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英首相斯塔默宣布辞职 伯纳姆要竞选党魁争首相大位

2026年6月22日 23:30 / 蔡添成 联合早报

英国首相斯塔默（左）6月22日在唐宁街10号，宣布将辞去首相和工党党魁的职务，他的妻子维多利亚陪伴在旁。斯塔默致辞时感谢同僚支持，也向妻子致谢，其间一度激动哽咽。 （彭博社）

（伦敦综合电）面对工党内部逼宫，英国首相斯塔默终于黯然宣布辞职。他将担任首相直到9月党内选出继任者。工党新党魁的最大热门人选、前大曼彻斯特市长伯纳姆随即表态将竞选党魁，出任首相。

斯塔默在2024年7月4日领导英国工党在议会大选中取得压倒性胜利，不料担任首相不到两年就被迫离任。这也意味着英国将迎来10年里的第七位首相。

63岁的斯塔默星期一（6月22日）在伦敦唐宁街10号首相府外，宣布辞职时说：“我所做的每一个决定，都是为了我深爱的国家。正因如此，我将辞去工党党魁的职务。”

他说，新党魁的遴选程序将在7月9日启动，并在议会进入夏季休会期前完成。他会继续担任首相，直到继任者选定并在9月正式上任。

他也承诺，无论是谁当选，他都会竭尽所能确保权力顺利交接。他将指示工党的全国执行委员会制定遴选党魁的时间表。

谁会接棒斯塔默顿时成了关注焦点。最大热门人选伯纳姆（Andy Burnham）随即表态，他将竞争党政大位。

伯纳姆在社交媒体平台X上发文，呼吁党内进行有序且负责任的权力交接。他写道：“我将参与这一进程。”

56岁的伯纳姆刚在本月19日的补选中夺下英格兰的马克菲尔德（Makerfield）选区，重返国会，声望如日中天。

斯塔默带领工党在2024年大选中大胜上位，可是在执政期间，被指政策反复、移民与能源政策尤其备受抨击，加上未能兑现改善民生的承诺等，致使支持率迅速下跌。此前已有100多名工党议员公开要求斯塔默辞职或制定离任时间表，国防部长和卫生部长等内阁成员也因不满他的领导而纷纷辞职。

斯塔默曾承诺结束英国政坛的混乱局面，但他终究抵不住四面楚歌的压力。他星期一宣布辞职时坦承，如今党内人人都希望他下台。

“我的党现在提出的问题是，我是不是带领全党参加下届大选的最佳人选。针对这个问题，我已经听到了我的议会党团的答案，我欣然接受。”

斯塔默发言时明显激动，一度哽咽。他宣布下台后，英镑和政府债券价值保持稳定，反映市场对此早有预期。其实就在前一天，美国总统特朗普已在社媒发文预告斯塔默即将辞职。

上周赢得马克菲尔德（Makerfield）国会议席补选的伯纳姆星期一（6月22日）在国会下议院宣誓就职。（视频截图）

伯纳姆上星期五在选区补选胜出后也告诉工党党员，这个补选结果可能是英国政治的转折点，是改变方向的最后机会。

伯纳姆表态要争取出任首相后，日前辞职的英国卫生部长斯特里廷在社媒证实，他不会竞争工党党魁之位。

斯特里廷上月曾说，如果工党重新选党魁，他将参选。不过，他现在说，如果候选人之间的政见差异不大，就没有必要在整个夏天“夸大彼此细微的分歧”，这对工党和国家都不利。

他透露，他与伯纳姆交谈后，相信自己一直以来倡导的政策在伯纳姆的领导下一样会实行。

除了斯特里廷之外，暂时还没有其他人公开表示有意竞争。

英首相斯塔默宣布辞职 伯纳姆要竞选党魁争首相大位

2026年6月22日 23:30 / 联合早报

英国首相斯塔默（左）6月22日在唐宁街10号，宣布将辞去首相和工党党魁的职务，他的妻子维多利亚陪伴在旁。斯塔默致辞时感谢同僚支持，也向妻子致谢，其间一度激动哽咽。 （彭博社）

（伦敦综合电）面对工党内部逼宫，英国首相斯塔默终于黯然宣布辞职。他将担任首相直到9月党内选出继任者。工党新党魁的最大热门人选、前大曼彻斯特市长伯纳姆随即表态将竞选党魁，出任首相。

