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China's top diplomat Wang Yi has issued a high-level warning to a visiting Japanese business delegation, underscoring continued friction between Beijing and Tokyo. The meeting signals that political tensions are being communicated directly to Japanese corporate leaders, who maintain significant commercial interests in the Chinese market.

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.

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.

South Korean actress Hwang Bo-ra has publicly addressed criticism surrounding her mother's decision to have a child later in life, a topic dubbed 'twilight parenting' in Korean media. Speaking on a variety programme, she said her family had even declined a suggestion to hire a sitter, defending her mother's choice against online backlash.