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World leaders head to Asia for back-to-back diplomatic summits

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Holmes, O., & Bailey, R. (2026, November 15). World leaders head to Asia for back-to-back diplomatic summits. The Guardian. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/nov/15/asia-diplomatic-summits-trump-xi-putin-apec-asean

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World leaders are converging on Asia for a series of high-level summits, including the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) meeting in Shenzhen, China, and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) summit in the Philippines. The Apec summit, which starts on Wednesday, will feature a trilateral meeting between US President Donald Trump, Chinese President Xi Jinping, and Russian President Vladimir Putin. This event, amidst geopolitical tensions, is expected to focus on issues such as AI supply chains, tariff reductions, and green energy transitions, though analysts suggest it may be more symbolic than substantive.
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As of November 15, 2026, Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, has admitted to an affair, leading to allegations that he was targeted by Chinese intelligence. The company's board has initiated an independent investigation, involving outside legal counsel, to examine these claims. Initially, Nvidia's shares fell by 8% at the open following the news of the affair, but the exact current market impact is not detailed in the latest articles. The board's move follows reports by The New York Times and The Financial Times suggesting a close relationship between Huang and Alice Huan, who is suspected of being a Chinese spy. In response, the US Congress has requested that Huang testify at a closed-door briefing to discuss Nvidia’s security protocols against foreign espionage. Additionally, there are calls for Howard Lutnick, the Commerce Secretary, to explain to Congress why the sale of $4 billion in AI chips to China was approved amid these allegations.

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The GuardianThis outlet15 Nov

World leaders are converging on Asia for a series of high-level summits, including the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) meeting in Shenzhen, China, and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) summit in the Philippines. The Apec summit, which starts on Wednesday, will feature a trilateral meeting between US President Donald Trump, Chinese President Xi Jinping, and Russian President Vladimir Putin…

World leaders head to Asia for back-to-back diplomatic summits (this article)16 articles from The Guardian on this story
CBS News14 Nov

Jensen Huang, former CEO of Nvidia, was removed from his position due to an extramarital affair with a person suspected of being a Chinese spy. This incident has raised concerns among members of President Trump's Cabinet about potential vulnerabilities in the U.S. regulation of restricted microchip exports to China.

Nvidia scandal exposes potential holes in U.S. national security →51 articles from CBS News on this story
The Straits Times14 Nov

Former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang misled several company leaders, including general counsel Tim Teter and chief marketing officer Alison Wagonfeld, regarding his affair with Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang. According to internal correspondence from October 2026, Huang twice claimed his interactions with Huang and her company, Megaspeed International, were standard business dealings despite the intimate nature of…

Ex-Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang misled top lawyer on affair with Alice Huang, sources say →43 articles from The Straits Times on this story
New York Post15 Nov

Lawmakers are calling for Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to testify before Congress to explain the decision to allow Nvidia to sell $4 billion worth of advanced AI chips to China. This comes amid concerns over national security and allegations of Chinese espionage involving Nvidia’s former CEO, Jensen Huang, who recently resigned after admitting to an affair with a suspected Chinese intelligence asset. Senators…

Howard Lutnick in the hot seat as lawmakers demand answers on Nvidia sales to China →31 articles from New York Post on this story
Semafor13 Nov

This analysis explores how Jensen Huang's resignation from Nvidia creates uncertainty for the rollout of AI infrastructure across Africa, particularly concerning the company's relationship with Cassava Technologies. The text notes that Nvidia’s investment and hardware supply are central to Cassava's operations in over 30 countries and were recently highlighted in a World Bank initiative to expand digital access. The…

Huang’s departure is a pivotal moment for African AI →29 articles from Semafor on this story
Daily Mail14 Nov

Nvidia, the chipmaker currently valued at $3.87 trillion, is considering Arm Holdings CEO Rene Haas as a potential replacement for Jensen Huang, who resigned due to an affair with an alleged Chinese spy. Haas, who previously worked at Nvidia, is among several candidates being evaluated by the company's board, which has not yet formally engaged any candidates. The board stated that speculation about individual…

Nvidia approaches boss of Britain's biggest tech firm to replace Jensen Huang after chief exec admitted romancing alleged Chinese spy →29 articles from Daily Mail on this story
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NBC News13 Nov

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has agreed to testify before Congress regarding national security concerns related to an expanding Nvidia scandal. This report by NBC News' Yamiche Alcindor highlights bipartisan concern and the White House's reaction to the situation. The text does not provide specific dates, locations, or key numerical figures regarding the testimony or the scandal.