斯塔默在2024年7月4日领导英国工党在议会大选中取得压倒性胜利，不料担任首相不到两年就被迫离任。这也意味着英国将迎来10年里的第七位首相。

63岁的斯塔默星期一（6月22日）在伦敦唐宁街10号首相府外，宣布辞职时说：“我所做的每一个决定，都是为了我深爱的国家。正因如此，我将辞去工党党魁的职务。”

他说，新党魁的遴选程序将在7月9日启动，并在议会进入夏季休会期前完成。他会继续担任首相，直到继任者选定并在9月正式上任。

他也承诺，无论是谁当选，他都会竭尽所能确保权力顺利交接。他将指示工党的全国执行委员会制定遴选党魁的时间表。

谁会接棒斯塔默顿时成了关注焦点。最大热门人选伯纳姆（Andy Burnham）随即表态，他将竞争党政大位。

伯纳姆在社交媒体平台X上发文，呼吁党内进行有序且负责任的权力交接。他写道：“我将参与这一进程。”

56岁的伯纳姆刚在本月19日的补选中夺下英格兰的马克菲尔德（Makerfield）选区，重返国会，声望如日中天。

斯塔默带领工党在2024年大选中大胜上位，可是在执政期间，被指政策反复、移民与能源政策尤其备受抨击，加上未能兑现改善民生的承诺等，致使支持率迅速下跌。此前已有100多名工党议员公开要求斯塔默辞职或制定离任时间表，国防部长和卫生部长等内阁成员也因不满他的领导而纷纷辞职。

斯塔默曾承诺结束英国政坛的混乱局面，但他终究抵不住四面楚歌的压力。他星期一宣布辞职时坦承，如今党内人人都希望他下台。

“我的党现在提出的问题是，我是不是带领全党参加下届大选的最佳人选。针对这个问题，我已经听到了我的议会党团的答案，我欣然接受。”

斯塔默发言时明显激动，一度哽咽。他宣布下台后，英镑和政府债券价值保持稳定，反映市场对此早有预期。其实就在前一天，美国总统特朗普已在社媒发文预告斯塔默即将辞职。

上周赢得马克菲尔德（Makerfield）国会议席补选的伯纳姆星期一（6月22日）在国会下议院宣誓就职。（视频截图）

伯纳姆上星期五在选区补选胜出后也告诉工党党员，这个补选结果可能是英国政治的转折点，是改变方向的最后机会。

伯纳姆表态要争取出任首相后，日前辞职的英国卫生部长斯特里廷在社媒证实，他不会竞争工党党魁之位。

斯特里廷上月曾说，如果工党重新选党魁，他将参选。不过，他现在说，如果候选人之间的政见差异不大，就没有必要在整个夏天“夸大彼此细微的分歧”，这对工党和国家都不利。

他透露，他与伯纳姆交谈后，相信自己一直以来倡导的政策在伯纳姆的领导下一样会实行。

除了斯特里廷之外，暂时还没有其他人公开表示有意竞争。

Supreme Court reinstates murder conviction in 1979 disappearance of 6-year-old Etan Patz

June 22, 2026 / 11:05 AM EDT / CBS/AP

The Supreme Court on Monday reinstated a murder conviction in the 1979 disappearance of 6-year-old Etan Patz, whose case shocked New York City and changed the way parents watched over their kids.

The justices, by a 6-3 vote, granted an appeal from New York prosecutors who had urged them to undo a federal appeals court decision that overturned the verdict. The three liberal justices dissented.

Prosecutors had been preparing to try the man, Pedro Hernandez, for a third time. His first trial ended in a mistrial.

The unanimous panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit reversed Hernandez’ murder and kidnapping conviction in the second trial because of how the judge had answered a question from jurors.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg had called the basis for overturning the conviction “a slender reed” that essentially ignored a 5-month-long trial with 66 witnesses.

The Supreme Court justices agreed, in an unsigned opinion, that federal courts should not second-guess state courts under a 1996 federal law that was intended to reduce federal court oversight of state criminal trials.

“The Second Circuit exceeded its authority in holding that Hernandez is entitled to relief,” the high court wrote, referring to the New York-based appeals court.

Hernandez, 64, has been serving a sentence of 25 years to life in prison. Monday’s decision means he will continue to serve his sentence at the Elmira Correctional Facility in New York. He will be eligible for parole in 2037.

