何立峰：中国始终欢迎日本企业来华发展

2026年9月30日 07:17 / 联合早报

何立峰（前排中）星期二（9月29日）在人民大会堂会见日本国际贸易促进协会访华团。 （新华社）

中共中央政治局委员、国务院副总理何立峰说，中日是一衣带水的近邻，中国始终欢迎日本企业来华发展。

据新华社报道，何立峰星期二（9月29日）在人民大会堂会见日本国际贸易促进协会访华团。

何立峰说，中日是一衣带水的近邻，互为重要经贸伙伴，中国始终欢迎日本企业来华发展，共享市场机遇。希望日本国际贸易促进协会把握正确历史方向，继续发扬对华友好传统，为推动中日经贸合作发挥更大作用。

据中方新闻稿，日本国际贸易促进协会新任会长岩屋毅表示，日本工商界愿继续同中方扩大交流，为推动两国经贸关系继续发展、深化互利合作作出贡献。

陆港警方联手打掉一跨境地下钱庄

2026年9月30日 07:43 / 联合早报

中国公安部指挥部署广东等多地公安机关联合香港警方开展集中统一收网行动，打掉一个盘踞粤港两地的跨境地下钱庄犯罪团伙。

据中新社报道，记者星期二（9月29日）从中国公安部获悉，行动发生在今年5月，共抓获犯罪嫌疑人170余名，冻结涉案资金1500余万元人民币（约286万新元），扣押各类涉案财物价值约1.7亿元港币（约2769万新元）。

2025年9月，香港警方发现一些香港银行账户跨境资金数据异常，需与大陆公安机关联合开展工作。接到香港警方的协查请求后，中国公安部经济犯罪侦查局抽调精干力量组成专案组，开展破案攻坚。

经侦查，公安机关查明该犯罪团伙在大陆及香港成立空壳公司，利用广东毗邻香港的区位特点，通过境内外“对敲”、虚假贸易、现金黄金走私、虚拟货币交易等手段，搭建非法资金转移通道，为涉赌涉诈等犯罪提供跨境转移资金服务，涉案金额巨大。

大陆公安机关今年5月开展统一行动，冻结1500余万元人民币，现场扣押手机、银行卡等一大批作案工具；香港警方同步出动警力，成功抓获首犯谢某某及两名团伙骨干成员，现场扣押各类涉案财物价值约1.7亿元港币，彻底捣毁该跨境地下钱庄犯罪团伙。

中国公安部经济犯罪侦查局有关负责人表示，近年来，公安机关不断推进与香港警方打击跨境经济犯罪合作，深化执法合作渠道，对跨境经济犯罪形成强大震慑。此次联合行动体现了双方携手维护金融安全的坚定决心，大陆公安机关将进一步加强与香港警方的执法合作，依法严厉打击各类跨境经济犯罪活动，坚决维护粤港澳大湾区经济金融秩序。

Trump releases AI accord with tech executives

September 29, 2026 9:59 PM UTC Updated 1 hour ago / Reuters

[1/3]US President Donald Trump shows a signed Executive Order related to a new AI-powered government website, America.gov, during the National Design Studio launch event of the website at the Mellon Auditorium in Washington, D.C., US, September 29, 2026. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst

WASHINGTON, Sept 29 (Reuters) – President Donald Trump released a document on Tuesday that his administration cast as an accord ​on artificial intelligence and which he said earlier was signed by ‌him and tech executives that he met in Washington.

Trump released the one-page document on his Truth Social platform – which he had earlier described as “morally binding” – and that urged four layers of ​controls in companies:

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• It asked companies to partner with an external ​auditor or evaluator to carry out independent assessments of whether ⁠a company’s AI control and monitoring systems were operating as intended.
• It ​urged companies to designate an independent committee of the board of directors ​to oversee and receive reports from internal and external auditors and from teams operating AI controls.
• It asked for internal controls to monitor capabilities and alignment of AI ​models during training and deployment around areas like cybersecurity, biosecurity and ​chemical threats to ensure that models “do not hack or access technical systems in unintended ‌ways.”
• The ⁠accord asked companies to have an internal team to ensure “all of the controls, monitoring and detection are operating as intended.”

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• The document was signed by Trump and the bosses of Google, Anthropic, ​Meta, OpenAI, social ​media platform ⁠X and NVIDIA.
• “Over time, it may make sense to codify these steps into laws or regulations. Regardless of ​whether this is required of companies, we believe that ​implementing these ⁠controls and audits is critical to ensuring a safe future for everyone, and each of our companies are committed to doing this,” the White ⁠House ​accord said.
• “The participating companies will meet regularly ​to establish standards and best practices to improve the safety of their systems,” it added.