Commerce Secretary Lutnick agrees to testify about Nvidia →26 articles from NBC News on this story
The Independent14 Nov

Images resurfaced showing Jensen Huang, former CEO of Nvidia, embracing Alice Huang, a former data center executive suspected of being a Chinese spy, following a keynote speech in Taipei, Taiwan, in June 2024. Despite recent allegations and his abrupt exit from Nvidia, insiders predict Jensen Huang, now 63 with a net worth of $145 billion, will have a significant role in the tech industry, possibly through starting…

Insiders predict Jensen Huang ‘will have a second act’ as resurfaced images show him embracing alleged Chinese spy →24 articles from The Independent on this story
Al Jazeera13 Nov

This analysis explores the implications of former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s resignation and upcoming congressional testimony following his admission of an affair with a woman allegedly linked to Chinese intelligence. While Nvidia maintains that no company data or national security measures were breached, the FBI and Department of Justice have launched formal investigations into the incident. The discussion focuses…

How will the US deal with Nvidia scandal? →23 articles from Al Jazeera on this story
The Hindu14 Nov

Jensen Huang, the co-founder of Nvidia, has resigned as CEO amid a scandal involving alleged affairs with two women, including one linked to a spy scandal. The New York Times reported a second relationship with Kimberly Powell, a direct report at Nvidia. Tae Kim's book, "The Nvidia Way," suggests Huang might have been a teacher, highlighting his unique problem-solving approach. Now facing intense scrutiny, Huang's…

Jensen Huang | AI rainmaker meets his Waterloo →20 articles from The Hindu on this story
BBC13 Nov

This news report examines how a scandal involving Nvidia founder Jensen Huang and a suspected Chinese spy in Singapore has complicated the city-state's role as a global chip hub. The report highlights that Singapore was Nvidia's second-largest billing center last year, accounting for nearly a fifth of its global earnings, despite less than 1% of those chips actually entering the country. The article focuses on the…

How the Jensen Huang scandal created a headache for business-friendly Singapore →19 articles from BBC on this story
City A.M.13 Nov

Nvidia shares fell approximately 2.5 per cent to around $162 on Friday morning, pushing the company's market value below $4 trillion following the resignation of founder and CEO Jensen Huang. The executive stepped down after 33 years at the helm following reports of personal scandals and potential intelligence links to China, leading to the appointment of interim CEO Colette Kress. This report focuses on the…

Nvidia shares slip again as Wall Street weighs chip giant’s future →17 articles from City A.M. on this story
Toronto Star14 Nov

This first-person account and analysis argues that Nvidia's Jensen Huang should have adopted the rigorous security protocols used by government officials to prevent potential espionage. The author highlights that Nvidia's top executive allegedly had affairs with a rumored spy and two staff members, potentially compromising the company's security given its geopolitical importance. Using personal experience as a…

I’ve seen first hand the lengths spies will go to. This is the advice Nvidia’s Jensen Huang should have followed →17 articles from Toronto Star on this story
Sydney Morning Herald14 Nov

The news report discusses the allegations that Nvidia's former CEO had an affair with a woman suspected of spying for China, framing this as part of a global effort by Beijing to steal commercial secrets and military plans. The text highlights specific instances of Chinese espionage, including the cultivation of German academics by a couple posing as interpreters and the recruitment of Taiwanese soldiers via social…

Nvidia scandal raises new concerns about scale of Chinese spying →15 articles from Sydney Morning Herald on this story
Just the News13 Nov

