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Why the Trump-Xi summit in Washington could be considered a win for Beijing (opens the original)
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Their growing personal rapport can limit unpredictability in American restrictions on China, analysts say [SINGAPORE] The one-day summit between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping – which some observers have criticised as being heavy on optics but light on substance – showed little headway in the resolution of core Chinese concerns. After the meeting, the US did not immediately express opposition to Taiwan independence, which China has been pressing Trump to do. Washingto
Why the Trump-Xi summit in Washington could be considered a win for Beijing (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get insights on Asia's fast-moving developments Chinese President Xi Jinping making a toast at the state dinner hosted by US President Donald Trump at the White House on Sept 24. SINGAPORE - The one-day summit between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping – which some observers have criticised as being heavy on optics but light on substance – showed little headway in the resolution of core Chinese concerns. After the meeting, the US did not immediately express o
US and China explore alert system for AI safety, despite trust deficit (opens the original)
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SINGAPORE – The United States and China have pledged to hold further talks on AI safety, despite the two sides’ intensifying competition in the technology that has threatened to derail dialogue. On Sept 20, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told reporters that the US-China AI dialogue has been established, with the next meeting potentially taking place in two months. He added that the US has proposed a new notification system with China for AI incidents that could threaten national security, a
ST Explains: What are pyramid schemes and how are they dealt with in Singapore and China? (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox If an investment opportunity sounds too good to be true, it probably is, warned the Securities Investors Association (Singapore) in a statement on Sept 4. SINGAPORE – It often starts with an innocuous invitation to attend a sales talk or an overseas trip for what seems like a lucrative business opportunity. Sold as a training programme for how to get rich quick or an exclusive, time-limited deal, the pitch is simple. All one needs to do i
52 Singaporeans arrested in China over suspected involvement in illegal pyramid scheme (opens the original)
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They were nabbed as part of a wider law enforcement operation in Guangxi province [SINGAPORE] Chinese authorities in Guangxi province have arrested and detained 52 Singaporeans over their alleged involvement in pyramid scheme activities, in what could be the largest foreign detention of Singapore citizens to date. The arrests were revealed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) and the Singapore Police Force (SPF) in a joint statement on Friday (Sep 4). The 52 detainees were nabbed as part of
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