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Mainichi, CBC News, Hong Kong Free Press and The Independent report that Jensen Huang resigned as Nvidia CEO after an affair with a suspected Chinese spy. CBC News says the resignation is rattling markets and the tech world. According to Channels TV and The Times of Israel, US lawmakers have summoned Nvidia's former CEO over that affair. CBS News says Huang is willing to appear before Congress as part of a probe into the alleged spy affair.

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NPR reports that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is stepping down amid an alleged spy scandal. CBS News focuses on what comes next after Huang steps down, following an affair scandal. Hankyoreh asks whether the alleged spy scandal could weaken Nvidia's dominance in the AI chip market.

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Mainichi, CBC News, Hong Kong Free Press and The Independent report that Jensen Huang resigned as Nvidia CEO after an affair with a suspected Chinese spy. CBC News says the resignation is rattling markets and the tech world. According to Channels TV and The Times of Israel, US lawmakers have summoned Nvidia's former CEO over that affair. CBS News says Huang is willing to appear before Congress as part of a probe into the alleged spy affair.

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Mainichi, CBC News, Hong Kong Free Press and The Independent report that Jensen Huang resigned as Nvidia CEO after an affair with a suspected Chinese spy. CBC News says the resignation is rattling markets and the tech world. According to Channels TV and The Times of Israel, US lawmakers have summoned Nvidia's former CEO over that affair. CBS News says Huang is willing to appear before Congress as part of a probe into the alleged spy affair.

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Two Iranian nationals were convicted in London of espionage, according to Diário de Notícias and Jornal de Notícias. Gazeta do Povo adds that the espionage targeted journalists critical of the Iranian regime, a detail the other headlines do not mention.

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Two Iranian nationals were convicted in London of espionage, according to Diário de Notícias and Jornal de Notícias. Gazeta do Povo adds that the espionage targeted journalists critical of the Iranian regime, a detail the other headlines do not mention.

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Bloomberg says the alleged Chinese spy linked to the Nvidia case is in Beijing. Gazeta do Povo reports that Nvidia's CEO is resigning after an account of a case involving a Chinese spy. Clarín reports that Jensen Huang, Nvidia's CEO, is resigning after an affair with an alleged Chinese spy. The headlines say different things: one covers the alleged spy's location, the other two the CEO's resignation.

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According to several headlines, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigned after an alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. Outlets in several countries, including the United States, the UAE, India and Australia, reported the story. Hong Kong Free Press and Capital FM describe the suspect as a Chinese spy. CBC News says the resignation rattled markets and the tech world, and Capital FM says Huang has been summoned to testify before Congress.

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Several outlets report that Jensen Huang has resigned as CEO of Nvidia, with Colette Kress taking over as interim leader. Headlines tie the departure to an affair, which Hong Kong Free Press and Hankyoreh link to an alleged Chinese spy. Khaosod English and Daily Maverick say the exit comes at a time when it hits the AI boom.

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Two men were found guilty by a British court of espionage linked to Iran, according to The Guardian and The Times of Israel. According to The Times of Israel, the two men spied on dissident journalists on behalf of Iran's Revolutionary Guard (IRGC), while The Guardian says the attempts aimed to eliminate journalists based in the UK. Al Jazeera and Haaretz reported the conviction more briefly, without detailing the targets or who the men worked for.

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Several headlines report that Jensen Huang is stepping down as Nvidia CEO, which the Times of Israel and Bangkok Post describe as a major blow to the AI boom. Punch, Khaosod English and Hong Kong Free Press link the departure to an alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy, according to their own headlines. The Times of Israel adds that the company's shares fell by more than 10%. CBS News reports a reaction from Donald Trump to the departure, without giving details of what he said.

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According to several headlines, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigned after an alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. Outlets in several countries, including the United States, the UAE, India and Australia, reported the story. Hong Kong Free Press and Capital FM describe the suspect as a Chinese spy. CBC News says the resignation rattled markets and the tech world, and Capital FM says Huang has been summoned to testify before Congress.

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Two men were found guilty by a British court of espionage linked to Iran, according to The Guardian and The Times of Israel. According to The Times of Israel, the two men spied on dissident journalists on behalf of Iran's Revolutionary Guard (IRGC), while The Guardian says the attempts aimed to eliminate journalists based in the UK. Al Jazeera and Haaretz reported the conviction more briefly, without detailing the targets or who the men worked for.

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Bloomberg says the alleged Chinese spy linked to the Nvidia case is in Beijing. Gazeta do Povo reports that Nvidia's CEO is resigning after an account of a case involving a Chinese spy. Clarín reports that Jensen Huang, Nvidia's CEO, is resigning after an affair with an alleged Chinese spy. The headlines say different things: one covers the alleged spy's location, the other two the CEO's resignation.

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Several outlets in Portugal, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Spain and Mexico report that Jensen Huang has stepped down as CEO of Nvidia. Headlines link the departure to scandals over infidelity and romantic relationships, without detailing the facts. ABC mentions a relationship with a spy and an executive, while La Nación describes a romance and a scandal. Poder360 says Huang held the post for 33 years, and El Universal reports that the company is preparing his successor.

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NPR reports that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is stepping down amid an alleged spy scandal. CBS News focuses on what comes next after Huang steps down, following an affair scandal. Hankyoreh asks whether the alleged spy scandal could weaken Nvidia's dominance in the AI chip market.

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According to several headlines, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigned after an alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. Outlets in several countries, including the United States, the UAE, India and Australia, reported the story. Hong Kong Free Press and Capital FM describe the suspect as a Chinese spy. CBC News says the resignation rattled markets and the tech world, and Capital FM says Huang has been summoned to testify before Congress.

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According to several headlines, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigned after an alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. Outlets in several countries, including the United States, the UAE, India and Australia, reported the story. Hong Kong Free Press and Capital FM describe the suspect as a Chinese spy. CBC News says the resignation rattled markets and the tech world, and Capital FM says Huang has been summoned to testify before Congress.

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Two Iranian nationals were convicted in London of espionage, according to Diário de Notícias and Jornal de Notícias. Gazeta do Povo adds that the espionage targeted journalists critical of the Iranian regime, a detail the other headlines do not mention.

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Two men have been found guilty in the UK of spying for Iran, over a plan to target journalists based in the country. The Times of Israel and Haaretz describe the journalists as dissidents and link the plot to the IRGC. The Guardian reports Iranian attempts to “eliminate” these journalists, a term quoted in its headline.

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China accuses the United States of using espionage claims to justify a technology blockade. Al Jazeera reports that Beijing calls the Nvidia spy claims 'fabricated'.

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Metrópoles reports that Nvidia is considering firing CEO Huang after an affair with a "spy", and that shares have plunged. Poder360 reports that Nvidia is preparing to fire its CEO over extramarital affairs. Both headlines point to a possible dismissal of the CEO, but give different reasons: one mentions an affair with a "spy", the other extramarital affairs.

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China accuses the United States of using espionage claims to justify a technology blockade. Al Jazeera reports that Beijing calls the Nvidia spy claims 'fabricated'.

