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Source: CarNewsChina.com

BYD Yangwang Flagship Limousine Spied Ahead of Planned UAE Unveiling

Spy photographs published by Autohome have revealed the front end of BYD Yangwang's upcoming flagship sedan, internally codenamed HU, ahead of its debut in the UAE. Yangwang Sales Division General Manager Hu Xiaoqing confirmed the UAE appearance on October 21, though an exact date and venue remain unannounced. The vehicle features an estimated length of 5,500 mm, coach doors, and a roof-mounted LiDAR sensor.

Policy & Legal Updates
Source: FinanceFeeds

UAE-Led Global Crackdown Flags $39B in Fraud and Nets 960 Arrests

A three-month international initiative led by the UAE Ministry of Interior has identified over $39 billion in fraud-linked funds and cryptocurrency across 30 participating countries, including China. Operation Confrontation Ghost brought together law enforcement, INTERPOL, and 13 major private tech companies, resulting in more than 960 arrests and the raiding of 29 scam centers.

China–UAE News
Source: PR Newswire

UAE Leads 30-Nation Crackdown on AI Fraud Involving China and Leading Tech Companies

The UAE Ministry of Interior led 'Operation Confrontation Ghost', a global initiative uniting 30 countries—including China—and 13 private sector firms such as Huawei and Mastercard to combat cross-border digital fraud. The three-month operation identified over USD 39 billion in scam-linked assets and cryptocurrencies. Law enforcement agencies carried out more than 960 arrests and shut down 29 fraud centres worldwide.

Policy & Legal Updates
Source: Emirates 24|7

UAE-Led Operation Ghost Confrontation Identifies $39 Billion in Fraud-Linked Assets Across 30 Nations

A three-month international law enforcement crackdown led by the UAE Ministry of Interior identified over $39 billion in fraud-linked assets and thwarted more than 123 million online fraud attempts worldwide. The operation engaged 30 countries—including China and the UAE—alongside international agencies and 13 major technology and financial corporations. Joint enforcement measures led to more than 960 arrests, the freezing of 4,126 bank accounts, and raids on 29 fraud hubs.

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