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East Asia Intelligence Report #5: 10/10/2024

East Asia Desk

Welcome to Global Weekly’s East Asia Intelligence Report.


Global Weekly is your trusted source for understanding the complexities of today's world. Our comprehensive analysis helps you stay ahead of the curve, making informed decisions and developing strategies to navigate the ever-changing global environment. 


Our team of dedicated analysts brings you comprehensive insights and analysis on key events and trends from around the world. This coverage provides an in-depth look at significant occurrences across various regions, highlighting critical developments and their potential implications. Whether it's political shifts, economic changes, or social movements, we delve deep into the factors driving these events and offer our expert perspectives.


Our Region Reports examine the most pressing regional issues of the past fortnight in a clear, concise, and easy-to-digest format. Our analysts consider key contextual, sociopolitical, and historical factors when producing the analysis that you need to remain informed in an increasingly complex world.

Index                         

  1. China begins antimony, superhard material processor export controls; further restrictions likely

  2. Malaysia's Sultan Ibrahim visits China; closer ties highly likely between states

  3. South Korea, Rwanda deepen relations; further international cooperation likely

  4. South Korea exploring defence ties with Kenya; supply chain resilience likely to improve

  5. Hong Kong eases ETF restrictions with mainland China; realistic possibility of investor confidence slightly increasing

  6. German navy sails through Taiwan Strait amidst China warning; regional tensions steadily rising

  7. REAIM Summit discusses AI governance; non-binding agreement makes change unlikely

  8. 2024 Quad Summit concludes with cooperation; Japan likely to draw closer to regional allies

  9. South Korea, Czech Republic establish nuclear industry partnership; further cooperation likely after Moscow Beijing exclusion

  10. Chinese navy enters Japanese maritime zone; regional tension likely to rise

  11. Myanmar's Civil War weakens China's regional investment prospects; major infrastructure project delays likely





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