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China accuses the United States of using espionage claims to justify a technology blockade. Al Jazeera reports that Beijing calls the Nvidia spy claims 'fabricated'.

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A Chinese woman accused of spying on Nvidia's chief reportedly entered Taiwan eight times, according to The Daily Star and The Hindu. Hong Kong Free Press adds that she entered Taiwan on a Hong Kong passport.

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Bloomberg says the alleged Chinese spy linked to the Nvidia case is in Beijing. Gazeta do Povo reports that Nvidia's CEO is resigning after an account of a case involving a Chinese spy. Clarín reports that Jensen Huang, Nvidia's CEO, is resigning after an affair with an alleged Chinese spy. The headlines say different things: one covers the alleged spy's location, the other two the CEO's resignation.

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A Chinese woman accused of spying on Nvidia's chief reportedly entered Taiwan eight times, according to The Daily Star and The Hindu. Hong Kong Free Press adds that she entered Taiwan on a Hong Kong passport.

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Three Latin American outlets, citing Bloomberg, say the alleged Chinese spy in the Nvidia case is in Beijing. The Brazilian Gazeta do Povo highlights a different angle: it reports that Nvidia's CEO is stepping down after the account of the case involving the Chinese spy.

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According to the WSJ, Nvidia is considering removing Jensen Huang over his relationship with an alleged Chinese spy. Gazeta do Povo and Clarín report that Huang is stepping down as CEO, a claim the other headlines do not confirm. According to Bloomberg, the alleged spy is in Beijing.

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Several outlets from different countries link Alice Huang, a Chinese banker and tech executive, to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang in an alleged affair. Público calls Alice Huang a suspected Chinese spy, while other headlines describe her only as a businesswoman tied to the Nvidia CEO. The South China Morning Post asks how deep Alice Huang's Hong Kong business links run in connection with the affair. La Repubblica mentions a Chinese financier who came before Alice Huang, a point the other headlines do not raise.

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Three Latin American outlets, citing Bloomberg, say the alleged Chinese spy in the Nvidia case is in Beijing. The Brazilian Gazeta do Povo highlights a different angle: it reports that Nvidia's CEO is stepping down after the account of the case involving the Chinese spy.

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According to several headlines, Jensen Huang has resigned as Nvidia's CEO. The resignation is linked to a relationship with an alleged or suspected Chinese spy, according to the headlines. CBC News reports that the departure has rattled markets and the tech sector. The Guardian published a podcast on the case; its headline gives no further details.

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CBS News reports that investors and lawmakers are demanding answers from Nvidia's Jensen Huang over an alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. Mainichi says the alleged Chinese spy at the centre of the Nvidia case remains a mystery. The Hindu publishes a timeline of the spy scandal and profiles Jensen Huang. The Indian Express says a second affair allegation has emerged against Jensen Huang, amid a probe into a Chinese honeytrap.

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According to the WSJ, Nvidia is weighing removing its CEO, Jensen Huang, over a relationship with an alleged Chinese spy. The US Congress is willing to summon Nvidia's CEO and seeks explanations about that relationship, according to El Universal. Gazeta do Povo says Nvidia's CEO resigned after the account of the case involving a Chinese spy, while other headlines point to a removal review not yet concluded. RPP says the alleged spy is in Beijing, according to Bloomberg.

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Four outlets from three countries report that Jensen Huang, Nvidia's CEO, has stepped down amid an alleged spy scandal. NPR says Huang stepped down, while CBS News describes a resignation tied to an alleged Chinese spy scandal. BBC News publishes a video on the case, and The Hindu provides a timeline of the scandal.

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According to the Wall Street Journal, cited by several outlets, Nvidia's board is reportedly preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang, whose future is expected to be discussed. New York Times and The Guardian report that the board is expected to meet on Huang's future, while CBS News, Al Jazeera and Capital FM report that Nvidia's shares fell. The National and ABC News report alleged affairs, with one claim linked to a Chinese spy, as the board reportedly weighs his future.

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Several outlets from different countries report that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang reportedly had a relationship with Alice Huang, an executive who reports to him. The New York Times says the relationship was with an executive who reports directly to Huang, while CBS News, citing sources, says the company is preparing to fire him over an affair with a suspected Chinese spy. According to Al Jazeera and Capital FM, Nvidia's shares fell after reports that the board is discussing Huang's future. Público describes Alice Huang as an alleged Chinese spy.

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A female executive is suspected of spying for China, according to RTP and Jornal de Notícias. Observador reports the same suspicion, linked to a sanctioned investor, without naming the executive.

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According to Mainichi, the alleged Chinese spy at the centre of the Nvidia scandal remains a mystery. BBC News and NPR report that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has stepped down amid the alleged spy scandal. The Hindu publishes a timeline of the spy scandal, while The Guardian devotes a podcast to it.

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A alleged Chinese spy linked to Nvidia's director reportedly entered Taiwan on a Hong Kong passport, according to El Comercio and Clarín; Clarín says Taiwan then barred her entry. La Tercera says crisis expert Risa Heller was hired by Nvidia's CEO a year before he admitted the affair with the alleged Chinese spy. El Universal says the US Congress is willing to summon Nvidia's CEO and is seeking explanations about his relationship with the alleged Chinese spy. La Nación says Nvidia's board is seeking to remove its director after two infidelities, one of them with an alleged spy.

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Several headlines identify Alice Huang as a Chinese businesswoman linked to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. Público calls Alice Huang an alleged Chinese spy and lover of the Nvidia CEO, while la Repubblica describes her as a serial seducer who had a flirtation with Huang after a Chinese financier. The Indian Express, citing a report, says Jensen Huang's daughter Madison took a photo of her father with Alice Huang at a dinner in Taipei.

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According to the WSJ, Nvidia is weighing removing its CEO, Jensen Huang, over a relationship with an alleged Chinese spy. The US Congress is willing to summon Nvidia's CEO and seeks explanations about that relationship, according to El Universal. Gazeta do Povo says Nvidia's CEO resigned after the account of the case involving a Chinese spy, while other headlines point to a removal review not yet concluded. RPP says the alleged spy is in Beijing, according to Bloomberg.

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A U.S. soldier was arrested on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to Al Jazeera and CBS News. Dawn reports that UK police questioned a U.S. soldier assigned to NATO who is accused of spying for Russia.

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Spain's ABC describes Nvidia's Jensen Huang as caught in a scandal involving skirts, without giving details. South Korea's Yonhap says the case casts uncertainty over Seoul's deepening AI ties with Nvidia. Also South Korean, Hankyoreh says Huang's near one-man rule over Nvidia could be its downfall. Italy's Il Fatto Quotidiano reports an alternative view that the scandal is a strategic US move against China.

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According to the WSJ, Nvidia is weighing removing its CEO, Jensen Huang, over a relationship with an alleged Chinese spy. The US Congress is willing to summon Nvidia's CEO and seeks explanations about that relationship, according to El Universal. Gazeta do Povo says Nvidia's CEO resigned after the account of the case involving a Chinese spy, while other headlines point to a removal review not yet concluded. RPP says the alleged spy is in Beijing, according to Bloomberg.

