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Taiwan Lifts Restrictions on Food Imports from Japan

Taiwan has officially lifted all restrictions on food imports from Japan, ending a ban that had been in place since the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster. The move is seen as a show of support for Tokyo amid rising tensions with China

95News•11/21/2025

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China Advises Citizens to Avoid Japan Amid Taiwan Tensions

China has urged its citizens to avoid travel to Japan amid rising tensions over Taiwan, highlighting potential risks as diplomatic relations between the two countries remain strained.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni•11/15/2025

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China Suspends Export Ban on Gallium, Germanium, and Antimony to the U.S. Until Late 2026

China has suspended its export ban on gallium, germanium, and antimony to the U.S. until November 2026, following trade talks between Presidents Xi and Trump.

95News•11/9/2025

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Germany Welcomes De-escalation as Nexperia Chip Shipments Resume

Germany has welcomed the partial resumption of Nexperia chip shipments from China, calling it a sign of de-escalation in a tech dispute that had threatened European auto production.

95News•11/8/2025

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U.S. Blocks Nvidia’s Scaled-Down AI Chip Sales to China Amid Escalating Tech Controls

The U.S. has blocked Nvidia from selling its B30A AI chips to China, citing concerns over their potential use in large-scale AI model training. The decision expands existing export restrictions and underscores Washington’s intent to curb China’s access to advanced computing technologies.

95News•11/7/2025

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Elon Musk Projects Full Approval of Tesla’s FSD in China by Early 2026

Elon Musk expects Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) software to receive full regulatory approval in China by early 2026. The system currently has limited approval, and Tesla is working with Chinese authorities to meet safety and data standards for broader deployment.

95News•11/7/2025

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Dutch Government Signals Willingness to Relinquish Control Over Nexperia Amid Chip Supply Breakthrough

The Dutch government is prepared to lift its emergency controls over Chinese-owned chipmaker Nexperia if China resumes critical chip exports. This move would mark a de-escalation in trade tensions and restore semiconductor supply chains vital to Europe’s tech and automotive sectors.

95News•11/7/2025

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Nvidia CEO Clarifies: No Plans to Sell Blackwell AI Chips to China Amid Export Restrictions

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has stated that the company is not in active talks to sell its advanced Blackwell AI chips to China. This clarification comes amid speculation that U.S.-China negotiations might lead to a deal allowing limited chip exports. Huang emphasized that Nvidia is currently not planning any shipments to China and that future access to Nvidia products would depend on China’s decisions. His comments reflect the ongoing impact of U.S. export controls on high-performance AI technologies and Nvidia’s adherence to those regulations.

95News•11/7/2025

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China Strengthens Trade Ties with EU, Seeks Broader Investment Cooperation

China and the European Union have opened a fresh round of high-level trade and investment talks in Beijing, seeking to stabilize relations as both sides confront slowing growth and shifting supply chains. The dialogue focused on market access, green investment, digital economy cooperation and the long-stalled Comprehensive Agreement on Investment (CAI). European officials pressed Beijing on subsidies and transparency, while China urged the EU to avoid politicising trade — especially in sectors like EVs and solar. The talks are seen as a cautious step toward rebuilding trust between two major global trading partners.

95News•11/6/2025

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Major Polluters’ Leaders Absent as Global Climate Summit Opens

The biggest polluters are missing when the world needs their accountability the most.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni•11/6/2025

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US targets religious persecutors in Nigeria as China reaffirms support for Tinubu’s leadership

The United States has announced plans to collaborate with Nigeria’s Federal Government to prosecute individuals responsible for religious persecution, following Nigeria’s designation as a “Country of Particular Concern” (CPC). Meanwhile, China has voiced strong support for President Bola Tinubu and condemned what it calls foreign interference in Nigeria’s internal affairs.

95News•11/5/2025

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U.S. Lawmaker Rebukes China, Supports Military Action in Nigeria

U.S. lawmaker Riley Moore has criticized China for opposing a proposed American military intervention in Nigeria, defending the move as a moral obligation to protect persecuted Christians.

95News•11/5/2025