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Japanese Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi visited Australia and India, where he talked up strengthening Japan’s so-called “counterstrike capabilities” and promoted exports of Japanese defense equipment.
China: AI should be people-centered and used for the benefit of all.
Lutiyev: Iran has developed intricate schemes to supply armed forces using proxy importers; Russia denies it ships weapons to close partner.
China implements a series of countermeasures in response to recent restrictive measures taken against China by the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and the US Department of Homeland Security.
Huang Kechao: Washington must realize that trade restrictions will only close its own window to global cooperation.
Xinhua: The so-called “China Squeeze” claim recently spread by some Western media is a recycled “China Threat” narrative, rooted in zero-sum mentality and intended to drive a wedge between China and other Global South countries.
China has rolled out a set of regulations aimed at curbing emotional dependency on AI-powered companion bots, marking a new step in efforts to regulate this rapidly growing sector.
Strengthening cooperation between China and the US on AI development and governance is not only consistent with the consensus reached by the two heads of state, but also reflects the responsibility of major countries to ensure that AI benefits all mankind.
The Global Governance Initiative (GGI), proposed by China, responds to challenges of the times, said a white paper released by the State Council Information Office on Wednesday [June 17].
CDCP exclusive sit-down with Vivian Zhan, Professor in the School of Governance and Policy Science at the Chinese University of Hong Kong