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USA President Trump Visits South Korea During APEC — But Skips the Main Summit. Why?

USA President Trump Visits South Korea During APEC — But Skips the Main Summit. Why? USA President Trump Visits ASIA. Trump’s Asia Tour Stops in Korea U.S. President Donald Trump , currently on an Asia tour, made a stop in South Korea this week. Interestingly, his visit coincides with the APEC Summit 2025 being held in Gyeongju — but he won’t be attending the main leaders’ meeting . Observers say this unusual move carries deeper diplomatic meaning than a simple scheduling choice. 🇰🇷 Main Highlights of His Korea Visit President Trump’s itinerary includes stops in Japan and Malaysia before arriving in Korea. During his stay, he is set to hold a summit meeting with President Lee Jae-myung , attend economic and CEO forums , and possibly meet Chinese President Xi Jinping for private talks. Instead of joining the official APEC Leaders’ Meeting, Trump has opted for bilateral meetings and business-focused events , underscoring his preference for direct, deal-centered diplom...

Xpeng and Zeekr's Risk in Malaysia (Post-2025 EV Tax Exemption) Full EV car from china brand.. How to survive after ending EV free Tax.

Xpeng and Zeekr's Risk in Malaysia (Post-2025 EV Tax Exemption) The concern that the businesses of pure-CBU (Completely Built-Up, or imported) EV sellers like Xpeng and Zeekr in Malaysia could collapse, potentially leading to a market exit, is a valid concern based on recent developments. EV CAR TAX Free is End 1. Government's Official Stance: End of CBU Tax Exemption Confirmed The most critical news is that the Malaysian Ministry of Finance (MOF) has officially confirmed that the tax exemptions for imported CBU electric vehicles will not be extended beyond the current deadline. Policy Detail: Full exemptions from import and excise duties, currently enjoyed by CBU EVs, are scheduled to end on January 1, 2026. Implication: This definitive announcement means that from 2026 onwards, CBU imported vehicles, like the Xpeng X9, will be subject to full duties and taxes. This is expected to cause a "price shock," potentially raising the final cost of these vehicles by $20...