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2 indicted in connection with counterfeit Ozempic scheme in Florida

September 29, 2026 / 4:03 PM EDT / CBS News

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Two Indian nationals have been indicted on conspiracy and smuggling charges related to an international scheme to sell counterfeit Ozempic to U.S. distributors, according to court filings unsealed on Tuesday.

Swapnadip Roy, 33, and Vicky Ramancha, 37, who are both residents of Dubai and Indian citizens, were indicted in the Middle District of Florida in 2025 for allegedly smuggling counterfeit Ozempic to distributors in the United States at discounted prices.

Roy and Ramancha allegedly smuggled and sold thousands of counterfeit units of the popular weight-loss drug into the U.S. from unauthorized manufacturers in China, subverting the highly regulated wholesale distribution market in the U.S. that is overseen by the Food and Drug Administration.

Roy made his initial appearance in federal court on Tuesday after being extradited from Italy to the U.S. Ramancha is still at large.

Roy and Ramancha are charged with one count of conspiracy to commit smuggling and to defraud the U.S., three counts of smuggling, and two counts of selling counterfeit drugs and holding counterfeit drugs for sale. If convicted, they each face a maximum penalty of 71 years in prison.

The scheme began in July 2023 and continued through April 2024, the Justice Department alleged in the indictment. According to court documents the counterfeit drugs had fake packaging, inserts, labels and needles, all meant to convince individual customers they were purchasing authorized Ozempic, which is manufactured by the Danish pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk. In December 2023, the FDA warned consumers that a counterfeit version of Ozempic had appeared in the U.S. supply chain.

The counterfeit units were sold to distributors in the U.S. at discounted prices, and from there would be sold to consumers. The FDA has warned that hazardous counterfeits are on the rise and pose serious health risks. The FDA requires a prescription for GLP-1 drugs.

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According to the indictment, the pair allegedly encouraged companies to ignore compliance concerns, writing in one message that “if you want the product cheap, you have to understand that there are some corners being cut.” Prosecutors also alleged that the pair threatened individuals involved in the distribution scheme.

In March 2024, Ramancha is alleged to have facilitated the delivery of approximately 11,000 units of the fake drug to a warehouse in Ohio. In other instances, thousands of doses were sold or distributed to companies in Florida.

“Counterfeit prescription drugs — especially common ones — threaten the health and safety of every American who depends on the integrity of our pharmaceutical supply,” Assistant Attorney General A. Tysen Duva of the Justice Department’s Criminal Division said in a statement. “These defendants allegedly exploited people’s health to pay themselves. We will keep pursuing anyone who seeks to deceive American consumers with counterfeit drugs.”

Lawyers for Roy declined to comment on Tuesday’s proceedings and the charges against their client.

Trump and major AI executives sign “morally binding” voluntary controls: “It’s almost like a constitution”

September 29, 2026 / 7:36 PM EDT / CBS News

President Trump and the leaders of the country’s largest artificial intelligence companies have signed a set of voluntary safety standards, as calls mount for tighter guardrails on AI technology.

“It’s almost like a constitution, in a way,” Mr. Trump said while flanked by SpaceX’s Elon Musk, Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg, Anthropic’s Dario Amodei, Nvidia’s Jensen Huang, OpenAI’s Greg Brockman, Google’s Sundar Pichai and a throng of other tech executives.

Following a lunch meeting at the White House, Johnson said the group signed an accord on “super intelligence” — Mr. Trump’s preferred term for AI. He described it as a “joint commitment” and “statement of principles” that will voluntarily hold the companies to “robust internal controls.”

Asked if the deal was binding, Mr. Trump said: “I think it’s morally binding.”

“I think I’m seeing tremendous self-policing, and they understand that they have to self-police,” the president later said.

The tech companies committed to “four layers of controls and audits” to ensure the AI models are acting as intended, including internal evaluations, audits by an external firm and reviews by each company’s board of directors, according to a copy of the one-page accord that Mr. Trump posted to Truth Social. They also agreed to “meet regularly to establish standards and best practices to improve the safety of their systems.”

“Over time, it may make sense to codify these steps into laws or regulations,” said the accord. “Regardless of whether this is required of companies, we believe that implementing these controls and audits is critical to ensuring a safe future for everyone, and each of our companies are committed to doing this.”