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Taiwan has revoked the entry permit of an alleged Chinese spy linked to the Nvidia president, who reportedly visited the island several times. Público describes her as the Nvidia president's lover; El País identifies her as Alice Huang. The case is framed as espionage, but the headlines present that accusation as an allegation, not a proven fact.

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Nvidia's board has picked a major US law firm to investigate Jensen Huang's alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. The New York Times reports that the suspected spy gained access to Nvidia chips, but the headlines do not explain how. Mainichi describes the alleged Chinese spy at the centre of the case as still mysterious.

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Several hundred schools in Italy were evacuated again over false bomb threats, the second time in less than a month, according to Clarín. La Nación and El Universal report that hundreds of schools across Europe received bomb threats, and La Nación adds that fears of a hybrid-war escalation are growing.

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Taiwan has revoked the entry permit of an alleged Chinese spy linked to the Nvidia president, who reportedly visited the island several times. Público describes her as the Nvidia president's lover; El País identifies her as Alice Huang. The case is framed as espionage, but the headlines present that accusation as an allegation, not a proven fact.

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The New York Times describes an intense espionage war between the United States and China, behind the apparent cordiality between Trump and Xi.

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Several headlines identify Alice Huang as a Chinese businesswoman linked to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. Público calls Alice Huang an alleged Chinese spy and lover of the Nvidia CEO, while la Repubblica describes her as a serial seducer who had a flirtation with Huang after a Chinese financier. The Indian Express, citing a report, says Jensen Huang's daughter Madison took a photo of her father with Alice Huang at a dinner in Taipei.

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CBS News (US) reports that a U.S. soldier is accused of spying for Russia and had access to sensitive information in the U.K.

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CBS News (US) reports that a US soldier is accused of spying for Russia. The headline promises a summary of what is known so far, but there are no other headlines to compare it with.

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A U.S. soldier was arrested on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to Al Jazeera and CBS News. Dawn reports that UK police questioned a U.S. soldier assigned to NATO who is accused of spying for Russia.

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Several hundred schools in Italy were evacuated again over false bomb threats, the second time in less than a month, according to Clarín. La Nación and El Universal report that hundreds of schools across Europe received bomb threats, and La Nación adds that fears of a hybrid-war escalation are growing.

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CBS News reports that investors and lawmakers are demanding answers from Nvidia's Jensen Huang over an alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. Mainichi says the alleged Chinese spy at the centre of the Nvidia case remains a mystery. The Hindu publishes a timeline of the spy scandal and profiles Jensen Huang. The Indian Express says a second affair allegation has emerged against Jensen Huang, amid a probe into a Chinese honeytrap.

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Mark Carney will raise concerns about election interference in a meeting with Chinese president Xi Jinping on the sidelines of APEC. The Hindu describes the concerns as being about non-interference, while the Globe and Mail refers to foreign interference.

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A U.S. soldier was arrested on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to Al Jazeera and CBS News. Dawn reports that UK police questioned a U.S. soldier assigned to NATO who is accused of spying for Russia.

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A alleged Chinese spy linked to Nvidia's director reportedly entered Taiwan on a Hong Kong passport, according to El Comercio and Clarín; Clarín says Taiwan then barred her entry. La Tercera says crisis expert Risa Heller was hired by Nvidia's CEO a year before he admitted the affair with the alleged Chinese spy. El Universal says the US Congress is willing to summon Nvidia's CEO and is seeking explanations about his relationship with the alleged Chinese spy. La Nación says Nvidia's board is seeking to remove its director after two infidelities, one of them with an alleged spy.

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A alleged Chinese spy linked to Nvidia's director reportedly entered Taiwan on a Hong Kong passport, according to El Comercio and Clarín; Clarín says Taiwan then barred her entry. La Tercera says crisis expert Risa Heller was hired by Nvidia's CEO a year before he admitted the affair with the alleged Chinese spy. El Universal says the US Congress is willing to summon Nvidia's CEO and is seeking explanations about his relationship with the alleged Chinese spy. La Nación says Nvidia's board is seeking to remove its director after two infidelities, one of them with an alleged spy.

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A Chinese woman accused of spying on Nvidia's chief reportedly entered Taiwan eight times, according to The Daily Star and The Hindu. Hong Kong Free Press adds that she entered Taiwan on a Hong Kong passport.

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According to La Jornada, Nvidia and its CEO will go to trial over an alleged relationship with a Chinese spy. The alleged spy reportedly entered Taiwan on a Hong Kong passport, and Clarín says Taiwan barred her entry. La Tercera reports that the CEO hired a crisis expert a year before admitting the relationship, and El Universal says the US Congress is prepared to summon him to seek explanations. RPP, citing Bloomberg, says the alleged spy is in Beijing.

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A US soldier has been detained in the United Kingdom on suspicion of spying for Russia. The Kremlin denies any link to the case, according to Diário de Notícias.

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Several headlines say Nvidia is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang over an affair with Alice Huang, who is described as an alleged Chinese spy. Headlines report that Nvidia's board is meeting to decide Huang's future, and that the company's shares have fallen. According to CBS News, investors and lawmakers are demanding answers from Huang. The New York Times and Folha de S.Paulo highlight the fallout for Huang's wife, Lori Huang, and his public image.

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Taiwan has revoked the entry permit of an alleged Chinese spy linked to the Nvidia president, who reportedly visited the island several times. Público describes her as the Nvidia president's lover; El País identifies her as Alice Huang. The case is framed as espionage, but the headlines present that accusation as an allegation, not a proven fact.

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Taiwan has revoked the entry permit of an alleged Chinese spy linked to the Nvidia president, who reportedly visited the island several times. Público describes her as the Nvidia president's lover; El País identifies her as Alice Huang. The case is framed as espionage, but the headlines present that accusation as an allegation, not a proven fact.

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Taiwan confirms that an alleged Chinese spy linked to the Nvidia president entered the island, according to RTP and Diário de Notícias, which reports she used a Hong Kong passport. Público describes her as the Nvidia president's lover; the headline does not confirm that link. Later, Taiwan revoked the entry permit of the Chinese businesswoman, El País reports, while El Universal mentions several visits to the island.

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Taiwan has revoked the entry permit of an alleged Chinese spy linked to the Nvidia president, who reportedly visited the island several times. Público describes her as the Nvidia president's lover; El País identifies her as Alice Huang. The case is framed as espionage, but the headlines present that accusation as an allegation, not a proven fact.

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According to the headlines, the alleged spy in the Nvidia case is linked to a financial manager sanctioned by Beijing, and one headline says she is currently in Beijing, citing Bloomberg. La Jornada reports that Nvidia and its CEO will go to trial over an alleged relationship with the Chinese spy, while El Universal says the US Congress is willing to summon the CEO for explanations. El Comercio says the alleged spy entered Taiwan with a Hong Kong passport, and La Tercera highlights that the CEO hired crisis expert Risa Heller a year before admitting the affair.

