AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoElection Rules: Taiwan’s Central Election Commission rejected 11 China-born candidates for failing eligibility checks ahead of the Nov. 28 local elections; 14 others were cleared. Beijing Pressure: Taipei accused China of election interference after Beijing sanctioned a company owned by DPP lawmaker Puma Shen’s father. Election Integrity: A court ordered blocks on Coinbase and Kalshi over suspected election betting, weeks before the vote. Senior Care: Lawmakers approved health-insurance subsidies for seniors amid debate over whether the measure could encourage vote-buying. Maritime Security: Chinese coast guard ships entered restricted waters near Taiwan-controlled Pratas Islands; Taiwan’s coast guard ordered them to leave. Europe Ties: National Security Council Secretary-General Joseph Wu urged closer Taiwan-Europe cooperation, saying security in the Indo-Pacific and Europe is increasingly linked. Industrial Policy: Taiwan is planning US industrial parks, starting in Texas, to help chip suppliers support American manufacturers.
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