Mr. Trump said the AI leaders also discussed forming a 10-person committee to “watch over the enterprise.” And the president said he plans to name an “AI czar” in the next three or four days.

Also on Tuesday, the president signed an executive order directing the federal government to use the term “Super Intelligence” instead of artificial intelligence.

President Trump, center, next to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, left, and Elon Musk, right, speaks in the East Room of the White House in Washington, on Sept. 29, 2026, surrounded by top executives of AI firms including, from top left, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, Greg Brockman, president of OpenAI, House Speaker Mike Johnson, AMD CEO Lisa Su, Palo Alto Networks Chief Executive Nikesh Arora, and David Sacks. AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin

The rare meeting between competing tech titans followed months of growing concern from researchers, politicians and industry figures that ever-more-powerful AI technology could pose safety risks.

Both OpenAI and Anthropic have reported instances of their AI models going rogue and gaining unauthorized access to other companies’ systems, or being used for dangerous purposes. And Jacob Coxon, a former researcher at both companies, publicly warned earlier this month that AI “could kill us all by the end of the decade.” He argued AI systems could gain sweeping power over the physical world and become capable of improving themselves without human input.

Some industry leaders, including executives at Anthropic and OpenAI, have called for a slowdown in AI development to better manage the risk. But other figures, like Nvidia’s Jensen Huang, have argued some of the warnings are overblown.

Huang said Tuesday that “there’s no conflict between innovation, technology and safety,” arguing that tech companies are developing stronger AI safety technology as they improve AI’s capabilities.

Mr. Trump has not backed stricter AI regulations, instead favoring voluntary safety reviews. He has frequently warned that a nationwide AI slowdown could dent the country’s economy and give China’s tech industry a chance to catch up.

The president told reporters Tuesday that AI will lead to “unbelievable growth for our country,” and if bad actors seek to exploit it, “we’re going to be able to nab them.” He also said tech companies have an incentive to police themselves and each other because “their companies are at stake.”

Beyond the safety worries, there are also mounting concerns about the impact that AI could have on the world — from the potential for large-scale job loss to the rapid development of data centers to support advanced AI models.

As more state and local governments push back on data center development, Mr. Trump said communities that accept the facilities will “greatly benefit financially.”

“The data centers are making an absolute fortune. But now, the people are going to benefit directly, whether it’s teachers that get paid a bonus, whether it’s people that live in the community that get paid a dividend,” he told CBS News chief White House correspondent Nancy Cordes.

But lawmakers who favor more stringent AI regulations may be skeptical of voluntary standards set by the industry. In a statement shortly after Tuesday’s meeting, Democratic Sen. Mark Warner of Virginia called for Congress to pass mandatory testing, evaluation and incident reporting rules for the most advanced AI models.

“The companies building the most powerful AI systems are warning us that the technology is advancing faster than our safeguards,” Warner said. “The president’s response? To rename it and tell the companies developing it to regulate themselves.”

FBI’s Andrew Bailey blasts exit ‘lies’ as he reveals real reason he’s leaving agency

The former Missouri attorney general praised what he called a ‘truly historic transformation’ under Director Kash Patel

September 29, 2026 5:00pm EDT / Fox News

Andrew Bailey blasts FBI exit ‘lies’ and reveals why he’s leaving the bureau

Outgoing FBI Co-Deputy Director Andrew Bailey tells Fox News Digital why he is returning to Missouri, pushes back on speculation about his departure and defends Director Kash Patel’s leadership.

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EXCLUSIVE —Andrew Bailey is heading home to Missouri, and the outgoing FBI co-deputy director has a blunt message for anyone suggesting turmoil at the bureau pushed him out.

“This was 100% about my need to get home and raise my four small children,” Bailey told Fox News Digital in an exclusive interview. “I love my kids.”

Bailey, who announced Monday that he is leaving the FBI after just over a year, rejected suggestions that problems at the bureau played a part in his decision.

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“My decision to go home is based solely upon my need to be a parent to my four children,” he said.

He accused some news outlets of spreading “lies” about the reason for his departure and offered a forceful defense of FBI Director Kash Patel amid scrutiny of the bureau’s leadership.

FBI Co-Deputy Director Andrew Bailey addresses the media during a news conference at the St. Louis FBI office May 26, 2026, about results from the St. Louis-area surge of Operation VIPER.(David Carson/St. Louis Post-Dispatch via Getty Images)

“Any accusation that Director Patel has focused on anything other than fulfilling the president’s promise to make America safe again are bold-faced lies,” Bailey said. “We wake up every day and work early every morning and stay up late, oftentimes without sleep, to ensure mission accomplishment.”

