Face-off over AI dramas' illegal use of personality rights
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Face-off over AI dramas' illegal use of personality rights
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming China's short-drama industry, significantly boosting production efficiency and output. However, this surge is also causing concern among actors, voice artists, and even ordinary viewers, as the ethical and legal implications of AI's capabilities come »»»
Solomon Islands to get new leader after PM ousted in no-confidence vote
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Poilievre tries to answer the question on Conservative minds: Where do we go from here?
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Teodoro to China: Prove Ayungin garbage claim before int'l tribunal
Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. on Thursday challenged China to take its claims before an international legal body that the Philippines dumped garbage in Ayungin Shoal in the West Philippine Sea."Maniwala ka naman diyan sa mga 'yan. A ... »»»
Feature: Cross-Strait bridge of love built on 75-year-old Taiwan businessman's farmland
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Japan PM's offering to Yasukuni war shrine draws ire
TOKYO, April 21, 2026 (BSS/AFP) - The Japanese premier sent a ritual offering Tuesday to a shrine honouring her nation's war dead, drawing rebukes from South Korea and China who view it as a symbol of Japan's militarist past. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi did not visit in person the Yasukuni Shrine»»»
Japan PM Takaichi risks China’s wrath with offering to Yasukuni shrine
TOKYO – Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi made an offering to a shrine seen by Japan’s neighbours as glorifying its wartime past, in a move that stops short of a visit but may still anger China and other neighbouring nations. Ms Takaichi’s offering of a sacred tree was made on the first day of a tradit»»»
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