AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAI and Digital Policy: Premier Li Qiang called for open, inclusive AI cooperation at the Wuzhen summit, warning against a “digital iron curtain” as about 1,800 delegates gathered. APEC Preparations: Shenzhen is gearing up to host Asia-Pacific leaders on Nov. 18–19, with traffic curbs planned; airport passenger traffic from APEC economies has already hit a record. Markets and Technology: Chinese authorities are moving to steady markets amid an AI-stock slump, including plans to pause IPOs and raise the foreign-exchange reserve ratio. Meanwhile, Nvidia reportedly told data-center partners to limit business with Chinese clients, and Washington has withheld chipmaking-equipment permits for SK Hynix’s China plant. Regional Tensions: Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged Manila to restrain individuals he said were harming ties; the Philippines reaffirmed its one-China policy and said it wants to resolve disputes through dialogue. Middle East Diplomacy: Beijing is pressing for dialogue in meetings with officials from Iran, Saudi Arabia and Oman as it seeks a stronger role in regional peacemaking.
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