- Market access restrictions are reported to be affecting global trade flows.
- China has tightened export controls on rare earths, amidst rising bilateral tensions regarding the Taiwan attack.
- Beijing views Taiwan as its territory as Taiwan resists Beijing's push for unification.
- Issues in Xinjiang could be deemed against unity, and a new law exposes Taiwanese to legal and political risks.
IPAC condemned China's ethnic unity law, while Chrystia Freeland attended a forum in Taiwan, highlighting threats to Taiwan's sovereignty.
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IPAC condemned China's ethnic unity law, while Chrystia Freeland attended a forum in Taiwan, highlighting threats to Taiwan's sovereignty.
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Beijing
capital city of China
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Chrystia Freeland
Canadian politician and journalist (born 1968)