US–China Summit (Health Angle): Xi Jinping and Donald Trump wrapped up a high-profile Washington visit with lots of ceremony but limited breakthroughs on AI, trade, and Taiwan; Xi urged “healthy competition” and warned against the “Thucydides trap,” while both sides reiterated AI should stay under human control. Taiwan Cross-Strait Travel Watch: Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council said four more civil servants were interrogated in China, prompting new guidance for government staff to travel cautiously and report questioning. Diabetes Care Update: The US FDA approved Eli Lilly’s once-weekly basal insulin Onswik for adults with type 2 diabetes, supported by Lilly’s large Phase 3 QWINT program. Local Safety: A 16-year-old student in New Taipei was stable after surgery following a scissors attack; police said the victim went into cardiac arrest before arriving at hospital. Workforce & Health Equity: Taiwan’s minimum wage is set to rise 4.745% to NT$30,900/month from Jan. 1, 2027, with labor groups pushing for larger gains and business groups asking for relief. Food & Agriculture Health Link: Taiwan and Nigeria discussed improving vegetable seed systems, protected cultivation, irrigation, and post-harvest handling to cut losses and strengthen nutrition supply. Healthcare Tech Procurement: ASUS said it’s targeting private hospitals and clinics with lower-cost medical monitors and energy-efficient hardware as providers upgrade digital infrastructure. Diabetes Safety Research (Global): A report flagged that brief corticosteroid use may be linked to serious adverse events in type 2 diabetes.