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has agreed to testify voluntarily before the Senate Banking Committee next month to address national security concerns regarding his relationship with former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott issued letters for these testimonies following Huang's resignation sparked by allegations of extramarital affairs, including one with an individual identified…

Lutnick agrees to testify in front of Senate Banking Committee over Nvidia concerns →15 articles from Just the News on this story
Washington Examiner14 Nov

This opinion piece argues that the personal conduct of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang could jeopardize America's AI-fueled economic dominance due to national security and corruption implications. The author highlights a situation where Nvidia launched an independent investigation into Huang after he confessed to an extramarital affair with a woman accused of being a Chinese spy. The text contextualizes this news alongside…

Could Huang’s affairs jeopardize America’s global economic dominance? →12 articles from Washington Examiner on this story
Times of India13 Nov

President Trump supported Nvidia co-founder Jensen Huang until the end, urging him to fight for his position during a phone call on Tuesday, despite ongoing allegations involving Huang and a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy. This call is part of Trump’s continued defense of Huang, who had become a prominent ally on AI issues. Trump was warned about Huang’s relationship with Alice Huang, a Chinese citizen…

Trump backed Huang till end, urged him to fight for job amid China spy scandal →12 articles from Times of India on this story
South China Morning Post11 Nov

The article discusses potential political ramifications of an affair involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. It focuses on how U.S.-China relations might be affected, particularly noting concerns raised by China hawks in Washington who see opportunities to escalate tensions based on alleged targeting by Chinese intelligence services, despite denials from Beijing.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s affair: everything you need to know →11 articles from South China Morning Post on this story
Dawn13 Nov

Nvidia's board has approached Arm Holdings CEO Rene Haas as a potential successor to Jensen Huang, who resigned on Thursday following revelations of extramarital affairs and a scandal involving a suspected Chinese spy. Haas, a former Nvidia executive who became Arm CEO in 2022, is one of several candidates being considered while finance chief Colette Kress serves as interim CEO. The report follows a scandal…

Nvidia approached Arm CEO Haas to succeed Huang, FT reports →10 articles from Dawn on this story
CBC13 Nov

This analysis explores the political and national security implications for the Trump administration following the resignation of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang amid an affair with an alleged Chinese spy. The text reports that Nvidia lost over $1 trillion in market value while the administration faced scrutiny for loosening export controls on advanced AI chips, including a deal that allowed $4 billion in sales to a company…

What the Jensen Huang scandal means for Trump and his administration →9 articles from CBC on this story
ABC News (AU)13 Nov

This analysis argues that Nvidia’s massive loss of 30 percent in market value since October 6 is a direct result of Jensen Huang’s personal scandals and his failure to establish a coherent leadership succession plan. The report details how Nvidia’s share price plummeted following revelations of Huang’s romantic involvement with a suspected Chinese spy and an executive, leading to his resignation after 33 years at…

Why you will pay for Jensen Huang's indiscretions →9 articles from ABC News (AU) on this story
NPR13 Nov

Nvidia's chief financial officer Colette Kress has been appointed as interim CEO following the resignation of longtime leader Jensen Huang. The leadership change follows allegations that Huang engaged in multiple affairs, including one with a woman potentially recruited by China as a spy, which has triggered internal investigations and potential congressional probes. Since the news broke, Nvidia's share price has…

Colette Kress becomes Nvidia's interim CEO after Jensen Huang resigns →9 articles from NPR on this story
The Daily Wire14 Nov

This opinion piece analyzes the ousting of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, arguing that while reports of his multiple affairs with employees and a third unidentified person have surfaced, these personal scandals are not the primary reason for his removal. The author notes that while the U.S. Department of Commerce implemented export controls on advanced chips like Blackwell Ultra and Vera Rubin in October 2022 to protect…

The Chip Boss Is Out But The Pillow Talk Is Just The Half Of It →9 articles from The Daily Wire on this story
ABC News (US)15 Nov

Republican leaders in the House and Senate are demanding that Jensen Huang, the former CEO of Nvidia, and Howard Lutnick, the Commerce Secretary, testify about Huang's affair with an alleged Chinese spy and its potential impact on Nvidia’s business dealings with China. Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott has sent letters to both individuals, requesting public testimony from Huang on December 3, threatening a…

