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Last update: 11 hours agoUS-China Diplomacy: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said competition with China is now central to US diplomacy, warning that decades of economic integration have created security and supply-chain dependencies. Tiananmen Memory: Rubio also said Beijing’s censorship can’t erase the 1989 Tiananmen crackdown, as Taiwan President Lai Ching-te urged China to confront the “June Fourth Incident” and grant civil rights. Taiwan Strait Politics: Taiwan pressed China to acknowledge the crackdown, while China’s Taiwan Affairs Office offered no immediate response. New Zealand Fallout: China banned four NZ MPs for a year after a Taiwan visit, prompting NZ to “express concern” and Australia to protest; the bans were linked to demands for apologies. Security Warnings: Five Eyes partners warned that Chinese spies are using LinkedIn and job ads to recruit people with access to sensitive information. Social Policy: China allocated 99.9 billion yuan for childcare subsidies in 2026, with total support expected to reach about 110 billion yuan. Tourism Outlook: A WTTC report says China is on track to surpass the US as the world’s leading travel and tourism economy. Tech & Industry: China opened parts of its value-added telecom sector to foreign firms, while rare-disease experts said the sector is entering a “strategic window” for biomedical innovation.
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