AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCross-Strait Security: Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council hit back at Beijing after China “glorified violence” in response to the Taichung assault on Taiwan-based Japanese commentator Akio Yaita, with Taipei warning the incident is tied to China’s Ethnic Unity and Progress Promotion Law and transnational repression. Maritime Pressure: A Taiwanese coast guard captain says China’s growing use of “research” and survey vessels east of Taiwan is really dual-use mapping to support anti-access/area-denial, as Beijing signals it will keep a new coast guard patrol in the area. Regional Deterrence: The U.S., Japan, and South Korea reiterated concern over China’s long-range submarine missile test, while U.S. lawmakers urged allies to prepare for gray-zone moves short of invasion. Global Shockwaves: The IMF cut its 2026 growth forecast, citing Middle East risks after Trump ended the Iran ceasefire, as oil prices jumped and shipping faces added uncertainty. Disaster Watch: Taiwan prepared for Super Typhoon Bavi with ferry suspensions and possible sea/land warnings, while China’s storms and flooding left dozens dead and hundreds displaced. Tech & Industry: Apple announced a $30 billion Broadcom chip deal to support U.S. manufacturing, and Taiwan’s NTUH-linked study reported a new lung-cancer neuro-immune mechanism that could reshape treatment.
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