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A Chinese woman accused of spying on Nvidia's chief is reported by The Daily Star and The Hindu to have entered Taiwan eight times. Channels TV and Hong Kong Free Press report that the same woman entered Taiwan on a Hong Kong passport.

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A female executive is suspected of spying for China, according to RTP and Jornal de Notícias. Observador reports the same suspicion, linked to a sanctioned investor, without naming the executive.

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Nvidia has hired a New York law firm to investigate claims involving Jensen Huang, according to MyJoyOnline and Capital FM. The Guardian reports that Nvidia's value has fallen by $430bn since the spy allegations, and that the firm was hired to investigate these claims. The headlines differ on the nature of the allegations: some describe an affair, others an alleged Chinese spy affair.

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Several headlines say Nvidia is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang over an affair with Alice Huang, who is described as an alleged Chinese spy. Headlines report that Nvidia's board is meeting to decide Huang's future, and that the company's shares have fallen. According to CBS News, investors and lawmakers are demanding answers from Huang. The New York Times and Folha de S.Paulo highlight the fallout for Huang's wife, Lori Huang, and his public image.

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Taiwan confirms that an alleged Chinese spy linked to the Nvidia president entered the island, according to RTP and Diário de Notícias, which reports she used a Hong Kong passport. Público describes her as the Nvidia president's lover; the headline does not confirm that link. Later, Taiwan revoked the entry permit of the Chinese businesswoman, El País reports, while El Universal mentions several visits to the island.

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Folha de S.Paulo presents the story as a espionage scandal at Nvidia and centers it on a woman, but the headline does not say what she did. El País links the case to other industrial espionage episodes, described as theft, deception and cover-up. Clarín also puts a woman at the center of the Nvidia espionage scandal, without giving further detail in its headline.

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A female executive is suspected of spying for China, according to RTP and Jornal de Notícias. Observador reports the same suspicion, linked to a sanctioned investor, without naming the executive.

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A senior US officer in a NATO unit was arrested in the UK on suspicion of spying for Russia. Al Jazeera and Dawn describe a US soldier detained or questioned by UK police over alleged spying for Russia.

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A U.S. Army soldier was arrested in the UK on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to CBS News and other outlets. The Times of Israel describes the detainee as a senior U.S. officer in a NATO unit. Al Jazeera says British police are questioning a U.S. soldier assigned to NATO, accused of spying for Russia.

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Folha de S.Paulo presents the story as a espionage scandal at Nvidia and centers it on a woman, but the headline does not say what she did. El País links the case to other industrial espionage episodes, described as theft, deception and cover-up. Clarín also puts a woman at the center of the Nvidia espionage scandal, without giving further detail in its headline.

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A U.S. Army soldier was arrested in the UK on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to CBS News and other outlets. The Times of Israel describes the detainee as a senior U.S. officer in a NATO unit. Al Jazeera says British police are questioning a U.S. soldier assigned to NATO, accused of spying for Russia.

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Nvidia's board has picked a major US law firm to investigate Jensen Huang's alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. The New York Times reports that the suspected spy gained access to Nvidia chips, but the headlines do not explain how. Mainichi describes the alleged Chinese spy at the centre of the case as still mysterious.

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Nvidia's board has picked a major US law firm to investigate Jensen Huang's alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. The New York Times reports that the suspected spy gained access to Nvidia chips, but the headlines do not explain how. Mainichi describes the alleged Chinese spy at the centre of the case as still mysterious.

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CBS News says Nvidia shares fell again over an alleged affair between CEO Jensen Huang and a suspected Chinese spy. Capital FM says Nvidia has hired a major US law firm to investigate the alleged affair. Público and The New York Times identify the alleged spy as Alice Huang, and say she gained access to Nvidia chips. The Sydney Morning Herald and Folha de S.Paulo say Nvidia is preparing to oust Jensen Huang, citing reports.

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A U.S. Army soldier was arrested in the UK on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to CBS News and other outlets. The Times of Israel describes the detainee as a senior U.S. officer in a NATO unit. Al Jazeera says British police are questioning a U.S. soldier assigned to NATO, accused of spying for Russia.

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A U.S. Army soldier was arrested in the UK on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to CBS News and other outlets. The Times of Israel describes the detainee as a senior U.S. officer in a NATO unit. Al Jazeera says British police are questioning a U.S. soldier assigned to NATO, accused of spying for Russia.

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A U.S. Army soldier was arrested in the UK on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to CBS News and other outlets. The Times of Israel describes the detainee as a senior U.S. officer in a NATO unit. Al Jazeera says British police are questioning a U.S. soldier assigned to NATO, accused of spying for Russia.

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CBS News says Nvidia shares fell again over an alleged affair between CEO Jensen Huang and a suspected Chinese spy. Capital FM says Nvidia has hired a major US law firm to investigate the alleged affair. Público and The New York Times identify the alleged spy as Alice Huang, and say she gained access to Nvidia chips. The Sydney Morning Herald and Folha de S.Paulo say Nvidia is preparing to oust Jensen Huang, citing reports.

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A senior U.S. Army soldier was arrested in the U.K. on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to the FBI. One headline specifies that the soldier is assigned to a NATO unit, and another says U.K. police are questioning him. Al Jazeera presents a summary of the case in a "what we know" format, without adding details in its headline.

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A US soldier has been detained in the United Kingdom on suspicion of spying for Russia. The Kremlin denies any link to the case, according to Diário de Notícias.

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The United Kingdom detained a US military member suspected of spying for Russia. Diário de Notícias reports that the Kremlin denies any link to the case.

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The United Kingdom detained a US military member suspected of spying for Russia. Diário de Notícias reports that the Kremlin denies any link to the case.

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The United Kingdom detained a US military member suspected of spying for Russia. Diário de Notícias reports that the Kremlin denies any link to the case.

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Folha de S.Paulo presents the story as a espionage scandal at Nvidia and centers it on a woman, but the headline does not say what she did. El País links the case to other industrial espionage episodes, described as theft, deception and cover-up. Clarín also puts a woman at the center of the Nvidia espionage scandal, without giving further detail in its headline.

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A U.S. soldier has been arrested in the UK on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to several headlines. Diário de Notícias reports that the Kremlin denies any link to the case. The Times of Israel says the detainee would be a senior U.S. officer in a NATO unit.

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Nvidia has hired a former federal prosecutor to lead an independent investigation into Jensen Huang. According to El Universal, the case involves an alleged Chinese espionage matter.

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A U.S. soldier has been arrested in the UK on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to several headlines. Diário de Notícias reports that the Kremlin denies any link to the case. The Times of Israel says the detainee would be a senior U.S. officer in a NATO unit.

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A US soldier was arrested in the United Kingdom on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to several outlets. Diário de Notícias reports that the Kremlin denies any link to the case. The Times of Israel describes the detainee as a senior officer in a NATO unit.

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A US soldier was arrested in the United Kingdom on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to several outlets. Diário de Notícias reports that the Kremlin denies any link to the case. The Times of Israel describes the detainee as a senior officer in a NATO unit.

