to Folha de S.Paulo, China denies the woman was a spy for the country, and Nvidia shares fell. Nvidia is investigating whether Huang was targeted by espionage, according to PBS NewsHour and Australia's ABC News.

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Nvidia has opened an investigation into CEO Jensen Huang after he admitted an affair with an alleged Chinese spy. According to Folha de S.Paulo, China denies the woman was a spy for the country, and Nvidia shares fell. Nvidia is investigating whether Huang was targeted by espionage, according to PBS NewsHour and Australia's ABC News.

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Nvidia has opened an investigation into CEO Jensen Huang after he admitted an affair with an alleged Chinese spy. According to Folha de S.Paulo, China denies the woman was a spy for the country, and Nvidia shares fell. Nvidia is investigating whether Huang was targeted by espionage, according to PBS NewsHour and Australia's ABC News.

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Nvidia is investigating whether its CEO, Jensen Huang, was targeted by alleged Chinese espionage, according to Público and Clarín. China rejects the alleged espionage plot against Nvidia's chief executive, according to ABC. El Universal reports that the CEO pledges to cooperate with the investigation, while Semana describes the case as a possible espionage episode. La Nación frames the case as another front of tension between Washington and Beijing.

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Nvidia is investigating its CEO, Jensen Huang, over an extramarital relationship with an alleged Chinese spy, according to several outlets. Huang acknowledges the extramarital relationship, according to RPP, while China denies the woman was a spy for the country, per Der Spiegel and Folha de S.Paulo.

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Nvidia is investigating whether its CEO, Jensen Huang, was targeted by a foreign intelligence effort, after he admitted an extramarital affair. La Nación reports the woman involved is an alleged Chinese spy. China denies the woman was a spy, according to Folha de S.Paulo, and Nvidia shares fell.

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According to Jornal de Notícias and Observador, Nvidia's leader is under investigation over a relationship with a suspected Chinese spy. Diário de Notícias describes the same investigation as linked to an executive suspected of passing data to China. Público focuses on the market impact, reporting a 6% drop in Nvidia shares in New York. Metrópoles reports that Nvidia's CEO admits having had an affair with a woman suspected of Chinese espionage.

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According to Jornal de Notícias and Observador, Nvidia's leader is under investigation over a relationship with a suspected Chinese spy. Diário de Notícias describes the same investigation as linked to an executive suspected of passing data to China. Público focuses on the market impact, reporting a 6% drop in Nvidia shares in New York. Metrópoles reports that Nvidia's CEO admits having had an affair with a woman suspected of Chinese espionage.

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Expresso reports espionage suspicions involving a Chinese businesswoman who allegedly grew very close to Nvidia's CEO. According to the headline, the CEO admits to infidelity and the company is investigating the matter.

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Nvidia has opened an investigation after reports that its CEO, Jensen Huang, may have been targeted by Chinese intelligence. Huang admits to infidelity and says he was unfaithful to his wife, according to The National and El Universal; the alleged Chinese spy is at the centre of the case. Several headlines say the probe is checking whether Huang was the target of foreign spying or whether the affair was the starting point.

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Nvidia has opened an investigation after reports that its CEO, Jensen Huang, may have been targeted by Chinese intelligence. Huang admits to infidelity and says he was unfaithful to his wife, according to The National and El Universal; the alleged Chinese spy is at the centre of the case. Several headlines say the probe is checking whether Huang was the target of foreign spying or whether the affair was the starting point.

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Nvidia will investigate its CEO, Jensen Huang, over an alleged relationship with a suspected Chinese spy, according to outlets in Spain, Mexico, Argentina, Peru, Chile and Brazil. El Universal quotes Jensen Huang saying there is no excuse for what he did, a statement that acknowledges wrongdoing in the affair. Der Spiegel reports that China rejects the espionage accusations against Jensen Huang.

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Nvidia has opened an investigation after reports that its CEO, Jensen Huang, may have been targeted by Chinese intelligence. According to several headlines, Huang admits infidelity or a relationship with an alleged Chinese spy, and the company's board is reviewing the matter. Some headlines stress the espionage angle and others the personal relationship, but all point to the same investigation.

