AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUS-China Summit Prep: China’s Xi heads to Washington with a “four red lines” message—Taiwan, human rights, trade/development paths, and development rights—while reports say fewer Chinese CEOs will accompany him, as dealmaking momentum lags. AI Security Hotline: US Treasury Sec. Scott Bessent says the two sides will start talks on an AI notification system to flag national-security incidents, though details remain thin. Sanctions Clash: China opposes “illegal unilateral sanctions” as a Tehran-to-Guangzhou Mahan Air flight lands amid US pressure on Iran’s aviation sector. Outbound Investment Record: China’s outbound direct investment topped $200B in 2025, shifting toward supply-chain realignment rather than Western “trophy” deals. Tech & Industry: Geely says its new EV battery can charge from 10% to 70% in about 4.5 minutes; Rosenberger expands R&D in Changzhou for data-center fiber and high-speed connectors. People-to-People & Culture: Pew finds Americans’ feelings toward China have warmed (average 37 vs 28 in 2021). Regional Cooperation: China and Uzbekistan held a law-enforcement and security meeting in Nanjing.
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