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A US soldier was arrested in the United Kingdom on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to several outlets. Diário de Notícias reports that the Kremlin denies any link to the case. The Times of Israel describes the detainee as a senior officer in a NATO unit.

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A senior US Army soldier was arrested in the UK on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to counter-terrorism police. Diário de Notícias reports that the Kremlin denies any link to the case.

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The FBI is investigating the relationship between Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Alice Huang, described as an alleged Chinese spy, according to RTP, Público and Metrópoles. Trump says the FBI is investigating the case and says he trusts Huang, according to Público and Folha de S.Paulo. According to CBS News, Nvidia and Huang face a shareholder lawsuit over the affair; Dhaka Tribune describes it as a class action. The headlines differ in focus: some centre on who Alice Huang is, others on the lawsuit.

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Taiwan confirms the entry of an alleged Chinese spy, Alice Huang, linked to Nvidia president Jensen Huang, according to Público, Observador and RTP. According to Diário de Notícias and Folha de S.Paulo, the suspect entered the island using a Hong Kong passport or that of another country, not her Chinese passport. CBS News and Hankyoreh highlight the impact on Nvidia, with shares falling again and the CEO's succession called into question. The Hindu points to possible collateral damage in Washington, while Der Spiegel describes Alice Huang as the woman at the centre of an alleged espionage case.

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A senior US Army soldier was arrested in the UK on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to counter-terrorism police. Diário de Notícias reports that the Kremlin denies any link to the case.

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A senior US Army soldier was arrested in the UK on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to counter-terrorism police. Diário de Notícias reports that the Kremlin denies any link to the case.

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A U.S. soldier was arrested in the United Kingdom on suspicion of espionage linked to Russia, according to several outlets. CBC News cites counterterror police as the source of the arrest. Diário de Notícias adds that the Kremlin denies any link to the case.

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Germany is removing Chinese drones and cars from military installations over espionage risks, according to Jornal de Notícias. According to Der Spiegel, cited by Daily Maverick, the German military bans commercially available Chinese drones. RPP reports the same removal of Chinese drones and cars from German military installations.

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El País asks what is known about an alleged spy who had a relationship with Nvidia's CEO. La Jornada reports that Nvidia and its CEO will go to trial over an alleged relationship with a Chinese spy. La Tercera reports that Nvidia's CEO hired crisis expert Risa Heller a year before admitting the affair with the alleged Chinese spy.

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A senior US Army soldier was arrested in the UK on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to counter-terrorism police. Diário de Notícias reports that the Kremlin denies any link to the case.

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A U.S. soldier was arrested in the United Kingdom on suspicion of espionage linked to Russia, according to several outlets. CBC News cites counterterror police as the source of the arrest. Diário de Notícias adds that the Kremlin denies any link to the case.

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A U.S. soldier was arrested in the United Kingdom on suspicion of espionage linked to Russia, according to several outlets. CBC News cites counterterror police as the source of the arrest. Diário de Notícias adds that the Kremlin denies any link to the case.

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A U.S. soldier was arrested in the United Kingdom on suspicion of espionage linked to Russia, according to several outlets. CBC News cites counterterror police as the source of the arrest. Diário de Notícias adds that the Kremlin denies any link to the case.

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Germany is removing Chinese drones and cars from military installations over espionage risks, according to Jornal de Notícias. According to Der Spiegel, cited by Daily Maverick, the German military bans commercially available Chinese drones. RPP reports the same removal of Chinese drones and cars from German military installations.

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UK counter-terrorism police arrested a member of the US Army, according to The Guardian, the BBC, Sky News and ABC News. Sky News and The Daily Star describe suspected espionage for Russia, while Daily Maverick and The Hindu refer to suspected help or Russian links. ABC News says the arrest was made under the UK's National Security Act.

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Alice Huang, a Chinese businesswoman, is linked to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, in a story some headlines describe as an extramarital affair and others as a possible espionage case. According to PBS NewsHour, Nvidia and Huang face a lawsuit alleging investors were misled about the affair. CBS News reports Nvidia shares fell again, and The Hindu suggests the affair could cause collateral damage in Washington. According to Hankyoreh, Alice Huang, an alleged spy, reportedly promised investors access to coveted GPUs.

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Nvidia shareholders have sued the company and CEO Jensen Huang, accusing them of failing to disclose his relationship with Alice Huang, described as an alleged Chinese spy. PBS NewsHour reports the suit alleges investors were misled about the affair. The Hindu frames the affair as a possible collateral problem in Washington, while the South China Morning Post likens it to a US-China tension episode.

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According to the headlines, Alice Huang is described as an alleged Chinese spy and businesswoman, linked to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. The New York Times and CBC News put Alice Huang at the centre of the case, but the headlines do not say who accuses her of espionage. CBS News reports that Nvidia shares fell again and ties the drop to Jensen Huang's alleged affair with an alleged Chinese spy. The Indian Express says Jensen Huang now faces a Chinese spy probe, and that the case has pushed Nvidia into a succession crisis.

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Outlets report that businesswoman Alice Huang, alleged to be a Chinese spy, had an extramarital affair with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, and that a spy investigation is underway. According to Hankyoreh, Alice Huang allegedly courted investors with the promise of highly sought-after GPUs. Clarín says Alice Huang cannot be found anywhere, while The Hindu points to possible collateral damage in Washington.

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The FBI is investigating the relationship between Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Alice Huang, described as an alleged Chinese spy, according to RTP, Público and Metrópoles. Trump says the FBI is investigating the case and says he trusts Huang, according to Público and Folha de S.Paulo. According to CBS News, Nvidia and Huang face a shareholder lawsuit over the affair; Dhaka Tribune describes it as a class action. The headlines differ in focus: some centre on who Alice Huang is, others on the lawsuit.

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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth calls the push to remove him through impeachment a "farce" and a "political spectacle," according to several outlets. Hegseth says the impeachment attempts will fail and defends the war in Iran, saying he would do it again. The Pentagon holds a press briefing as the House of Representatives prepares to vote, according to PBS NewsHour and CBS News.

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Alice Huang, a Chinese businesswoman, is linked to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, in a story some headlines describe as an extramarital affair and others as a possible espionage case. According to PBS NewsHour, Nvidia and Huang face a lawsuit alleging investors were misled about the affair. CBS News reports Nvidia shares fell again, and The Hindu suggests the affair could cause collateral damage in Washington. According to Hankyoreh, Alice Huang, an alleged spy, reportedly promised investors access to coveted GPUs.

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Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang face a lawsuit over how they handled ties to an alleged Chinese spy, according to CBC News. CBS News describes a crisis at Nvidia amid an investigation into the CEO's alleged affair with the suspected Chinese spy. A lawsuit alleges investors were misled about the affair, according to PBS NewsHour. Hankyoreh reports that Alice Huang, the alleged spy, courted investors with the promise of coveted GPUs.