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Nvidia will investigate its CEO, Jensen Huang, over an alleged relationship with a suspected Chinese spy, according to outlets in Spain, Mexico, Argentina, Peru, Chile and Brazil. El Universal quotes Jensen Huang saying there is no excuse for what he did, a statement that acknowledges wrongdoing in the affair. Der Spiegel reports that China rejects the espionage accusations against Jensen Huang.

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Nvidia has opened an investigation after reports that its CEO, Jensen Huang, may have been targeted by Chinese intelligence. Huang admits to infidelity and says he was unfaithful to his wife, according to The National and El Universal; the alleged Chinese spy is at the centre of the case. Several headlines say the probe is checking whether Huang was the target of foreign spying or whether the affair was the starting point.

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Nvidia has opened an investigation after reports that its CEO, Jensen Huang, may have been targeted by Chinese intelligence. Huang admits to infidelity and says he was unfaithful to his wife, according to The National and El Universal; the alleged Chinese spy is at the centre of the case. Several headlines say the probe is checking whether Huang was the target of foreign spying or whether the affair was the starting point.

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Nvidia is investigating its CEO, Jensen Huang, over an alleged relationship with a suspected Chinese spy, according to El Universal, Folha, La Nación and Clarín. Huang admits an intimate relationship and says he regrets what he did, according to El Universal and Folha; RPP reports he acknowledged an extramarital relationship. According to Metrópoles and ABC, the company's shares fell after the case became public; El Mundo reports a loss of 270,000 million dollars on the stock market.

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Nvidia is investigating its CEO, Jensen Huang, over an alleged relationship with a suspected Chinese spy, according to El Universal, Folha, La Nación and Clarín. Huang admits an intimate relationship and says he regrets what he did, according to El Universal and Folha; RPP reports he acknowledged an extramarital relationship. According to Metrópoles and ABC, the company's shares fell after the case became public; El Mundo reports a loss of 270,000 million dollars on the stock market.

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Nvidia will investigate its CEO, Jensen Huang, over an alleged relationship with a suspected Chinese spy, according to outlets in Spain, Mexico, Argentina, Peru, Chile and Brazil. El Universal quotes Jensen Huang saying there is no excuse for what he did, a statement that acknowledges wrongdoing in the affair. Der Spiegel reports that China rejects the espionage accusations against Jensen Huang.

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Nvidia has opened an investigation after reports that its CEO, Jensen Huang, may have been targeted by Chinese intelligence. Huang admits to infidelity and says he was unfaithful to his wife, according to The National and El Universal; the alleged Chinese spy is at the centre of the case. Several headlines say the probe is checking whether Huang was the target of foreign spying or whether the affair was the starting point.

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Nvidia will investigate its CEO, Jensen Huang, over an alleged relationship with a suspected Chinese spy, according to outlets in Spain, Mexico, Argentina, Peru, Chile and Brazil. El Universal quotes Jensen Huang saying there is no excuse for what he did, a statement that acknowledges wrongdoing in the affair. Der Spiegel reports that China rejects the espionage accusations against Jensen Huang.

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Nvidia has opened an investigation after reports that its CEO, Jensen Huang, may have been targeted by Chinese intelligence. Huang admits to infidelity and says he was unfaithful to his wife, according to The National and El Universal; the alleged Chinese spy is at the centre of the case. Several headlines say the probe is checking whether Huang was the target of foreign spying or whether the affair was the starting point.

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Nvidia will investigate its CEO, Jensen Huang, over an alleged relationship with a suspected Chinese spy, according to outlets in Spain, Mexico, Argentina, Peru, Chile and Brazil. El Universal quotes Jensen Huang saying there is no excuse for what he did, a statement that acknowledges wrongdoing in the affair. Der Spiegel reports that China rejects the espionage accusations against Jensen Huang.