Attorneys for Hernandez said, “We are firmly disappointed with the decision because we firmly believe that an innocent man is in jail for a crime he did not do.”

Hernandez admitted to the crime under police questioning, but his lawyers say he confessed falsely because of a mental illness that sometimes made him hallucinate. They emphasized that the admission came after police queried him for about seven hours before reading him his rights and recording the interview. Hernandez then repeated his confession on tape, at least twice.

Etan Patz walked out of his New York City home headed for a school bus stop just two blocks away. He had asked his parents to let him do the short walk to the bus stop alone for the first time. He had a dollar to buy a soda at a corner deli.

The 6-year-old never made it to school that day in May of 1979, and he’s never been found.

Hernandez worked at a nearby convenience shop at the time, but the Maple Shade, New Jersey, resident didn’t become a suspect until 2012.

Etan was among the first missing children ever to appear on milk cartons, and the anniversary of his disappearance became National Missing Children’s Day.

Hernandez already has been tried twice. A jury deadlocked in 2015, and then a different panel of jurors convicted him at a 2017 retrial.

During deliberations, the 2017 jurors asked a complicated question: If they decided Hernandez didn’t confess voluntarily when he hadn’t been read his rights yet, must they disregard his other confessions? The then-judge responded simply, “the answer is no.” The jury went on to convict.

In overturning that verdict, the appeals court said the jury’s question should have gotten a more fulsome answer, including the possibility of discounting all the confessions.

Chicago’s deadly Juneteenth weekend leaves 7 dead as Trump shames Dem gov for inaction

2026-06-22T11:15:57-04:00 / Fox News

Trump wrote on Truth Social he could make Chicago safe ‘in ONE MONTH’ while the governor has repeatedly declined offers

By Peter Pinedo Fox News

Published June 22, 2026 11:15am EDT

AG Blanche slams Pritzker for refusing help as Chicago crime surges

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche criticizes Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker for declining federal assistance to combat soaring Chicago gun violence, despite 37 shootings occurring in a span of two days. Blanche details significant crime reductions in Washington, D.C. after federal intervention. He also highlights the FBI’s success in apprehending a $1.2 billion Medicare fraudster and recovering $5 billion in stolen funds.

The city of Chicago was rocked by a spate of shootings over the weekend, including a drive-by mass shooting on Juneteenth, leaving seven dead and 38 injured in the Windy City. The shootings prompted President Donald Trump to call on Democratic Gov. J.B. Pritzker to take action by requesting federal assistance.

The Associated Press reported that at least two dozen shooting incidents took place over the weekend, with victims who died ranging in age from 18 to 50. On Friday night, two unidentified individuals fired into a crowd in Princeton Park on Chicago’s South Side, resulting in 12 people — eight males and four females — being hospitalized, according to the AP.

That same night, a 29-year-old man named Mario Price was killed in a drive-by shooting in which he was shot in the body and face, according to Fox 32 Chicago. A 70-year-old man who was standing nearby was also shot in the leg but survived. Shootings continued on Saturday and Sunday, resulting in additional deaths and injuries.

Besides these, on Thursday, a 14-year-old boy was shot multiple times, resulting in his death, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. The outlet reported that the Midwest Hawks youth football team, of which the boy was a member, mourned his passing, saying in a statement that “there are no words that can ease the pain of a loss like this.”

AG BLANCHE SLAMS PRITZKER FOR REFUSING HELP AS CHICAGO CRIME SURGES

Gov. JB Pritzker speaks onstage during the No Kings Rallies in Chicago, Illinois, on Oct. 18, 2025. President Donald Trump speaks to media on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 27, 2026.(Daniel Boczarski/Getty Images for No Kings; Kent Nishimura/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

In response to the shootings, Trump shamed Pritzker for not taking action.

“Lots of Killing going on in Chicago,” Trump wrote on Truth Social. “Why isn’t Governor Pritzker calling me for help. I could make Chicago a safe City in ONE MONTH, in ONE YEAR, it would be one of the safest!!!”

The president pointed to his crime crackdown in the nation’s capital, writing, “D.C. went from one of the worst to one of the safest cities in the U.S.”

Besides Washington, D.C., Trump has also deployed National Guard troops and federal authorities to Portland, Los Angeles and Memphis. After extensive legal challenges, Trump sent several hundred troops to the Chicago area late last year. However, the deployment remained tied up in court, and the troops were demobilized in January.