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Nvidia shareholders have sued the company and CEO Jensen Huang, accusing them of failing to disclose his relationship with Alice Huang, described as an alleged Chinese spy. PBS NewsHour reports the suit alleges investors were misled about the affair. The Hindu frames the affair as a possible collateral problem in Washington, while the South China Morning Post likens it to a US-China tension episode.

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Nvidia shareholders have sued the company and CEO Jensen Huang, accusing them of failing to disclose his relationship with Alice Huang, described as an alleged Chinese spy. PBS NewsHour reports the suit alleges investors were misled about the affair. The Hindu frames the affair as a possible collateral problem in Washington, while the South China Morning Post likens it to a US-China tension episode.

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Shareholders are suing Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang over a relationship with an alleged Chinese spy, according to Poder360 and Metrópoles. CBS News and CBC News also report the lawsuit, which accuses the company of mishandling ties to the alleged spy. Dawn reports that Trump said Huang had no idea his lover was an alleged Chinese spy.

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Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang face a lawsuit over how they handled ties to an alleged Chinese spy, according to CBC News. CBS News describes a crisis at Nvidia amid an investigation into the CEO's alleged affair with the suspected Chinese spy. A lawsuit alleges investors were misled about the affair, according to PBS NewsHour. Hankyoreh reports that Alice Huang, the alleged spy, courted investors with the promise of coveted GPUs.

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Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang face a lawsuit over how they handled ties to an alleged Chinese spy, according to CBC News. CBS News describes a crisis at Nvidia amid an investigation into the CEO's alleged affair with the suspected Chinese spy. A lawsuit alleges investors were misled about the affair, according to PBS NewsHour. Hankyoreh reports that Alice Huang, the alleged spy, courted investors with the promise of coveted GPUs.

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Nvidia shareholders have sued the company and CEO Jensen Huang, accusing them of failing to disclose his relationship with Alice Huang, described as an alleged Chinese spy. PBS NewsHour reports the suit alleges investors were misled about the affair. The Hindu frames the affair as a possible collateral problem in Washington, while the South China Morning Post likens it to a US-China tension episode.

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Süddeutsche Zeitung reports that the FBI is investigating the Nvidia affair, according to Trump. Frankfurter Allgemeine says investors have filed complaints and that the FBI is probing espionage suspicions involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. Tages-Anzeiger links the case to honeytrap espionage, without indicating that this suspicion has been confirmed.

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Nvidia shareholders have sued the company and CEO Jensen Huang, accusing them of failing to disclose his relationship with Alice Huang, described as an alleged Chinese spy. PBS NewsHour reports the suit alleges investors were misled about the affair. The Hindu frames the affair as a possible collateral problem in Washington, while the South China Morning Post likens it to a US-China tension episode.

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France blames Iran for a cyberattack on supermarket fridges, which it calls unprecedented, and has summoned Iran's ambassador over what it describes as sabotage. Iran rejects France's accusations, which it calls baseless. One headline frames the episode as a new phase in a shadow war involving Iran.

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Nvidia shareholders have sued the company and CEO Jensen Huang, accusing them of failing to disclose his relationship with Alice Huang, described as an alleged Chinese spy. PBS NewsHour reports the suit alleges investors were misled about the affair. The Hindu frames the affair as a possible collateral problem in Washington, while the South China Morning Post likens it to a US-China tension episode.

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Trump says Jensen Huang, Nvidia's CEO, denied knowing the alleged Chinese spy was his lover, and says the FBI is investigating the matter. Shareholders are suing Nvidia and Huang over his relationship with Alice Huang, described as an alleged Chinese spy, according to The Indian Express, CBS News and CBC News. House Republicans are considering issuing a subpoena to Jensen Huang, according to ABC News.

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Shareholders are suing Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang over a relationship with an alleged Chinese spy, according to Poder360 and Metrópoles. CBS News and CBC News also report the lawsuit, which accuses the company of mishandling ties to the alleged spy. Dawn reports that Trump said Huang had no idea his lover was an alleged Chinese spy.

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Trump says Jensen Huang, Nvidia's CEO, denied knowing the alleged Chinese spy was his lover, and says the FBI is investigating the matter. Shareholders are suing Nvidia and Huang over his relationship with Alice Huang, described as an alleged Chinese spy, according to The Indian Express, CBS News and CBC News. House Republicans are considering issuing a subpoena to Jensen Huang, according to ABC News.

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Trump defends Nvidia's chief executive in the case of an alleged Chinese spy and promises to investigate, according to Clarín and El País. La Tercera also reports Beijing's responses, while La Jornada describes the case as a new confrontation between the United States and China.

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The FBI is investigating the relationship between Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Alice Huang, described as an alleged Chinese spy, according to RTP, Público and Metrópoles. Trump says the FBI is investigating the case and says he trusts Huang, according to Público and Folha de S.Paulo. According to CBS News, Nvidia and Huang face a shareholder lawsuit over the affair; Dhaka Tribune describes it as a class action. The headlines differ in focus: some centre on who Alice Huang is, others on the lawsuit.

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The FBI is investigating the relationship between Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Alice Huang, described as an alleged Chinese spy, according to RTP, Público and Metrópoles. Trump says the FBI is investigating the case and says he trusts Huang, according to Público and Folha de S.Paulo. According to CBS News, Nvidia and Huang face a shareholder lawsuit over the affair; Dhaka Tribune describes it as a class action. The headlines differ in focus: some centre on who Alice Huang is, others on the lawsuit.

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Shareholders are suing Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang over a relationship with an alleged Chinese spy, Alice Huang. According to the Folha de S.Paulo and CBC News, the lawsuit focuses on how the company handled Huang's ties to the alleged spy. Trump says he believes Jensen Huang and claims Huang had no idea his partner was an alleged Chinese spy. The case has revived debate over chip exports to China, according to Al Jazeera.

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Trump says Jensen Huang, Nvidia's CEO, denied knowing the alleged Chinese spy was his lover, and says the FBI is investigating the matter. Shareholders are suing Nvidia and Huang over his relationship with Alice Huang, described as an alleged Chinese spy, according to The Indian Express, CBS News and CBC News. House Republicans are considering issuing a subpoena to Jensen Huang, according to ABC News.

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Trump says Jensen Huang, Nvidia's CEO, denied knowing the alleged Chinese spy was his lover, and says the FBI is investigating the matter. Shareholders are suing Nvidia and Huang over his relationship with Alice Huang, described as an alleged Chinese spy, according to The Indian Express, CBS News and CBC News. House Republicans are considering issuing a subpoena to Jensen Huang, according to ABC News.

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Trump says Jensen Huang, Nvidia's CEO, denied knowing the alleged Chinese spy was his lover, and says the FBI is investigating the matter. Shareholders are suing Nvidia and Huang over his relationship with Alice Huang, described as an alleged Chinese spy, according to The Indian Express, CBS News and CBC News. House Republicans are considering issuing a subpoena to Jensen Huang, according to ABC News.

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Trump says the FBI is investigating Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang over ties to an alleged Chinese spy. Trump says he trusts Huang, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Metrópoles identifies the alleged spy as Alice Huang.