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BBC News (UK) reports that China denies allegations of a spy operation targeting the Nvidia CEO.

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Nvidia has opened an investigation after reports that its CEO, Jensen Huang, may have been targeted by Chinese intelligence. Huang admits to infidelity and says he was unfaithful to his wife, according to The National and El Universal; the alleged Chinese spy is at the centre of the case. Several headlines say the probe is checking whether Huang was the target of foreign spying or whether the affair was the starting point.

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According to The New York Times, Rubio warned officials about the Nvidia chief's ties to an alleged Chinese spy. CBS News reports that Nvidia is investigating its CEO after he admitted to a relationship with the alleged Chinese spy.

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The Jerusalem Post reports that a woman recruited by China allegedly targeted Nvidia's CEO in a suspected industrial espionage plot. Sky News says Nvidia has opened an investigation after reports that its CEO was targeted by Chinese intelligence. BBC News describes the Nvidia investigation as linked to the CEO's alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. The headlines differ in emphasis: the Jerusalem Post and Sky News focus on espionage and Chinese intelligence, while the BBC highlights the alleged personal relationship.

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Israel's Attorney General, Baharav-Miara, says there is no evidence that foreign interference could have changed the results of the Knesset election.

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Haaretz reports on a Shin Bet probe into alleged election interference, which, according to the headline, involves unproven claims and a lack of evidence.

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Israel's attorney general says she is not aware of evidence of election interference, amid a Shin Bet investigation.

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Le Figaro, from France, reports a criminal fire at a company working on the site of the future Bordeaux–Toulouse high-speed line, described as sabotage.

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The Neue Zürcher Zeitung, in Switzerland, publishes a commentary on why not all Swiss people grasp the seriousness of the situation.

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The Israeli newspaper Haaretz reports that Shin Bet director Zini removed critics and turned to an ally to lead an investigation into election interference.

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According to Semana, a Colombian outlet, an official of the DNI was arrested on suspicion of espionage and leaking databases.

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According to ABC, Nvidia has opened an investigation into its CEO over a romantic relationship with a Chinese spy. Clarín reports that a Democratic senator promises to look into a Chinese spy's relationship with Nvidia's director. El Universal says Nvidia is investigating its CEO over an affair with a Chinese spy and quotes Jensen Huang regretting what he did.

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Journalism educators from 10 countries will meet in Accra for a conference on disinformation, according to MyJoyOnline.

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The Swiss newspaper Neue Zürcher Zeitung asks how far left-wing extremists attacking companies will go, framing the attacks as sabotage against the system.

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La Repubblica (Italy) and Folha de S.Paulo (Brazil) report that US intelligence suspects a romantic relationship between Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and an alleged Chinese spy. La Repubblica states the relationship as fact, while Folha attributes the belief to the US and calls the woman an alleged spy.

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A Portuguese newspaper reports cyberattacks on cold-storage chambers and says they show "all the signs of sabotage".

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El País (Spain) reports that a teacher wanted by Spain's Audiencia Nacional is recruiting Spanish soldiers and spies for Russia.

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The Spanish newspaper El País describes the Swiss archive on Nazi Mengele as a series of leads that go nowhere, also mentioning an alleged Israeli spy.

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The New York Times and The Japan Times report that China’s top spy agency recruited a woman who targeted Jensen Huang, chief executive of Nvidia.

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According to The Times of Israel, both investigations into alleged election interference involving Arab parties are reportedly falling apart. Haaretz reports that Zini, of the Shin Bet, removed critics and appointed an ally to head the election interference probe. The two headlines cover the same probe, but Haaretz focuses on who was chosen to lead it, while The Times of Israel focuses on the overall state of the cases.

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Fox News reports that an NYU professor and podcast host called Elon Musk a «traitor», comparing him to Soviet spies executed during the Cold War.

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The New York Times and The Japan Times report that China’s top spy agency recruited a woman who targeted Jensen Huang, chief executive of Nvidia.

