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Xi Jinping chairs a Politburo study session to strengthen natural disaster prevention and response capacity across the country.
Safety planning now prioritizes prevention, integrated into territorial space and construction planning to bolster critical infrastructure safety.
China will strengthen monitoring, early warning, and refine nationwide emergency response plans with a focus on scientific support and legal safeguards.
Public participation and a people-first approach are central to reducing disaster risk and minimizing losses.
Disaster preparedness is linked to high-quality development and national security.
The plan calls for integrating innovation and technology to strengthen emergency management capacity.
Safety standards for critical infrastructure in major cities and disaster-prone areas will be raise reasonably.
Nationwide efforts will enhance public awareness and preparedness for disasters.
Party leadership remains central, with a focus on putting people and their lives first in disaster governance.
Disaster prevention, mitigation, and relief are integral to comprehensive national governance.

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China hedges its Iran policy to protect its economic stability and access to key markets while avoiding overt confrontation.
Beijing has continued arms supply to Iran but conducts many operations covertly to avoid public censure.
China seeks to regain access to the U.S. market, viewing this as essential to its economic future.
Beijing pressured Iran to participate in talks during broader U.S.-Iran negotiations in Pakistan.
The Belt and Road initiative and a Central Asia–Iran railway are central to Beijing’s strategy even as conflicts disrupt trade routes.
Beidou satellite navigation interference in warfare reflects China’s dual-use tech strategy and quality concerns within its defense sector.
China faced internal corruption issues linked to weapon quality and revoked academic titles for several experts.
Beijing maintains a balance between supporting Iran and not antagonizing other Middle Eastern states to protect its economic goals.
China’s postwar energy strategy includes pursuing Power of Siberia 2 and renewed Turkmenistan energy deals.
Analysts project two scenarios: U.S. policy could pressure Iran; or Iran may resist and benefit if U.S. action stalls.
China views Iran’s strategic position as pivotal but will adjust if oil imports decline, affecting its petro-yuan goals.

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China’s rare earths dominance could translate into $1.2 trillion in US GDP exposure ahead of the Trump summit in Beijing.
Bloomberg Economics says about 4% of US GDP uses rare earth inputs and could face disruption if supply is cut.
The report notes some sectors would struggle to substitute rare earth inputs and could require months or years to adapt.
China tightened enforcement of rare earth production quotas, potentially raising compliance risks for producers.
Trump is scheduled to travel to Beijing May 14-15 for the summit with Xi, amid expectations of deals over purchases.
The analysis notes some U.S. industries can substitute inputs, but at higher costs.
Past trade tensions saw China restrict rare earth exports, prompting concerns over supply reliability.
Beijing previously suspended tighter controls for a year following a late-October meeting between the leaders.
The article references potential new business deals and purchasing commitments during the Xi-Trump talks.
Bloomberg’s analysis focuses on rare earth dependencies across U.S. industries and their vulnerability.
The report highlights a broader context of global supply chain security and strategic partnerships.

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