Singapore has barred Alice Huang, a Chinese national accused of spying for China and having an affair with a former Nvidia executive, for providing inaccurate information to the police. The city-state's government stated that it held Huang's passport months after President Trump was briefed on the investigation into her company, Megaspeed, and its chip shipments.
Singapore officials also expressed that the United States has not been helpful in the investigation. This development comes as the U.S. has been investigating Huang and her company for alleged espionage activities. The city-state's decision to bar Huang and its comments on U.S. cooperation highlight the complexities and international dimensions of the ongoing probe.
Singapore Barred Alice Huang for Inaccurate Information, Cites US Lack of Cooperation
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- Singapore barred Alice Huang for giving police ‘inaccurate information’ — Financial Times - Technology,
- Singapore Says U.S. Not Helpful on Megaspeed Investigation — New York Times Business,