Congressional Republicans push Howard Lutnick, Jensen Huang to testify about Nvidia →8 articles from ABC News (US) on this story
Toronto Sun13 Nov

This news report details the personal and professional fallout following the resignation of 63-year-old former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. The report covers Huang's alleged third affair with a second employee, following a previously reported relationship with Kimberly Powell and a publicized affair with Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang, whom U.S. officials suspect is a spy. While the FBI and Nvidia conduct…

Ex-Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang allegedly had third affair — with another employee →8 articles from Toronto Sun on this story
Euronews12 Nov

Alice Huang, a Chinese businesswoman, has been linked to allegations of espionage against Nvidia and its former CEO, Jensen Huang. US intelligence agencies suspected she was recruited by Beijing to gather information on Nvidia. Huang and Jensen Huang, who are not related, were seen together at industry events and were reportedly close, leading to speculation about the nature of their relationship. In May 2025…

Who is Alice Huang, the alleged Chinese spy linked to Nvidia's Jensen Huang? →7 articles from Euronews on this story
Evening Standard12 Nov

Nvidia shares dropped by more than 14% at the US market open following the immediate resignation of CEO and president Jensen Huang, who was replaced by interim CEO Colette Kress. The resignation follows an investigation into reports of Huang's involvement with a former executive suspected of being a Chinese government agent, a scandal that has damaged the company's reputation. While the board stated there is no…

Nvidia shares fall as AI giant rocked by Jensen Huang’s resignation →7 articles from Evening Standard on this story
Fox News13 Nov

This analysis explores how Chinese intelligence may have attempted to bypass American export restrictions on advanced AI chips by using a Singapore-based company and personal connections to influence Nvidia's leadership. The report highlights a specific discrepancy involving approximately 50,000 Nvidia processors whose locations could not be reconciled with company inventory records, potentially involving high-end…

China’s great AI chip loophole: How American espionage stopped China — this time →7 articles from Fox News on this story
Daily Caller12 Nov

President Trump suggested Tim Cook, the former Apple CEO, to replace Jensen Huang, the recently resigned CEO of Nvidia. Trump made the suggestion on his platform Truth Social after Huang stepped down amid a scandal involving an alleged Chinese spy. Huang admitted to an extramarital affair with Alice Huang, who used her relationship to move over $7.5 billion worth of Nvidia chips to Chinese firms. The FBI is…

Trump: ‘There’s Only One Man’ To Replace Ousted Nvidia CEO →6 articles from Daily Caller on this story
The Bulwark13 Nov

This article discusses a scandal involving Nvidia’s founder, Jensen Huang, who had an affair with a woman believed to be a Chinese spy. Despite being aware of this compromising situation, the Trump administration took no action and even eased export controls on Nvidia’s chip sales to China, potentially harming U.S. economic and national security interests. The article argues that this behavior reveals a corrupt and…

Nvidia’s Friends With Benefits →6 articles from The Bulwark on this story
Global News12 Nov

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stepped down following allegations of multiple extramarital affairs, one reportedly involving a suspected Chinese spy. This “honey trap” tactic, where spies use romantic relationships to gather intelligence, is a well-known espionage method. The scandal led to Nvidia losing about $500 billion in market value and raised concerns about the future direction of the company and the AI industry it…

Amid Nvidia’s suspected Chinese spy scandal, what is a ‘honey trap?’ →4 articles from Global News on this story
The Blaze13 Nov

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick faces potential ouster following an Axios report alleging he stalled the implementation of President Trump's orders to restrict advanced AI chip shipments to China. The report claims Lutnick and his department resisted export controls on at least three occasions—in May, August, and November 5—despite pressure from other high-level officials regarding a Chinese espionage scandal…

Commerce Secretary Lutnick to testify after bombshell report alleges he stalled Trump's chip restrictions to China →3 articles from The Blaze on this story
The Free Press12 Nov

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigned after The New York Times reported that he had an affair with an Nvidia employee, in addition to an affair with a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy. The broader concern is whether Huang violated federal law by potentially aiding in the illegal export of advanced Nvidia chips to China through a Singaporean front company run by his alleged mistress.

