Xi Jinping's third term, Taiwan-US relations, and TikTok's global struggles
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As expected, Xi Jinping has been unanimously handed a third five-year presidential term. Today we examine this, as well as the announced institutional restructuring plan, which includes the establishment of a new financial regulatory body and a national data bureau, and the restructuring of the science and technology ministry.
Also in today’s edition, an analysis of the implications of Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen’s visit to the US, and the ongoing challenges faced by TikTok, particularly in the US and Europe. Keep reading to stay informed on these topics and more.
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