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Bruno Maçães
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I see. But then the US seems very much a police state, no? Companies are controlled, directed, surveilled and made the target of take overs and even underhand intelligence ops
“It was politics that triggered Mr. Huang’s downfall. He convinced the president to lift export restrictions on Nvidia chips to China, and this put him in conflict with the more hawkish elements on the president’s staff — especially Secretary of State Marco Rubio, whose sharp criticisms of China at one point got him barred from that country. It was Rubio who oversaw the memo that exposed Huang.”View quoted post on X
nytimes.com/2026/11/12/opi…
Good, was a stupid decision
Syrian Foreign Minister @AsaadHShaibani just told Crisis Group that a decision to restrict entry into Syria had been reversed. And things should be back to normal now.View quoted post on X
Wow
Collison, co-founder with Draghi of the Rhine Group, aiming to revive Europe's economy...View quoted post on X
...holidaying with a Trump official who said: "Germany infamously retains very few Jews, yet imported barbarian rapist hordes (as an American, I’m allowed to call them that) under Merkel"
FT should explain why it reported US officials believed she was a spy. They now clearly think she was not. Did they lie to the FT?
US Justice Department has not concluded Alice Huang was Chinese spy, Blanche says reut.rs/4zdZ3HVView quoted post on X