Jensen Huang’s Downfall Isn’t Just About Sex →3 articles from The Free Press on this story
Mother Jones12 Nov

Jensen Huang, the CEO of Nvidia, has resigned amid a scandal involving an extramarital affair with a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy and another affair with a direct employee. Despite plummeting stock prices, Huang continues to receive support from prominent figures like Elon Musk and Bill Ackman. The article highlights the misogynistic tone of the online support for Huang, with many commenters comparing his…

Jensen Huang Is Out. The Misogyny Is Forever. →3 articles from Mother Jones on this story
Los Angeles Times10 Nov

Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, is under investigation by his company's board after allegations that he had a relationship with a suspected Chinese spy. Huang acknowledged in an employee letter that he engaged in an affair and apologized for falling short of trust expectations. Despite the board’s assurance that no secrets were compromised, the scandal has unsettled Silicon Valley and Washington, raising concerns over…

He built a chipmaking giant. Now Jensen Huang faces his biggest test →2 articles from Los Angeles Times on this story
The Dispatch12 Nov

Jensen Huang, cofounder and CEO of Nvidia, resigned on Thursday, concluding a remarkable career in American business. This event is viewed as a significant loss for Nvidia and the broader tech industry. However, the article suggests optimism for Nvidia’s future, implying the company can now move past this difficult period.

Nvidia Is Bigger Than Jensen Huang →2 articles from The Dispatch on this story
The Globe and Mail13 Nov

This news digest covers several global stories, beginning with the resignation of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang following multiple infidelity scandals. Nvidia, a company valued at approximately $4 trillion, saw its share price drop over 4 percent on Thursday, raising questions about the company's future spending on the AI boom. The report also details a rebel-driven healthcare crisis in the Democratic Republic of the…

Morning Update: The latest threat to AI is human →2 articles from The Globe and Mail on this story
Reason12 Nov

Robby Soave and Christian Britschgi discuss Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s resignation following reports of affairs with a subordinate and an alleged Chinese spy. The podcast also covers a Maryland activist's efforts to block a data center, Russell Brand's legal troubles, and a debate on left libertarianism. The episode includes timestamps for various topics, with a significant portion dedicated to the controversy…

Jensen Huang, Russell Brand, and Left Libertarians →2 articles from Reason on this story
Deutsche Welle13 Nov

Nvidia announced on Thursday that CEO and board member Jensen Huang resigned effective immediately following reports of multiple extramarital affairs with employees. The 63-year-old executive's departure follows a series of scandals, including a reported relationship with a woman whom U.S. intelligence agencies believe was spying for China. Vice President and CFO Colette Kress has been appointed as interim CEO while…

Jensen Huang: Spy row, affairs leave Nvidia without its rockstar CEO →2 articles from Deutsche Welle on this story
Zeteo10 Nov

This article discusses Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's admitted affair, which U.S. media are focusing on for sensational details. However, the piece argues that this scandal highlights broader issues regarding U.S. economic dominance and China’s efforts to undermine it through technological means. It suggests that Alice Huang, reportedly involved in the affair, is suspected of engaging in commercial espionage for the…

Jensen Huang’s Affair Isn’t the Only Reason the U.S. Is Losing Ground to China in the Tech War →
Time12 Nov

President Trump suggested on Thursday that Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple, should replace Jensen Huang as CEO of Nvidia following Huang’s resignation due to alleged affairs with two women, one of whom is suspected to be a Chinese spy. Trump’s suggestion was made on his social media platform TruthSocial, where he referred to both Cook and Huang as “Legends.” Huang’s resignation came after reports about his affairs…

Trump Wants Apple's Tim Cook to Replace Jenson Huang as NVIDIA CEO →
Platformer13 Nov

