AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTiananmen Memory Clash: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Beijing’s censorship can’t erase the 1989 Tiananmen crackdown, as Taiwan President Lai Ching-te urged China to face the truth and grant civil rights on the 37th anniversary. Taiwan Fallout in the Pacific: China banned four New Zealand MPs for a year after a Taiwan visit, prompting New Zealand to “express concern” and protests from Australia and New Zealand. Espionage Warning: Five Eyes partners warned that Chinese military-linked actors are using LinkedIn and job sites to recruit people with access to privileged or classified information. Tourism Momentum: A WTTC report says China is on track to surpass the US as the world’s leading travel and tourism economy, with international arrivals and spending still accelerating. Childcare Push: China allocated 99.9 bln yuan for 2026 childcare subsidies, aiming to support a childbirth-friendly society. Markets & Industry: Shanghai set a 55-trln-yuan asset management target by 2030; Dajin Heavy set its HK IPO price at HK$66.40; Yankuang plans a $2.4b acquisition to speed its energy-services shift. Tech & Health: China’s medical teams continue overseas training and support, while a study using a robot-assisted video game helped children with SMA stand up for the first time.
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