
Nvidia boss Jensen Huang is said to have fallen for a Chinese spy. The honey trap is an old trick, known in the GDR secret service as “birds for the fatherland”.
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The honey trap is a classic espionage method that uses sexual seduction to obtain information. Historically, this tactic was used by the GDR secret service, among others.
Suspected spy from China Nvidia boss Huang's affair - a story of honey traps
Nvidia boss Jensen Huang is said to have fallen for a Chinese spy. The honey trap is an old trick, known in the GDR secret service as “birds for the fatherland”. These cases made headlines.

Under pressure from mass protests, France is increasing the minimum wage by 1.6 percent to around 1,897 euros from December. Labor Minister Jean-Pierre Farandou also announced further social assistance to strengthen the population's purchasing power.

After a new majority in the US Congress, Democrats are examining the defense investments of Eric and Donald Trump Jr. There are suspicions of conflicts of interest due to government contracts with companies in which the sons have a stake.

Chancellor Friedrich Merz is pushing for Germany to join the international fighter jet project GCAP. However, Defense Minister Boris Pistorius and Airbus express reservations about industrial participation and prefer alternative cooperation.

French judoka Teddy Riner has declared his intention to run in the 2027 presidential election. The Olympic champion wants to act as an alternative to the political extremes and plans to continue his sporting career despite his candidacy.

CDU leader Friedrich Merz has officially nominated the Bavarian state parliament president Ilse Aigner as a candidate for the office of federal president. The election by the Federal Assembly is scheduled for January 30th.
CDU leader Friedrich Merz has nominated Ilse Aigner as a candidate for the office of Federal President. Aigner, who is supported by the Union, the SPD and the Greens, is aiming to be the first woman and the first CSU politician to take on the highest state office.