VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF SHANGHAI MEN'S SINGLES SEMI-FINAL BETWEEN NOVAK DJOKOVIC AND VALENTIN VACHEROT FULL SHOTLIST AND SCRIPT TO FOLLOW
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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF SHANGHAI MEN'S SINGLES SEMI-FINAL BETWEEN NOVAK DJOKOVIC AND VALENTIN VACHEROT RESENDING WITH SHOTLIST AND SCRIPT SHOWS: SHANGHAI, CHINA (OCTOBER 11, 2025) (ATP MEDIA/IMG – see restrictions before use) VALENTIN VACHEROT BEATS NOVAK DJOKOVIC 6-3, 6-4 1. VACHEROT WINS LONG RALLY WITH FOREHAND AT THE NET 2. VACHEROT WINS POINT WITH DROP SHOT/ DJOKOVIC SLIPS AND THEN STRETCHES HIS LEG AFTER GETTING UP 3. MEDICAL STAFF STAND UP/ DJOKOVIC RECEIVING A MEDICAL TIMEOUT 4. VACHEROT WINS LONG RALLY WITH BACKHAND DOWN THE LINE 5. VACHEROT WINS FIRST SET WITH AN ACE 6. DJOKOVIC SAVES MATCH POINT WITH A BACKHAND THAT VACHEROT CAN'T QUITE REACH/ CROWD APPLAUD 7. DJOKOVIC IS UNABLE TO RETURN VACHEROT'S SERVE AND VACHEROT WINS THE MATCH/ PLAYERS SHAKE HANDS AD DJOKOVIC TALKS TO VACHEROT STORY: World number 204 Valentin Vacherot beat a struggling Novak Djokovic 6-3 6-4 to reach the Shanghai Masters final on Saturday (October 11), becoming the lowest-ranked player to get to an ATP Masters 1000 final since the series was introduced in 1990. Qualifier Vacherot troubled Djokovic with drop shots and punishing rallies and the Serbian fourth seed, struggling to turn, took medical timeouts during both sets. Djokovic broke Vacherot in the first game of the match, but the 26-year-old immediately broke back and built a 4-3 lead, when the Serbian took his first medical timeout. Vacherot won the next two games with ease to secure the first set, and put Djokovic through a 12-minute battle for the first game of the second set which the 38-year-old managed to win after saving two break points. A double fault led to Djokovic losing his serve as Vacherot took a 5-4 lead that tipped the set in his favour as he became the first player from Monaco to reach an ATP tour final in the open era. (Production: Simon Ormiston)
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(Reuters) -Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Cristiano Amon, President and CEO of Qualcomm, Modi's office said in a statement on Saturday. "Great to see Qualcomm's commitment towards India's semiconductor and AI missions," Modi said in a post on X. On Friday, China initiated an investigation into the U.S. semiconductor manufacturer over its acquisition of Israel's Autotalks, China's market regulator said. China's State Administration for Market Regulation said the probe would look at whether Qualcomm violated China's antitrust law by not lawfully declaring some details in its acquisition of the Israeli chip designer. (Reporting by Harshita Meenaktshi in Bengaluru. Editing by Mark Potter)
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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF SHANGHAI MEN'S SINGLES SEMI-FINAL BETWEEN NOVAK DJOKOVIC AND VALENTIN VACHEROT FULL SHOTLIST AND SCRIPT TO FOLLOW
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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF SHANGHAI MEN'S SINGLES SEMI-FINAL BETWEEN NOVAK DJOKOVIC AND VALENTIN VACHEROT FULL SHOTLIST AND SCRIPT TO FOLLOW
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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF SHANGHAI MEN'S SINGLES SEMI-FINAL BETWEEN NOVAK DJOKOVIC AND VALENTIN VACHEROT FULL SHOTLIST AND SCRIPT TO FOLLOW
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(Reuters) -Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Cristiano Amon, President and CEO of Qualcomm, Modi's office said in a statement on Saturday. "Great to see Qualcomm's commitment towards India's semiconductor and AI missions," Modi said in a post on X. On Friday, China initiated an investigation into the U.S. semiconductor manufacturer over its acquisition of Israel's Autotalks, China's market regulator said. China's State Administration for Market Regulation said the probe would look at whether Qualcomm violated China's antitrust law by not lawfully declaring some details in its acquisition of the Israeli chip designer. (Reporting by Harshita Meenaktshi in Bengaluru. Editing by Mark Potter)
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VIDEO SHOWS: FIFA PRESIDENT GIANNI INFANTINO MEETS CANADA'S PRIME MINISTER MARK CARNEY IN OTTOWA/ SOUNDBITES FROM INFANTINO AND CARNEY FULL SCRIPT AND SHOTLIST TO FOLLOW
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VIDEO SHOWS: FIFA PRESIDENT GIANNI INFANTINO MEETS CANADA'S PRIME MINISTER MARK CARNEY IN OTTOWA/ SOUNDBITES FROM INFANTINO AND CARNEY FULL SCRIPT AND SHOTLIST TO FOLLOW
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BERLIN (Reuters) -Europe needs to build up its own digital infrastructure to reduce dependence on U.S. providers, but that does not mean turning away from them completely, Germany's digital minister Karsten Wildberger told Reuters. Some Europeans, unsettled by U.S. President Donald Trump's trade wars to promote U.S. interests, have begun seeking alternatives to the digital services sphere dominated by U.S. tech firms. To achieve digital sovereignty, Germany and the European Union need to "actively participate in this (sector) as players," not as customers, as is the case now, he said in an interview this week. "There is a huge growth market for technology, innovation, software, data and artificial intelligence," he said. Germany and Europe have produced global leaders in their fields, such as Mistral AI, DeepL and Aleph Alpha, he said. But Wildberger said U.S. companies are still far ahead in sectors such as artificial intelligence and will be needed as partners on Germany's path to its own business models. "Digital sovereignty doesn't mean protectionism. We want to and must be accessible for the global market," Wildberger said. "U.S. companies of course also continue to be interested in doing business abroad," he said when asked about concerns that Trump could bring about a sudden end to transatlantic cooperation. But he said that German companies needed to be able to choose between alternatives, for example by choosing where data is stored and who operates the infrastructure. Digital sovereignty also entailed rethinking an entire long and complex supply chain, which stretches from rare earths and chip design to servers and cables, Wildberger added. (Reporting by Andreas Rinke. Writing by Miranda Murray. Editing by Jane Merriman)
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