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China passes healthcare security law and ratifies extradition treaty with Hungary

China passed a healthcare security law, appointed a civil affairs minister and ratified an extradition treaty with Hungary.

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The extradition treaty creates a new formal legal cooperation mechanism between China and Hungary.

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  1. Roundup: China passes healthcare security law, appoints civil affairs minister, ratifies extradition treaty with Hungary _Guangming Online ↗en.gmw.cn · Recorded source date: Aug 29, 2026, 4:47 AM UTC

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