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Diário de Notícias reports that bomb threats are spreading fear across Europe, without saying who is behind them. The same headline asks whether this is psychological warfare, hybrid attacks or copycat behaviour, without answering.

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The Kyiv Independent published a fact check on how clashes on the outskirts of Kyiv fueled a Russian disinformation blitz.

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El Mundo asks whether the dozens of false bomb threats against European aircraft over four days were vandalism or a "hybrid war".

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Observador frames the topic as a debate on whether Europe is facing a hybrid war, without taking a position.

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The Wire, from India, says Israel closed an investigation into a hacker despite evidence of global election interference. The Times of Israel, from Israel, reports that two election interference probes involving Arab parties are reportedly falling apart.

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Argentina's Clarín reports that Beijing accuses the United States of "sabotage" of relations between Cuba and China.

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Observador asks whether attacks on supermarkets and blood banks amount to hybrid warfare, but the headline does not confirm who is responsible or the scale of the attacks.

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The South China Morning Post, of Hong Kong, reports that the US military is expanding a cyber defence hub in the Pacific. According to the headline, the expansion aims to address risks to undersea cable networks.

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The Spanish newspaper ABC reports that 'El Centro' has resumed its operations and once again put a face to Spanish spies.

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According to The Times of Israel, the head of the Shin Bet reportedly compared the alleged election interference to October 7 and the Yom Kippur War.

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According to Bianet, the Turkish news agency is under investigation for alleged disinformation over a report on a journalist's arrest.

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Observador says the country is living through a moment of hybrid war.

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Several bomb threats against European flights are being treated as a significant case, with Observador calling it a "hybrid war". Diário de Notícias reports that the EU says it is "too early" to say whether these bomb threats are connected. Metrópoles says a Russian extremist group is cited in bomb threats against flights in Europe, though the headlines do not say who makes that citation.

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According to Der Spiegel, a Finnish court sentenced sailors for sabotaging undersea cables in the Baltic.

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Finland has sentenced the captain of a Russian cargo ship to prison for sabotaging an undersea cable in the Baltic Sea.

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According to La Nación (Argentina), flights in Europe were diverted because of bomb threats, with emergency landings. The same headline mentions fears of a "hybrid war", a term it links to the diversions.

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According to The Times of Israel, Zini met with the attorney general and is reported to have pledged to follow the law during the investigation into foreign interference.

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The OECD warns that investment in submarine cables is expected to double, but there are not enough ships to keep up with the expansion.

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According to The Sydney Morning Herald, Lamarre-Condon denies having spied on a TV presenter, and describes a dramatic day in court in which he says he froze in shock.

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The Indian Express (India) reports that the United States has imposed sanctions on an Indian couple, accused of "maritime fraud" in support of Iran's shadow fleet.

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Poder360 reports that Brazil took a debate on foreign interference in information to the OAS.

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A Canadian military counterintelligence operative will face a court martial in a spy case.

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Netanyahu launches new accusations of «foreign interference» in Israel's elections, according to Colombian weekly Semana.

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Geo News, from Pakistan, reports that Hungary has published the names of about 60,000 people linked to a communist-era spy network. According to the same headline, the network monitored friends and families.

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The Jerusalem Post reports that Zini appears to backtrack on a request to interrogate Arab MKs in the probe into foreign interference in the election. The Times of Israel says Zini met with the attorney general and, according to reports, vowed to follow the law during the foreign interference probe.

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Israel's Shin Bet chief reportedly seeks an investigation of Arab party leaders over alleged election interference, according to Haaretz and The Times of Israel. Haaretz says the chief is withholding evidence; The Times of Israel says he has not provided any. The Express Tribune, citing a report, says the Shin Bet wants to question Arab party leaders over suspected foreign interference. The Jerusalem Post says former Joint List leader Ayman Odeh is suspected of receiving foreign funds in the Shin Bet probe.

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Arab parties and opposition leaders condemn the way the Shin Bet chief handled the investigation into alleged election interference.

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Folha de S.Paulo says the US midterm elections are taking place under electoral interference it describes as unprecedented, attributed to Trump.