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Patel, in his own statement Monday, said Bailey was leaving to return to his family in Missouri and praised his role in the FBI’s overhaul.

“Andrew’s leadership at the FBI will be missed but we are grateful he answered the call to serve!” Patel wrote. He said Bailey had helped institute “critical reforms” and thanked him for his dedication to the bureau’s mission.

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Bailey had left his post as Missouri attorney general to join the bureau in 2025.

Asked whether anything about the job factored into the timing of his exit, Bailey insisted it did not. He said protecting children had been central to his work as Missouri attorney general and remained a priority at the FBI.

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According to Bailey, the bureau added 55 agents to child protection efforts and increased the number of victim service providers in field offices nationwide.

During field office reviews, Bailey said he pressed staff on whether the bureau was “fulfilling our moral and legal obligation for victim notification and quality victim services.” He called the FBI’s victim services program “top-notch.”

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Bailey portrayed his time in Washington as part of what he called a “truly historic transformation” of federal law enforcement under President Donald Trump and Patel.

He credited the administration’s creation of homeland security task forces and designation of Mexican drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations with helping law enforcement pursue its mission. He also said the FBI had made it easier for state, tribal and local officers to join its task forces, adding more than 2,000 task force officers in a year.

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Bailey also pointed to what he described as a 20% reduction in homicides, more than 5,000 violent offenders arrested by the FBI and thousands of child victims identified and rescued as evidence that the administration’s approach is working.

The outgoing official also said the bureau had seized 3,258 kilograms of fentanyl in one year and arrested more than 4,200 members of foreign terrorist organizations. He cited 11,000 child victims located and identified, without specifying a time period for those latter two figures.

Asked what the public might misunderstand about the FBI, Bailey described the scale of an agency with roughly 38,000 employees and 11,000 armed agents, charged with both criminal investigations and national security work. He said the leadership team had pushed resources from headquarters to field offices, where agents could have a greater impact.

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Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey stands in the governor’s office after being sworn in Jan. 13, 2025, in Jefferson City, Mo.(AP)

“We’ve done so much to push resources out of headquarters back to the field where they can maximize their impact,” he said.

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Bailey said more than 1,500 positions had been shifted from headquarters to field offices and that reducing layers of approval allowed agents to follow leads more quickly. He said the FBI processed more than 1.8 million DNA samples and reduced its backlog to zero for the first time in bureau history.

Asked about political considerations at the FBI, Bailey said protecting the American people and upholding the Constitution were “the only considerations.” When asked how he protected agents’ ability to follow the facts, he pointed to those staffing and approval changes. He did not address whether he had seen politics influence a specific investigation or personnel decision.

FBI Director Kash Patel, left, and Co-Deputy Director Dan Bongino attend a news conference at the Department of Justice Dec. 4, 2025.(Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)

He rejected criticism of Patel’s approach as resistance to change inside an organization accustomed to the status quo. Bailey alleged that the FBI had previously been “weaponized” against Trump and his family and said Patel wanted to return it to its core mission of protecting Americans and upholding the Constitution.

“That is going to anger those sacred guardians of the status quo,” Bailey said.

As for what comes next, Bailey said he expects to return to public service someday, though he did not name a role. He traced a career that took him from the Army and two deployments to Iraq through Missouri state government and the FBI before returning to the reason he is leaving now.

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“I’ve dedicated my life to public service and anticipate that I’ll look to serve again in the future in some capacity,” he said. “But I’m excited right now to get home to the kids and be able to enjoy time with them and their activities.”

Stepheny Price is a Writer at Fox News with a focus on West Coast and Midwest news, missing persons, national and international crime stories, homicide cases, and border security.