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The FBI is investigating Nvidia chief Jensen Huang's relationship with an alleged Chinese spy, according to RTP and Público. Público attributes the information to Trump, who says the FBI is investigating the case. Poder360 and Folha de S.Paulo describe the case as an investigation or lawsuit against Nvidia and Jensen Huang over ties to a possible Chinese spy.

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Shareholders are suing Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang over a relationship with an alleged Chinese spy, Alice Huang, according to Metrópoles, Folha and CBC News. Trump says he believes Huang and says the CEO had no idea his lover was an alleged Chinese spy. The New York Times examines the Nvidia board's history of letting Huang get his way.

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Shareholders are suing Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang over a relationship with an alleged Chinese spy, Alice Huang, according to Metrópoles, Folha and CBC News. Trump says he believes Huang and says the CEO had no idea his lover was an alleged Chinese spy. The New York Times examines the Nvidia board's history of letting Huang get his way.

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Shareholders are suing Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang over a relationship with an alleged Chinese spy, Alice Huang. According to the Folha de S.Paulo and CBC News, the lawsuit focuses on how the company handled Huang's ties to the alleged spy. Trump says he believes Jensen Huang and claims Huang had no idea his partner was an alleged Chinese spy. The case has revived debate over chip exports to China, according to Al Jazeera.

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Dawn and Punch ask who Alice Huang is, the executive accused of spying on Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. CBC News asks whether Nvidia could survive without Jensen Huang, who is caught up in a spying scandal. Hankyoreh reports that Trump appears to have known about the alleged spying on the Nvidia CEO.

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Trump defends Nvidia's chief executive in the case of an alleged Chinese spy and promises to investigate, according to Clarín and El País. La Tercera also reports Beijing's responses, while La Jornada describes the case as a new confrontation between the United States and China.

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According to Público and Folha de S.Paulo, Trump says the FBI is investigating the case involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and an alleged Chinese spy. Metrópoles reports that shareholders have sued Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang over the relationship. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Trump says he trusts Huang.

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Trump says the Nvidia chief "had no idea" his lover was an alleged Chinese spy, according to El Comercio and Clarín. Trump also says the FBI is investigating the case, according to La Tercera and Público. RPP and Semana report that the Nvidia CEO hired a scandal-management firm before acknowledging the affair. El Universal identifies the woman as Alice Huang, described as romantically linked to the CEO and an alleged Chinese spy.

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Trump says the FBI is investigating Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang over an alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. According to The New York Times, Huang told Trump he did not know the woman was a suspected spy. Trump says Huang had "no idea" she was a Chinese spy. Shareholders have sued Nvidia and Huang over the affair, according to The Guardian and Metrópoles.

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Trump says the Nvidia chief "had no idea" his lover was an alleged Chinese spy, according to El Comercio and Clarín. Trump also says the FBI is investigating the case, according to La Tercera and Público. RPP and Semana report that the Nvidia CEO hired a scandal-management firm before acknowledging the affair. El Universal identifies the woman as Alice Huang, described as romantically linked to the CEO and an alleged Chinese spy.

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Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang have been sued by shareholders over an alleged relationship with Alice Huang, who is suspected of being a Chinese spy, according to The Guardian and other outlets. Several headlines say Nvidia is accused of mishandling or disclosing poorly its CEO's ties to the suspect, while CBC News reports a lawsuit over how the company handled those ties. Trump says Huang 'had no idea' the woman was a Chinese spy, and CGTN reports Beijing dismisses the claims as smears.

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Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang have been sued by shareholders over an alleged relationship with Alice Huang, who is suspected of being a Chinese spy, according to The Guardian and other outlets. Several headlines say Nvidia is accused of mishandling or disclosing poorly its CEO's ties to the suspect, while CBC News reports a lawsuit over how the company handled those ties. Trump says Huang 'had no idea' the woman was a Chinese spy, and CGTN reports Beijing dismisses the claims as smears.

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Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang have been sued by shareholders over an alleged relationship with Alice Huang, who is suspected of being a Chinese spy, according to The Guardian and other outlets. Several headlines say Nvidia is accused of mishandling or disclosing poorly its CEO's ties to the suspect, while CBC News reports a lawsuit over how the company handled those ties. Trump says Huang 'had no idea' the woman was a Chinese spy, and CGTN reports Beijing dismisses the claims as smears.

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Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang have been sued by shareholders over an alleged relationship with Alice Huang, who is suspected of being a Chinese spy, according to The Guardian and other outlets. Several headlines say Nvidia is accused of mishandling or disclosing poorly its CEO's ties to the suspect, while CBC News reports a lawsuit over how the company handled those ties. Trump says Huang 'had no idea' the woman was a Chinese spy, and CGTN reports Beijing dismisses the claims as smears.

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Trump says Jensen Huang told him he had no idea the woman was a spy, while the FBI is reportedly investigating the Nvidia CEO. Beijing dismisses the Chinese spy claims against the Nvidia CEO as smears. Shareholders have sued Nvidia and Jensen Huang over the alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy.

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Trump says Jensen Huang told him he had no idea the woman was a spy, while the FBI is reportedly investigating the Nvidia CEO. Beijing dismisses the Chinese spy claims against the Nvidia CEO as smears. Shareholders have sued Nvidia and Jensen Huang over the alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy.

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Trump says Jensen Huang told him he had no idea the woman was a spy, while the FBI is reportedly investigating the Nvidia CEO. Beijing dismisses the Chinese spy claims against the Nvidia CEO as smears. Shareholders have sued Nvidia and Jensen Huang over the alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy.

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Trump says the FBI is investigating a alleged Chinese spy said to have been the lover of Nvidia's founder. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is the subject of an FBI probe, according to Trump's statement. Folha de S.Paulo adds that Trump says he trusts Huang.

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Trump says the FBI is investigating Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang over a relationship with an alleged Chinese spy. Trump says Huang told him he had no idea she was a spy, according to CBS News. Shareholders have sued Nvidia and Huang over the relationship with the alleged spy, according to Metrópoles and The Guardian. Outlets such as Der Spiegel and Hankyoreh frame the case as a question of espionage or simple infidelity.

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Trump says the FBI is investigating Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang over an alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. According to The New York Times, Huang told Trump he did not know the woman was a suspected spy. Trump says Huang had "no idea" she was a Chinese spy. Shareholders have sued Nvidia and Huang over the affair, according to The Guardian and Metrópoles.

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Trump says the FBI is investigating Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang over an alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. According to The New York Times, Huang told Trump he did not know the woman was a suspected spy. Trump says Huang had "no idea" she was a Chinese spy. Shareholders have sued Nvidia and Huang over the affair, according to The Guardian and Metrópoles.

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Trump says the FBI is investigating Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang over an alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. According to The New York Times, Huang told Trump he did not know the woman was a suspected spy. Trump says Huang had "no idea" she was a Chinese spy. Shareholders have sued Nvidia and Huang over the affair, according to The Guardian and Metrópoles.