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Folha de S.Paulo reports that Milei shared posts about 'foreign interference' after Janones's visit to Argentina.

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Israel's Shin Bet chief reportedly seeks an investigation of Arab party leaders over alleged election interference, according to Haaretz and The Times of Israel. Haaretz says the chief is withholding evidence; The Times of Israel says he has not provided any. The Express Tribune, citing a report, says the Shin Bet wants to question Arab party leaders over suspected foreign interference. The Jerusalem Post says former Joint List leader Ayman Odeh is suspected of receiving foreign funds in the Shin Bet probe.

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The Spanish newspaper ABC reports that France has released an oil tanker suspected of belonging to Russia's so-called «shadow fleet».

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The Peruvian daily El Comercio says a cyberattack on freezers, hitting food chains in Europe, appears to fit within a hybrid war.

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According to The Daily Star in Bangladesh, the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) says it has arrested 33 people linked to the Awami League over alleged sabotage during garment workers' protests.

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The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) says it has arrested 33 people affiliated with the Awami League over alleged sabotage during worker protests.

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The Shin Bet has reportedly widened its election interference inquiry to suspected funding from the Palestinian Authority, according to The Jerusalem Post. Haaretz reports that the Shin Bet chief is demanding an investigation of Arab party leaders over alleged election interference, and that the agency is withholding evidence. According to The Times of Israel, the Shin Bet chief reportedly wants four Arab politicians questioned, without providing evidence. All three headlines describe an election interference inquiry, but they differ on the targets and on whether evidence has been provided.

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The Kyiv Independent, from Ukraine, reports that Poland has deployed counterterrorism police near the border with Russia, amid warnings of sabotage.

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The chair of Nigeria's electoral commission, INEC, justifies the use of artificial intelligence in the 2027 elections and warns of disinformation.

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Fox News reports that the Pentagon's top spies have been given a 'no-fail' mission, with Hegseth targeting foreign interference in the midterm elections.

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According to the Kyiv Independent, the United Kingdom intercepted a Russian spy ship that was monitoring NATO military exercises.

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According to ABC, the Spanish government warns of «foreign interference» in the elections, aimed at favouring the far right.

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According to the Frankfurter Allgemeine, there has been a new hacking attack against politicians involving spy software.

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The Citizen, in Tanzania, reports that a court has freed a former police officer who had been jailed for 20 years over sabotage of standard gauge railway cables.

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Tarcísio accuses Boulos of distorting data and feeding misinformation about diesel. Boulos and Tarcísio disagree over the increase in diesel ICMS tax, and Tarcísio calls the opposing position regrettable.

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Trump says the US is looking "closely" at a report on an alleged Chinese spy plot targeting the head of Nvidia.

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Trump says the US is looking "closely" at a report on an alleged Chinese spy plot targeting the head of Nvidia.

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The Jerusalem Post (Israel) reports that the Mossad will provide the Shin Bet with an assessment of suspected foreign interference in elections.

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A US court sentenced two Chinese spies to 30 months in prison.

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Folha de S.Paulo reports that Chinese nationals accused of espionage were sentenced to prison in the United States.

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Folha de S.Paulo reports that Chinese nationals accused of espionage were sentenced to prison in the United States.

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Metrópoles (BR) reports that the United States has convicted two Chinese citizens of espionage.

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The United States has jailed two Chinese nationals for spying, according to The Hindu and Al Jazeera. Hong Kong Free Press says the two tried to recruit American military personnel to spy for Beijing.

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China denies spying on Nvidia's Jensen Huang, according to Hong Kong Free Press, which describes the suspicions as groundless speculation.

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The United States has jailed two Chinese nationals for spying, according to The Hindu and Al Jazeera. Hong Kong Free Press says the two tried to recruit American military personnel to spy for Beijing.

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Haaretz reports that Mossad will assist Shin Bet in an investigation into suspected foreign interference in elections.

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According to Clarín, two Chinese citizens accused of espionage were sentenced to prison in the United States.

