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U.S. did little to help Singapore investigate suspected Chinese spy, officials say
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U.S. did little to help Singapore investigate suspected Chinese spy, officials say

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By Eleon
November 13, 2026 1 Min Read
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The United States has rejected requests from Singaporean authorities to help with its investigation into Alice Huang, the alleged Chinese spy agent whose affair with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang raised national security concerns and led to the Nvidia chief’s ouster, the Singapore government said Thursday.

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