AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoBooks & Comics: The Caine Prize cleared Zimbabwean writer Simbarashe Kundizeza of AI-writing allegations, upholding his award and planning new rules for future submissions. In South Korea, original pages of beloved 1970s comic Chorus of Pigeons gained preliminary cultural-heritage status. Art & Identity: A Malaysian exhibition brings 22 artists from five countries together to explore nature, cultural roots and lived experience; it runs through Nov. 29. K-Culture: South Korea passed 20 million foreign visitors for the first time, with officials crediting global interest in Korean culture. Seoul’s museums and historic sites also saw visits more than double after expanded evening hours. Vietnam: A new annual Culture Day policy will open museums, historic sites and selected parks free to visitors on Nov. 24. Pets: The Philippine province of Bulacan set aside P2.5 million for veterinary care and heat protections for pets and farm animals during a forecast El Niño dry spell.
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