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Table of Contents - Edition 1302 from April 8th, 2026
- Ceasefire: Beijing shows its influence in Iran
- Controversial visit: KMT leader on “peace mission” in China
- Diplomacy: Wang Yi travels to North Korea
- AI: China sets first standards for the fund industry
- Medical technology: Beijing wants to become a global hub through AI
- New Opel SUV: Stellantis considers cooperation with Leapmotor
- Human rights: Lawyer Yu Wensheng nears release
- Vietnam: What Tô Lâm’s power centralization means for German companies
- India: Major projects approved on the Brahmaputra River
- Table.Chart: Alternative supply chains for rare earths
- Must Reads: China’s “hidden champions”
- Table.Documents: Current China studies
- Opinion: Ineffective raw materials diplomacy in Central Asia
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