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Trump says the FBI is investigating Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang over an alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. According to The New York Times, Huang told Trump he did not know the woman was a suspected spy. Trump says Huang had "no idea" she was a Chinese spy. Shareholders have sued Nvidia and Huang over the affair, according to The Guardian and Metrópoles.

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Nvidia is investigating an alleged Chinese espionage operation targeting its CEO, Jensen Huang, and the CEO has pledged to cooperate with the inquiry. La Nación describes the alleged espionage as opening another front between Washington and Beijing, while Semana asks what lies behind the case, without giving new details in its headline.

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Trump says the FBI is investigating an affair between the Nvidia CEO and an alleged Chinese spy. PBS NewsHour looks at what China could gain from the alleged affair, while The Guardian writes about possible harm to US security. The Sydney Morning Herald frames the episode as a story about AI and Trump.

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Several headlines report that Trump said the FBI is investigating Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's relationship with an alleged Chinese spy. According to the headlines, shareholders have sued Nvidia over the case, and its shares fell. According to The New York Times, Huang told Trump he did not know the woman was a suspected spy. Beijing rejected the spying allegations as smears, according to CGTN.

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Several headlines report that Trump said the FBI is investigating Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's relationship with an alleged Chinese spy. According to the headlines, shareholders have sued Nvidia over the case, and its shares fell. According to The New York Times, Huang told Trump he did not know the woman was a suspected spy. Beijing rejected the spying allegations as smears, according to CGTN.

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According to El Universal, the CEO of Nvidia has a romance with an alleged Chinese spy, an infidelity that sparked a scandal at the company. Clarín reports that Donald Trump defended the CEO, saying the CEO told him he had no idea she was a spy. La Tercera says Trump claims the FBI is investigating the case of the alleged Chinese spy and lover of Nvidia's founder.

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Trump says the FBI is investigating Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang over an alleged affair with a suspected Chinese agent. According to The New York Times, Huang told Trump he did not know the woman was a suspected spy, while Trump says Huang had no idea she was an alleged agent. Beijing dismisses the spy claims as smears, and shareholders have sued Nvidia and Huang over the 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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Several headlines report that Trump said the FBI is investigating Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's relationship with an alleged Chinese spy. According to the headlines, shareholders have sued Nvidia over the case, and its shares fell. According to The New York Times, Huang told Trump he did not know the woman was a suspected spy. Beijing rejected the spying allegations as smears, according to CGTN.

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According to El Universal, the CEO of Nvidia has a romance with an alleged Chinese spy, an infidelity that sparked a scandal at the company. Clarín reports that Donald Trump defended the CEO, saying the CEO told him he had no idea she was a spy. La Tercera says Trump claims the FBI is investigating the case of the alleged Chinese spy and lover of Nvidia's founder.

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Donald Trump says the Nvidia CEO "had no idea" that his lover was an alleged Chinese spy, according to El Comercio, Clarín, El Universal and RPP. Trump also states that the FBI is investigating the case of the alleged spy, according to La Tercera.

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Trump says the Nvidia chief "had no idea" his lover was an alleged Chinese spy, according to El Comercio and Clarín. Trump also says the FBI is investigating the case, according to La Tercera and Público. RPP and Semana report that the Nvidia CEO hired a scandal-management firm before acknowledging the affair. El Universal identifies the woman as Alice Huang, described as romantically linked to the CEO and an alleged Chinese spy.

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Trump says the FBI is investigating Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang over an alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. According to The New York Times, Huang told Trump he did not know the woman was a suspected spy. Nvidia shares fell on the news, and shareholders sued the company and Huang, according to Metrópoles and The Guardian. Beijing, according to CGTN, dismisses the spying claims as smears.

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Metrópoles reports treason and espionage allegations at Nvidia and a R$ 2 trillion drop in the company's value. Poder360 reports that Nvidia shares closed down 4.27% amid an espionage scandal.

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Trump says the FBI is investigating Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang over an alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. According to The New York Times, Huang told Trump he did not know the woman was a suspected spy. Nvidia shares fell on the news, and shareholders sued the company and Huang, according to Metrópoles and The Guardian. Beijing, according to CGTN, dismisses the spying claims as smears.

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France blames Iran for a cyberattack on about 700 supermarkets that reportedly altered refrigerators and caused millions in losses, according to Clarín. Iran strongly rejects France's allegations, calling them baseless. The European Union admits a "forceful response" against Iran, and France promises sanctions, according to Metrópoles and RTP.

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Metrópoles reports treason and espionage allegations at Nvidia and a R$ 2 trillion drop in the company's value. Poder360 reports that Nvidia shares closed down 4.27% amid an espionage scandal.

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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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Trump says the Nvidia chief "had no idea" his lover was an alleged Chinese spy, according to El Comercio and Clarín. Trump also says the FBI is investigating the case, according to La Tercera and Público. RPP and Semana report that the Nvidia CEO hired a scandal-management firm before acknowledging the affair. El Universal identifies the woman as Alice Huang, described as romantically linked to the CEO and an alleged Chinese spy.

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Italy calls on the EU and the G7 to organise a response to what it describes as a "hybrid war", according to Jornal de Notícias and Observador. The Brazilian paper Gazeta do Povo frames the topic as a Europe under attack and a Brazil on alert, without mentioning the Italian request.

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Jornal de Notícias reports that the Nvidia CEO is under investigation over a love affair with a businesswoman suspected of espionage. Metrópoles says the CEO admits the affair with a woman suspected of Chinese espionage. Gazeta do Povo identifies the businesswoman as Alice Huang, a Chinese national suspected of spying on the CEO. Folha de S.Paulo asks whether the Nvidia CEO can survive the controversy over Chinese espionage.

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Folha de S.Paulo reports that Bolsonarist groups on WhatsApp coordinated a boycott of donations to SBT's Teleton. Metrópoles reports that SBT responded to the boycott campaign, which it attributes to disinformation.

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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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The FBI is investigating Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang over an alleged affair with a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy, Trump says. Trump says the FBI is looking into the relationship, while Huang reportedly told the president he did not know the woman was a suspected spy. Shareholders are suing Nvidia and Huang over the case, and the company's shares fell, according to MyJoyOnline. CGTN, in Beijing, says the spying claims are smears.

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Jornal de Notícias reports that the Nvidia CEO is under investigation over a love affair with a businesswoman suspected of espionage. Metrópoles says the CEO admits the affair with a woman suspected of Chinese espionage. Gazeta do Povo identifies the businesswoman as Alice Huang, a Chinese national suspected of spying on the CEO. Folha de S.Paulo asks whether the Nvidia CEO can survive the controversy over Chinese espionage.

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Italy calls on the EU and the G7 to organise a response to what it describes as a "hybrid war", according to Jornal de Notícias and Observador. The Brazilian paper Gazeta do Povo frames the topic as a Europe under attack and a Brazil on alert, without mentioning the Italian request.

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Wall Street rises, but Nvidia shares fall amid an investigation into alleged Chinese espionage. Australia’s ASX is set to rise following Wall Street, according to the headlines.

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