美国中期选举进入倒计时 特朗普开展32天造势行程

2026年9月30日 06:56 / 联合早报

特朗普9月29日在白宫外接受采访时，对共和党的胜选前景展现出十足信心，对部分党内同僚刻意与他保持距离的苗头嗤之以鼻。 （路透社）

美国中期选举已进入倒数五周，美国总统特朗普宣布，他将开展长达32天的旋风式巡回拉票。当前民调显示民主党有望斩获更多席位，特朗普此举无疑将他个人及执政表现置于这场国会保卫战的绝对核心。

路透社报道，11月3日的这场对决，将决定共和党能否守住参众两院的半壁江山，抑或是民主党将夺得主导特朗普任期最后两年走向的主动权。

多项民调显示，民主党在众议院选战中处于领先，并正向参议院控制权发起猛烈攻势。与此同时，油价飙升以及美伊之间持续的紧张局势令美国民众倍感焦虑。

然而，特朗普星期二（9月29日）在白宫外接受媒体采访时，对共和党的胜选前景展现出十足的信心，并对部分党内同僚在竞选冲刺阶段刻意与他保持距离的苗头嗤之以鼻。

特朗普说：“你们爱我，我也爱他们。”

特朗普讲这番话时，共和党籍众议院议长约翰逊就站在他身边。

特朗普告诉记者，他很快将开启“整整32天”的巡回行程，造访多个州，包括本周前往得克萨斯州和俄亥俄州。

特朗普说：“你们要知道，他们都希望我去。我只有一个人，但他们都希望我去帮他们助选。”

这波密集的竞选活动比特朗普幕僚最初预想的要晚。此前，白宫全年的日程安排在很大程度上被外交政策和伊朗战争所占据。

一些共和党籍候选人对特朗普助选表示欢迎，而另一些候选人面对艰难的政治局势，侧重于强调地方议题及自身过往的政绩。

Trump, tech executives sign ‘morally binding’ AI document

2026-09-29T20:04:11.634Z / Reuters

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• “It’s almost like a Constitution in a way, and the biggest ​people in the world signed that and ​I signed it as president and it really ⁠is a form of protection,” Trump told ​reporters after the meeting.
• Trump described the document as “morally binding.”
• Trump ​also said his administration was thinking about forming an oversight committee.
• “We’re also thinking about forming a committee of sorts ​where we put maybe 10 people on that ​committee … so the committee can watch over the whole enterprise,” ‌he ⁠said.
• Governments around the world have struggled to keep pace with rapid advances in AI. The world’s leading artificial intelligence companies have warned of the ​risks posed by ​AI to ⁠humanity, appealing for governments to work together to manage the increasingly powerful ​technology.
• Trump has argued previously that the US ​does ⁠not need new AI-specific regulations. He told world leaders at the UN General Assembly last week ⁠that he “rejects ​any attempt to construct a ​globalist scheme to control” AI.

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特朗普发布与美国科技巨头达成AI协议

2026年9月30日 07:29 / 联合早报

9月29日，特朗普与黄仁勋（前排右二）等多位科技巨头举行会议后，在白宫外向大批媒体发表讲话。 （彭博社）

美国总统特朗普星期二（9月29日）发布了一份他与一众科技公司巨头共同签署的文件。特朗普政府将这份文件定性为一项人工智能协议。

路透社报道，特朗普在他自家的社媒平台Truth Social发布这份仅有一页的文件，并形容这份文件具有“道义约束力”。

报道称，文件敦促科技企业建立以下四层控制机制：

• 要求企业与外部审计机构或评估机构合作，就企业的人工智能（AI）控制和监控系统是否按预期运行进行独立评估。

• 敦促企业指定一个由董事会成员组成的独立委员会，负责监督并听取内部及外部审计师以及AI管控运营团队的汇报。

• 要求建立内部管控机制，在AI模型训练和部署期间，围绕网络安全、生物安全、化学威胁等领域，对AI模型的能力和对齐（alignment）情况进行监控，以确保AI模型“不会以非预期方式入侵（hack）或访问技术系统”。

• 要求企业设立一个内部团队，确保“所有管控、监控、检测措施均按预期运行”。

这份文件由特朗普以及谷歌（Google）、Anthropic、Meta、OpenAI、社交媒体平台X和英伟达（NVIDIA）的掌门人共同签署。

这份白宫协议指出：“长远而言，将这些举措写入法律或法规或许不失为明智之举。无论是否对企业作此强制要求，我们都深信，实施这些管控与审计措施对于保障人人享有安全的未来至关重要，我们各家公司都致力于落实这一承诺。”

协议还说：“参与企业将定期举行会议，制定标准与最佳实践，以提升各自系统的安全性。”

GOP senator appears to confuse Atlanta Hawks & Iowa Hawkeyes in trying to tie Jack Smith to Fani Willis

2026-09-29T22:32:32.774Z / CNN

By Jake Tapper, CNN

Published 6:32 PM EDT, Tue September 29, 2026

GOP senator appears to confuse Atlanta Hawks & Iowa Hawkeyes in trying to tie Jack Smith to Fani Willis

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