AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCross-Strait Security: Taiwan is watching China’s coast guard patrols and Beijing’s latest moves to tighten control around the South China Sea shoal Huangyan Dao, as Taipei warns the maritime activity is aimed at expanding influence. Public Safety & Justice: Protesters in Taipei—joined by KMT lawmakers—demand tougher action on drug-impaired driving, pushing for stricter penalties and faster judicial follow-through. Defense & Industry: Taiwan’s drone push is back in focus as lawmakers remain deadlocked on a special budget, while the broader debate centers on how quickly the island can scale unmanned capabilities. Economy: Taiwan’s Q2 GDP growth is estimated at about 13% year-on-year, driven by AI-linked demand and exports. Indigenous Rights: Taiwan marked an Indigenous rights milestone tied to Austronesian heritage, with Pacific partners joining the celebration in New Taipei. Japan Quake Solidarity: Taiwan continues fundraising and support for Kumamoto after the earthquake, including donations from government and major firms. Sports (Taipei): Badminton’s Tanvi Sharma reached the Taipei Open women’s singles final, and the William Jones Cup roster in New Taipei City adds Remy Martin and Isaiah Piñeiro for the Philippines’ Strong Group.
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