Daily Briefing — 2026-09-05
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Regular Press Conference of Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Guo Jiakun on September 4, 2026
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CNA: Singapore's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has just issued a statement saying that 52 Singaporeans were arrested in Guangxi following a law enforcement operation targeting suspected pyramid scheme activities.
→ Guo Jiakun: China deals with cases involving illegal or criminal activities by foreign nationals on Chinese soil according to the law and ensures that their legitimate rights are fully protected.
MFA China · 2026-09-04
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⚖️ legal
Regulations on Emergency Response and Investigation and Handling of Power Accidents
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Article 2 The term "power safety accident" as used in these Regulations refers to an accident that affects the safe and stable operation of the power system or affects the normal supply of power during power production or power grid operation.
→ If some items of the accident classification criteria need to be adjusted, the competent energy department of the State Council shall propose a plan and submit it to the State Council for approval....
State Council · 2026-09-05
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Most Canadian business managers expect trade with China to increase: survey
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OTTAWA, Sept.
→ "The results show a clear year-over-year increase in the Canadian business community's confidence in the opportunities presented by China," said Jun Deng, president of the Canada China Chamber of Commerce.
Xinhua
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📈 economic
Geography trumps geopolitics — Canada cannot play Beijing off Washington: Khanh Vu Duc in the Western Standard
Why it matters
The article argues that Canada's recent trade walkaway from the US is justified but not strategically sound.
→ Establishing a strategic partnership with China was misplaced given its geographical and security challenges, emphasizing that the US remains Canada's critical continental partner for defense, energy, and economic ties.
Macdonald-Laurier Institute
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China arrests 52 Singaporeans in pyramid scheme case
Why it matters
File photo of Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun.
→ /VCG Chinese authorities investigate and handle criminal cases involving foreign citizens in China in accordance with the law, said Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun on Friday, in response to questions about 52 Singaporeans arrested in south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region on suspicion of involvement in pyramid scheme activities.
CGTN
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