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The United States has jailed two Chinese nationals for spying, according to The Hindu and Al Jazeera. Hong Kong Free Press says the two tried to recruit American military personnel to spy for Beijing.

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The Guardian Australia describes a top-secret spy mission and a scandal decades old, along with the effort to bring it into the open, which the headline compares to an Austin Powers-style saga.

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China denies spying on Jensen Huang, Nvidia's CEO, according to headlines from Clarín, South China Morning Post and The Hindu. The South China Morning Post reports that Beijing calls a US report of a suspected spy targeting the Nvidia CEO «groundless». El País highlights Jensen Huang's friendship with an alleged Chinese agent and says it raises alarms about espionage in the AI sector.

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According to The Jerusalem Post, Mossad has joined the Shin Bet investigation into alleged Qatari interference in the elections. Haaretz and The Times of Israel also report that Mossad will assist, at Shin Bet's request, in the probe into suspected foreign election interference.

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According to The Jerusalem Post, Mossad has joined the Shin Bet investigation into alleged Qatari interference in the elections. Haaretz and The Times of Israel also report that Mossad will assist, at Shin Bet's request, in the probe into suspected foreign election interference.

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According to The Guardian, the Nvidia chief executive was reportedly targeted by a Chinese spy. The Indian Express reports, citing a report, that Chinese intelligence agencies spied on Jensen Huang. The Sydney Morning Herald and The Japan Times describe a Chinese spy suspected of having the Nvidia chief as a target.

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According to The Guardian, the Nvidia chief executive was reportedly targeted by a Chinese spy. The Indian Express reports, citing a report, that Chinese intelligence agencies spied on Jensen Huang. The Sydney Morning Herald and The Japan Times describe a Chinese spy suspected of having the Nvidia chief as a target.

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Netanyahu alleges a supposed attempt at foreign interference in the elections and demands an urgent investigation. According to El Mundo, Israel is investigating a possible "foreign interference" in Tuesday's parliamentary elections.

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According to The Guardian, the Nvidia chief executive was reportedly targeted by a Chinese spy. The Indian Express reports, citing a report, that Chinese intelligence agencies spied on Jensen Huang. The Sydney Morning Herald and The Japan Times describe a Chinese spy suspected of having the Nvidia chief as a target.

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Netanyahu alleges a supposed attempt at foreign interference in the elections and demands an urgent investigation. According to El Mundo, Israel is investigating a possible "foreign interference" in Tuesday's parliamentary elections.

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The New York Times reports that Jensen Huang, Nvidia's chief executive, is seen as a target of a Chinese spy plot. The Guardian, The Indian Express, The Sydney Morning Herald and The Japan Times report the same, saying the executive was reportedly targeted by a Chinese spy. The Indian Express, citing a report, says Chinese intelligence agencies spied on Huang.

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Netanyahu alleges a supposed attempt at foreign interference in the elections and demands an urgent investigation. According to El Mundo, Israel is investigating a possible "foreign interference" in Tuesday's parliamentary elections.

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Netanyahu's Likud party accuses Arab parties of "stealing" the election in Israel and asks police to investigate their votes. Far-right minister Ben Gvir calls for the arrest of Arab party leaders and accuses them of fraud in a record-turnout vote. According to La Nación, Netanyahu points at Qatar over the strong gains of Arab parties in the election.

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Voters report a lack of buses to vote in São Paulo, Salvador and Petrópolis, according to Metrópoles. Folha de S.Paulo reports that union centrals say the lack of buses undermines democracy. Agência Brasil reports that a lawyer sees the lack of voter transport as sabotage of democracy.

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According to Iranian officials, Tehran has detailed plans to strike undersea cables in the Gulf if war resumes. The Times of Israel attributes the information directly to Iranian officials, while the other headlines mention only plans, without saying who described them.

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According to Iranian officials, Tehran has detailed plans to strike undersea cables in the Gulf if war resumes. The Times of Israel attributes the information directly to Iranian officials, while the other headlines mention only plans, without saying who described them.

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