AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUS-China Relations: After Democrats won control of Congress, Beijing called the midterms an internal US matter and said it wants to manage differences and expand cooperation. Xi Jinping is expected to meet Donald Trump at the APEC summit in Shenzhen later this month. South China Sea: Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged Manila to restrain politicians and exercise caution over maritime disputes. The Philippines said dialogue must continue, while Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro rejected Beijing’s criticism, saying Manila was telling the truth. Middle East Diplomacy: Beijing called avoiding renewed hostilities its top priority, urging US-Iran negotiations and a political settlement in Yemen. Wang Yi has held talks with Iranian, Omani and Saudi officials as China seeks to protect shipping routes and ease tensions. Bangladesh Ties: CPC official Liu Haixing pledged closer party and government exchanges with Dhaka. Prime Minister Tarique Rahman asked China to help resolve the Rohingya crisis; Liu said he would relay the concern to Xi Jinping. Economic Policy: China issued guidelines to upgrade commercial, travel and digital infrastructure, aiming to spur consumption and investment.
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