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Washington examines alleged Chinese plot targeting Nvidia chief

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Washington examines alleged Chinese plot targeting Nvidia chief

Donald Trump says the United States is examining reports that Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang was targeted in a Chinese espionage plot. The US president voiced his support for the technology company’s leader, according to IOL.

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Trump grants visa to mother of Ghanaian teenager killed in New York

Donald Trump agreed to immediately grant a visa to Doris Gyamfi, the mother of 15-year-old Ghanaian Javits Frimpong, who was shot dead in the Bronx, so she could travel to the United States and see her son, according to Punch, La Nouvelle Tribune, Daily Trust and P.M. News. New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced the agreement after speaking with the US president, while Ghana is seeking justice and promising support for the family.

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Trump threatens further strikes on Iran near Natanz

Donald Trump says the United States still needs to neutralise one or two sites in Iran, including Mount Kolang near Natanz, and that the operation could take ten minutes, according to Le Monde, Vanguard, Punch and Seneweb. Tehran threatens to retaliate against further strikes; Marco Rubio says no decision has been made and favours a diplomatic solution. Seneweb adds details on the conflict and negotiations.

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Trump prepares strikes against Iran after US elections

Donald Trump is preparing a series of US strikes against Iran, which could begin on 4 November, the day after the US midterm elections. Gulf allies have been informed and General Brad Cooper has presented military options to the president, according to officials cited by MS NOW and the Wall Street Journal.

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Trump discusses possible Iran strikes with Netanyahu

Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke by phone as Washington considers resuming strikes against Iran. The conversation follows reports of US military options, according to the Wall Street Journal, which cites people familiar with the talks.

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