The Chinese government is considering having Elon Musk acquire TikTok’s U.S. operations to prevent a potential ban, as the U.S. Supreme Court decides on a law requiring ByteDance to divest by Jan. 19. Musk would oversee both X and TikTok’s U.S. business under the plan, but Chinese officials have not yet made a final decision. TikTok and Musk have not commented on the rumored plan, which comes amid debates about TikTok’s future in the U.S. and potential involvement with President-elect Donald Trump.
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Putin meets Russian-Israeli hostage released by Hamas
Russian President Vladimir Putin met Alexander Trufanov, a Russian-Israeli man recently freed by Hamas after 498 days in captivity, and expressed gratitude for his release, attributing it to Russia's strong ties with the Palestinian people. Trufanov urged Putin to assist in securing the release of other hostages, emphasizing the emotional toll of their captivity on him. Putin assured Trufanov that efforts would continue to help free additional hostages, acknowledging Hamas's humanitarian gesture in his release....
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