“We believe transparency about content is becoming just as important as the content itself,” said the Chief of NHK’s Asia General Bureau, Taro Mitamura. He explained the case example during the Kumamoto Earthquake this year, the trust can no longer depend solely on what we see and increasingly it must depend on what we can verify.

Speaking during the Members Showcase at the 2026 Global News Forum, Mitamura stressed that this is the reason why NHK is advising C2PA (Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity) standard.

In Thailand, Thai PBS World Director Clare Patchimanon explained, “…a phrase in Thai that can be translated into English as ‘we stand by each other in times of crisis’. And that is exactly what we aim to do at Thai PBS.”

During the Southern Thailand floods is year, she stated, since this was a matter of national importance, Thai PBS’s first response was to suspend regular programming and allocate more time to continuous news coverage, both on TV & online. “During times like that, access to information is everything,” Patchimanon stressed.

Similarly, Capital Maharaja Group (CMG) Sri Lanka also showcased how journalism can continue to serve communities during difficult periods, whether responding to floods or covering a country rebuilding its future.

Other members also showcased how AI has integrated into their newsroom. CNA Singapore uses AI for VOD clipping, transcription & social scripts, CCTV+ China for multilingual dubbing & translation and MTRK Uzbekistan combines AI with human fact-checking for its news channel, O’zbekiston 24.

Meanwhile, FBC Fiji focused on creating a more resilient and supportive newsroom. 

More Asiavision members presented; the following are a list of members and their presentation titles.

1. CCTV+ China – International news empowering cultural heritage protection
2. CCTV + China – Partnering with Asia Pacific Media
3. FBC Fiji –Behind the Headlines: Creating a resilient and supportive newsroom in Fiji
4. TVB Hong Kong – TVB’s Evolution from a Traditional Broadcaster to a Multiplatform Total Media
5. RTHK Hong Kong – Building Bridges, Telling Stories: How RTHK is strengthening regional media cooperation
6. TVRI Indonesia – TVRI World, Journey to the Global Stage
7. NHK Japan – Disaster Reporting in the Age of AI: How do we deliver news that people trust?
8. CNA Singapore – From Asia to the World
9. KBS South Korea – Reporting Under Fire: How peer support helped a journalist withstand online harassment
10. CMG Sri Lanka – Beyond Bearing Witness: Rebuilding a nation, rewriting its destiny
11. Thai PBS Thailand – From Reporting to Relief: Public-service journalism in the 2025 Southern Thailand Floods
12. TRT Türkiye – Conflict Zones and Mental Health
13. MTRK Uzbekistan – MTRK & O’Zebikstan 24: From CCA News to Global Perspective
14. VTV Vietnam – Vietnam Today, Vietnam’s first 24/7 English-language international television channel

To watch the full presentations, click Global News Forum Day 1 and Global News Forum Day 2.