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U.S. gave limited help to Singapore probe of alleged Chinese spy, report says

newsNov 12, 202618364

The Washington Post reports the United States provided little assistance to Singapore as that country investigated Alice Huang, a Chinese businesswoman accused of spying and linked to coverage of Nvidia. Singapore’s probe centers on Huang’s relationship with former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and whether she passed sensitive information to Chinese interests. U.S. officials told the Post they offered limited cooperation to Singapore’s investigators, a detail that has intensified scrutiny of Nvidia, ties to China, and mixed messages from Washington. U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche told Reuters the Justice Department has not reached a conclusion on whether Alice Huang was a Chinese spy. The reporting says those gaps in cooperation and clarity have fueled calls for deeper investigations into President Donald Trump, Nvidia, and China. Lawmakers and observers are using the revelations to press for more information and official findings from U.S. and Singaporean authorities.

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