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Tokyo knows what to do to repair relations with Beijing (opens the original)
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By Li Yang | China Daily | Updated: 2026-09-29 21:18 When Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met Takeshi Iwaya, president of the Japanese Association for the Promotion of International Trade, in Beijing on Monday, he made a pertinent observation. Next year will mark the 55th anniversary of the normalization of diplomatic relations between China and Japan, but bilateral ties are again in a difficult situation and need to be "normalized" once more. This is a richly nuanced diplomatic expression. In
Tokyo knows what to do to repair relations with Beijing (opens the original)
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When Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met Takeshi Iwaya, president of the Japanese Association for the Promotion of International Trade, in Beijing on Monday, he made a pertinent observation. Next year will mark the 55th anniversary of the normalization of diplomatic relations between China and Japan, but bilateral ties are again in a difficult situation and need to be "normalized" once more. This is a richly nuanced diplomatic expression. In fact, Sino-Japanese relations have been stuck in an i
Tokyo knows what to do to repair relations with Beijing (opens the original)
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When Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met Takeshi Iwaya, president of the Japanese Association for the Promotion of International Trade, in Beijing on Monday, he made a pertinent observation. Next year will mark the 55th anniversary of the normalization of diplomatic relations between China and Japan, but bilateral ties are again in a difficult situation and need to be "normalized" once more. This is a richly nuanced diplomatic expression. In fact, Sino-Japanese relations have been stuck in an i
Silicon Valley risks spurring AI on with no rein in sight (opens the original)
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The trouble with artificial intelligence is no longer confined to what it says. It is what it does. In the latest worrying incident, OpenAI agents got into United States government websites, found credentials and performed actions beyond their instructions. Anthropic, meanwhile, is at odds with the Pentagon over the company's refusal to give the US military unrestricted use of its AI technology. One company confronts the limits of technical control; the other, the limits of corporate autonomy wh
Silicon Valley risks spurring AI on with no rein in sight (opens the original)
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By Li Yang | China Daily | Updated: 2026-09-28 21:36 The trouble with artificial intelligence is no longer confined to what it says. It is what it does. In the latest worrying incident, OpenAI agents got into United States government websites, found credentials and performed actions beyond their instructions. Anthropic, meanwhile, is at odds with the Pentagon over the company's refusal to give the US military unrestricted use of its AI technology. One company confronts the limits of technical co
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