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- 1Wang Yi says China-Japan ties must be normalized in rare meeting●China's top diplomat, Wang Yi, said relations with Tokyo must be "normalized," during talks with ex-Japanese Foreign Min
China's top diplomat Wang Yi told former Japanese Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya that relations between Beijing and Tokyo must be "normalized," during their talks. The meeting is the first high-level exchange since relations plummeted over Taiwan last year, and is being read as an early signal that both sides may be looking to stabilise a badly strained diplomatic relationship.
- 2Wang Yi delivers warning to Japanese business delegation▼China’s Wang Yi delivers high-level warning to Japanese business delegation
China’s top diplomat Wang Yi met a visiting Japanese business delegation and delivered a high-level warning, a message reported by the South China Morning Post. The remarks come amid continued friction between Beijing and Tokyo, and signal that China is using economic and business channels to press its political concerns directly with Japan’s corporate leadership.
- 3T. Rowe Price's Tony Wang says AI fears can be managed with guardrails●T. Rowe Price’s Tony Wang on AI fears: With any new technology, you develop guardrails
T. Rowe Price portfolio manager Tony Wang addressed public fears about artificial intelligence, arguing that concerns accompany every new technology and that society responds by developing guardrails. His comments come as investors and regulators weigh the risks and opportunities of rapid AI adoption. Wang's stance suggests confidence that oversight can keep the technology's risks in check while preserving its benefits.