The article discusses the resignation of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang due to multiple extramarital affairs, marking a significant shift in the tech industry. Huang, an immigrant who founded the company 33 years ago, turned Nvidia into the world’s largest firm with a 700,000 percent stock return during his tenure. The column critiques the "cult of the founder" prevalent in Silicon Valley, suggesting that Huang’s…

Jensen Huang and the end of the ‘lol nothing matters’ era of American politics →
Silver Bulletin13 Nov

This political analysis argues that the resignation of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang following an affair with an alleged Chinese spy is a significant geopolitical event that the political world is currently under-reacting to. The piece highlights that U.S. authorities investigated a company called Megaspeed, run by the woman involved, for allegedly diverting advanced Nvidia chips to China in violation of export controls…

The NVIDIA story is a BFD →

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  • Huang resigned due to revelations of extramarital affairs, including one with a suspected Chinese spy.12
  • There are calls for stricter chip export controls to China.14
Quoted from the coverage (4)

Nvidia has used its financial strength to help create an industry around AI through complex financial arrangements that ease the purchase of the company’s chips.

11 outlets

Huang stepped down after reports of a romantic relationship with a businesswoman whom US authorities suspect of spying for the Chinese government.

10 outlets

Two sources familiar with the relationship told Reuters that Huang was intimately involved with a second Nvidia employee.

9 outlets

"Secretary Lutnick has proactively agreed to appear voluntarily before the Banking Committee to address their questions," said Commerce Department spokesperson Kristen Eichamer.

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Is there evidence of illicit exports?

illicit: An executive at a Singaporean firm call Megaspeed, which was a customer of Nvidia, Alice Huang is suspected of funnelling billions of dollars of Nvidia chips through to Chinese AI firms, circumventing a US ban on sales to China. ABC News (Australia)

no evidence: Last year, Megaspeed was accused of illicitly shipping advanced Nvidia computer chips into China, but in December said there was “no evidence” of such exports. Sydney Morning Herald

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How the first headlines put it

  • The New York Post focuses on the controversy surrounding Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Nvidia's chip sales to China, while The Guardian emphasizes Huang's expected testimony before Congress.41
  • The Straits Times highlights Trump's support for Huang, while Deutsche Welle focuses on the scandal and its impact on Nvidia.23
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The headlines (28)

Nvidia looking into claim that CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by foreign intelligence CBC · a claim to check

China dismisses a spy plot claim involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang as smear campaign Toronto Star · a claim to check

'A baseless smearing': China denies spying charge targeting Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Times of India · a claim to check

NVIDIA announces investigation of CEO amid foreign intelligence target allegations ABC News · attributed to a source

Nvidia investigating reports that CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by Chinese intelligence The Independent · attributed to a source

Nvidia opens investigation after report CEO Jensen Huang was target of foreign intelligence The Guardian · attributed to a source

Nvidia opens probe after report of CEO Jensen Huang’s relationship with alleged Chinese spy The Straits Times · attributed to a source

Breaking: Nvidia investigates reports CEO had affair with Chinese spy ABC News (Australia) · attributed to a source

Nvidia opens investigation after reports CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by Chinese intelligence NBC News · attributed to a source

Nvidia investigating reports that CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by Chinese intelligence The Hindu · attributed to a source

Nvidia announces probe into Huang amid reports China spied on him Toronto Sun · attributed to a source

Nvidia launches investigation into CEO's affair with suspected Chinese spy BBC · stated as fact

Nvidia CEO admits to affair with alleged Chinese spy, sparking investigation Washington Examiner · stated as fact

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admits to affair with suspected Chinese spy Semafor · stated as fact

Nvidia investigates CEO Jensen Huang over Chinese espionage concerns CBS News · stated as fact

Nvidia boss Jensen Huang admits infidelity, board probes affair with alleged Chinese spy Sydney Morning Herald · stated as fact

Nvidia CEO admits affair as board launches investigation into Chinese spy allegations Just the News · stated as fact

US chipmaker Nvidia investigates CEO Jensen Huang over affair Al Jazeera · stated as fact

‘I love our country’ Nvidia CEO regrets affair with alleged China spy Global News · stated as fact

