Turkish opposition and Uyghur activists join forces on US China policy; South African gun seller fights export controls; US China commission urges bigger government role in setting global tech standards: Tuesday's Daily Digest

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Turkish opposition and Uyghur activists join forces on US China policy; South African gun seller fights export controls; US China commission urges bigger government role in setting global tech standards: Tuesday’s Daily Digest

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