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Chinese companies instructed not to use Nvidia’s H20 chips

The directive specifically rejects the use of H20 for any work that is related to government or national security, according to Bloomberg News

Euro markets rise after the extension of the US-China trade truce

US inflation in the foreground - Record yields for the Norwegian sovereign wealth fund amid positive market news

Washington expects $50 billion a month in tariff revenue, Commerce Secretary says

Howard Latnik called an extension of the deadline for concluding a tariff agreement with China "possible"

Drought, stock markets, and Asians abandoning tea send coffee prices soaring

The price rally continues for Greeks’ favorite beverage – The reasons driving coffee costs up, with forecasts predicting increases throughout 2025

China’s chikungunya virus alert, over 7,000 cases – Giant mosquitoes and drones recruited

What is the virus, how is it transmitted, and what symptoms do patients exhibit

8.8 magnitude earthquake in Russia: First tsunami waves reach Hawaii and Alaska – Alert across the Pacific (updated)

Watch video of the city of Severo-Kurilsk in the northern part of the Kuril Islands flooded by rushing waters - Alarm in Japan, people flee from coastal areas - Possible waves of 1-3 meters high, on the coasts of Chile, Costa Rica, French Polynesia and other countries

Rutte warned Brazil, China & India: Heavy sanctions if you continue cooperation with Russia

The NATO Secretary General stressed that Europe will find the money for Ukraine and that President Trump will support this country with heavy weapons systems.

China denies illegal storage of users’ personal data on TikTok

"Beijing has never and will never require companies or individuals to illegally collect or store personal data," said the Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman

Marco Rubio: Strong US-China will for Trump’s meeting with Xi

The US Secretary of State met his Chinese counterpart in Malaysia

Trump’s 50% tariffs on copper: Beijing speaks of an “arbitrary” decision that serves no one

"We have also always believed that the arbitrary imposition of customs duties does not serve the interests of any party," a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said.

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