Nvidia launches investigation into CEO's alleged relationship with Chinese spy NPR · stated as fact

Nvidia CEO Admits To Extramarital Affair Amid Corporate Investigation Of Potential Chinese Espionage Targeting Daily Caller · stated as fact

Nvidia investigates whether CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by Chinese spy following alleged affair Euronews · stated as fact

Nvidia probes whether CEO Huang was target of foreign spying as he admits affair Dawn · stated as fact

Nvidia shares set to slide as spy scandal threatens AI recovery City A.M. · stated as fact

Nvidia shares tumble off the back of boss's affair with 'Chinese spy' - with the tech giant standing to lose $270BILLION Daily Mail · stated as fact

Trump defends ‘honorable’ Nvidia boss after explosive affair with Chinese ‘spy’ revealed New York Post · stated as fact

Sleeping With The Enemy? America’s Top Chip Boss And His Link To A Suspected Chinese Spy The Daily Wire · stated as fact

Nvidia faces defining test as Jensen Huang probe adds to chip stock turbulence South China Morning Post · stated as fact

Words to watch (5)

Trump’s Favorite Tech CEO Caught in Chinese Spy Sex Scandal The Bulwark

Nvidia CEO admits to affair — as suspected lover is accused of smuggling banned chips to China-linked cutouts The Blaze

Nvidia scandal sparks US national security furore and calls to take tough line on China The Guardian

Trump Weighs In On America’s Top Chip Boss Caught In Suspected Spy Scandal The Daily Wire

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang steps down amid alleged spy scandal NPR

