China’s Fishing Fleet Raises Concerns off Argentina

By Leila Miller and Farah Master BUENOS AIRES, May 13 (Reuters) – On a balmy January night, an Argentine coast guard ship’s radio picked up garbled Mandarin broadcast from nearby boats. They were among some ⁠200 Chinese ⁠fishing vessels that spend months at a time each year near the South American country’s waters, ⁠hunting primarily for …

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Iran Executes Man Accused of Spying for Israel, Mizan Reports

DUBAI, May ⁠13 (Reuters) – ⁠Iran ⁠executed a man ​convicted of ‌spying for ‌Israel’s ⁠intelligence ⁠service after the Supreme Court ​upheld his death ​sentence, the judiciary’s ⁠Mizan ⁠news outlet ⁠reported on ​Wednesday. According to rights ​group ⁠HRANA, the 32-year-old ⁠defendant named Ehsan Afrashteh was arrested ⁠in 2024 and sentenced to death in 2025 based on …

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US Grocery Prices Rose in April, but Gas Spikes Weren’t the Only Reason

Americans paid more for their groceries last month, but high gasoline prices resulting from the Iran war were only one of the reasons why. Prices for food eaten at home rose 2.9% in April compared to the same month a year earlier, according to government figures released Tuesday. That was the highest year-over-year inflation rate …

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Nvidia CEO Joins Trump’s Mission to ‘Open Up’ China

By Laurie Chen, Trevor Hunnicutt and Heejin Kim BEIJING/SEOUL, May 13 (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump picked up Nvidia ⁠CEO ⁠Jensen Huang in Alaska en route to a high-stakes Beijing ⁠summit with China’s Xi Jinping, while his top trade negotiator Scott Bessent began preparatory talks with Chinese officials in South Korea. With his ​public …

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