The US and Russia meet in Alaska without Zelensky. Plus: China’s chipmakers strike a deal with Washington

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  With you at the center of it all.

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  Banking is our craft.

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  You're listening to The Globalist, first broadcast on the 12th of August 2025 on Monocle Radio.

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  The Globalist, in association with UBS.

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  This is The Globalist broadcasting to you live from the Dory House in London.

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  I'm Georgina Godwin.

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  On the show ahead,

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  NVIDIA and AMD will hand Washington 15% of their China chip sales for export licenses,

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  the first deal of its kind in the US.

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  We'll ask questions about trade, security and the future of American business in China.

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  Then...

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  I'm going in to speak to Vladimir Putin and I'm going to be telling him,

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  you've got to end this war, you've got to end it.

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  Trump can tell Putin whatever he likes,

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  but he finally seems to have understood that without Ukrainian buy-in, there can be no deal.

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  We'll examine how he's now tempering expectations of Friday's summit and how a virtual meeting on Wednesday with European leaders and Vladimir Zelensky will probably be where the real deal gets done.

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  We'll have a browse through what's making headlines in the international press and look into the safety of those that produce those stories

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  as we examine the dangers facing journalists in Gaza and elsewhere.

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  I'm Simon Bouvier, Monaco's Paris bureau chief,

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