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Global pivots towards Asia For well over a decade, Washington’s engagement in the region has been coloured by concern over the rise of China, with the then president Barack Obama telling Australia’s parliament in 2011 that the US was “a Pacific power, and we are here to stay” – a policy known as the “pivot to Asia”.
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The global political centre of gravity will be firmly in Asia this week as world leaders fly in for back-to-back high-level summits against the backdrop of the tussle for influence between the superpowers China and the US.
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The global political centre of gravity will be firmly in Asia this week as world leaders fly in for back-to-back high-level summits against the backdrop of the tussle for influence between the superpowers China and the US. asserted
leaders → fly → superpowers
Beijing will have the home advantage when it welcomes Donald Trump to its southern technology hub of Shenzhen for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) leaders’ meeting. asserted
it → have → meeting
It starts two weeks after the US leader lost midterm elections. asserted
leader → start → elections
The summit also comes after an awkward-at-best revelation that the head of Nvidia, the US chipmaker that for a long time was the world’s most valuable company, was having an affair with a woman US intelligence suspects was a Chinese spy. asserted
intelligence → come → woman
Apec represents more than 60% of global GDP and has primarily promoted free trade and multilateralism. asserted
Apec → represent → trade
This year’s meeting could be defined, however, by the confirmed trilateral meeting between Trump, the Chinese president, Xi Jinping, and Vladimir Putin of Russia. uncertain
meeting → define → Russia
The three-way meeting has been likened to a modern-day Yalta, when in 1945 then US president, Franklin D Roosevelt, Britain’s Winston Churchill and the Soviet leader Joseph Stalin met in Crimea to carve up Europe after the second world war. asserted
president → liken → war
However, analysts say a “Yalta 2.0” that issues edicts on Ukraine and Taiwan without their involvement is unlikely. asserted
that → say → involvement
Xiaoyu Pu, an associate professor at the University of Nevada’s department of political science, said a three-way meeting “might be more symbolic than substantive, although symbolism itself matters in great-power diplomacy. “ uncertain
symbolism → say → diplomacy
Trump appears interested in nuclear arms control and denuclearisation. asserted
Trump → appear → control
Xi’s priority is likely to maintain a stable relationship with Washington while preserving China’s strategic partnership with Russia. asserted
priority → maintain → Russia
Putin, meanwhile, wants to maintain his bargaining leverage over Ukraine.” asserted
Putin → want → Ukraine
Apec begins on Wednesday and follows a flurry of other diplomatic gatherings, chief among them the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) meeting in the Philippines, starting on Sunday, which Trump will attend. asserted
Trump → begin → which
While he is in Manila, US officials will hold a sidelines meeting of the so-called Quad – Australia, India, Japan and the US. asserted
officials → hold → Quad
In addition, a Francophone summit, which includes the Canadian prime minister, Mark Carney, and the French president, Emmanuel Macron, is happening concurrently in Cambodia. asserted
which → include → Cambodia
Critical global issues at all these summits will include AI supply chains and governance, tariff reductions and the green energy transition. asserted
issues → include → chains
A key regional focus will be on the South China Sea, where Beijing has built massive military outposts in disputed waters, as well as the gigantic Indonesian forest fire haze blanketing the region. asserted
Beijing → build → region
The humanitarian and security crisis in Myanmar has become a perennial issue, as is status of Taiwan, which China does not recognise. asserted
China → become → which
The self-ruled island is sending the founder of the tech hardware company Acer as its envoy to Apec. asserted
island → rule → Apec
Global pivots towards Asia For well over a decade, Washington’s engagement in the region has been coloured by concern over the rise of China, with the then president Barack Obama telling Australia’s parliament in 2011 that the US was “a Pacific power, and we are here to stay” – a policy known as the “pivot to Asia”. asserted
we → colour → Asia
The strategy of intense diplomacy and trade deals was adopted by Joe Biden, who hoped to gather allies on the continent who wanted to balance their relationships with both superpowers. asserted
who → adopt → superpowers
Some analysts see Trump’s transactional style in Asia as a continuation of the pivot policy. asserted
analysts → see → policy
Still, the president’s volatility and unpredictability have spooked smaller nations, who regard China as a more predictable partner. asserted
who → spook → partner
Jayant Menon, an economist at Singapore’s Iseas-Yusof Ishak Institute, said that countries in south-east Asia had been “laying the groundwork for a future with reduced dependence on the United States” by seeking deals elsewhere, including with each other and the EU. asserted
countries → say → other
“Amid persistent uncertainty and an administration determined to levy tariffs by any legal means, south-east Asia’s ability to ride out another round of tariffs depends on deeper regional integration and diversification beyond the US market,” he wrote this month in the East Asia Forum. asserted
he → determine → Forum
Beijing’s more predictable policies do not necessarily make it any more palatable for its regional neighbours, however, and the Chinese premier, Li Qiang, could have tough talks when he goes to Manila for the Asean summit, especially on the South China Sea. uncertain
he → make → Sea
China’s top diplomat, Wang Yi, recently urged Manila to rein in Filipino politicians who he said had repeatedly “smeared” Beijing, after public outcries in the country over the disputed waters. asserted
he → urge → waters
Brunei, China, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan and Vietnam have been locked in decades-long territorial standoffs in the busy waterway, which could sit on deposits of oil and gas. uncertain
which → lock → oil
Washington has sent military ships on “freedom of navigation operations”, despite Chinese outcries, although US-linked crises in Iran, Ukraine, Venezuela, and Palestine and Israel have sucked up Washington’s focus under Trump’s second term. asserted
crises → send → term
A decades-long attempt to sign a South China Sea pact is not expected to happen at this year’s Asean summit, as previously hoped. asserted
attempt → sign → summit
Despite monthly meetings, negotiations will have to continue next year, when Asean’s leadership rotates to Singapore. asserted
leadership → have → Singapore
Diplomats at the Asean summit will also be focusing on Myanmar, which is seeking reintegration. asserted
which → focus → reintegration
Each country in the group is assessing how to deal with their isolated neighbour. asserted
country → assess → neighbour
The timing of summits this week coincides with a judgment in the international court of justice on Thursday that could find Myanmar responsible for genocide. uncertain
Myanmar → coincide → genocide
The coup leader, Min Aung Hlaing, remains barred from Asean but is allowed to send a representative. asserted
leader → bar → representative
Asia’s week of diplomacy will be followed next month by the G20 summit in Miami, Florida, which Xi is expected to attend if US and Chinese relations continue to hold steady. asserted
relations → follow → which
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