TRUMP’S DC CRIME SUCCESS PUTS SPOTLIGHT ON CHICAGO’S DEADLY ‘WAR ZONE’

Earlier this month Chicago police reported 29 people were shot with four people who died as a result of gunfire within the span of three days in Chicago.(FOX32 Chicago)

Pritzker, one of the country’s most prominent Democrats and a rumored 2028 presidential frontrunner, has repeatedly declined Trump’s offers to send the National Guard and federal authorities to crack down on crime in Chicago.

In a news conference last year, Pritzker stated emphatically, “Mr. President, do not come to Chicago,” adding, “You are neither wanted here nor needed here.”

Pritzker said, “If this were happening in any other country, we would have no trouble calling it what it is — a dangerous power grab.”

ILLINOIS DEMOCRAT LEADERS BLAST TRUMP PUSH TO SEND NATIONAL GUARD TO CHICAGO

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker speaks to reporters outside Trump Tower in Chicago as he denounces a potential plan by the Trump administration to deploy National Guard troops to the city.(Brian Cassella/Chicago Tribune)

In October, Pritzker mocked the notion that Chicago was undergoing a surge in violence during an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show. Dressed in a Kevlar vest and standing in downtown Chicago, the governor quipped, “This is JB Pritzker, reporting from war-torn Chicago. As you can see, there’s utter mayhem and chaos on the ground. It’s quite disturbing.”

“We’ve seen people being forced to eat hot dogs with ketchup on them, and our deep dish pizza, well, has gone shallow. So, it’s a challenge to survive here in the city of Chicago, but there’s no hellscape that I’d rather be in,” said Pritzker.

Fox News Digital reached out to Pritzker for comment.

Peter Pinedo is a politics writer for Fox News Digital.

Exclusive: Trump administration plans to use homeland security funds to force states into election changes

2026-06-22T14:00:25.676Z / https://www.cnn.com/2026/06/22/politics/homeland-security-grants-election-changes

• The Trump administration is threatening to withhold tens of millions in homeland security funds unless states adopt sweeping election changes.
• New rules would require states to phase out certain voting systems and verify citizenship through a controversial federal database.
• States refusing to comply would lose 20% of grant money that helps prevent terrorism and prepare for disasters.

AI-generated summary was reviewed by a CNN editor.

The Trump administration is threatening to withhold tens of millions of dollars in federal homeland security funds from states unless they adopt a sweeping set of election changes, according to multiple sources and internal documents obtained by CNN.

The move is part of President Donald Trump’s campaign to root out alleged voter fraud — despite studies showing it’s far rarer than he claims — and exert more federal influence over how elections are run. It comes as multiple states have passed laws that seek to prevent the federal government from interfering with elections.

Under new rules governing several homeland security grant programs, states must take a number of steps, including phasing out certain electronic voting systems and moving to hand-marked paper ballots. They must also run their voter rolls through a controversial Department of Homeland Security citizenship verification database.

If not, states would lose out on some funding from DHS. These grants, expected to total more than $1 billion in the current fiscal year, are one of Washington’s main vehicles for helping state and local governments prevent terrorism, protect infrastructure and prepare for major disasters.

For years, the DHS grants, which states apply for, have required that at least 3% of the funds be spent broadly on election security. But the new guidelines, which CNN obtained and are expected to go out to states later this month, impose a set of mandatory reforms and steep penalties for noncompliance. States that refuse would lose 20% of the grant money — potentially millions of dollars in security funds.

“No changes to grant requirements or funding distributions are official until they are formally announced and published through proper, authorized agency channels,” a DHS spokesperson said in a statement, adding that the administration considers election security to be a core national security priority.

“Any recipient of federal funding should expect accountability for how taxpayer dollars are spent,” the spokesperson said.

The gambit fits a broader Trump playbook: using federal funds as leverage to pressure states to adopt policies aligned with his agenda. The administration has taken similar steps to punish states over immigration policies and diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. Courts have blocked some of those efforts, and this one could soon face legal challenges as well.

Trump’s attempts to unilaterally overhaul how elections are run — with executive orders and demands for sensitive voter data — have also run into legal hurdles. The Constitution gives states control over administering the ballot. Congress can pass election regulations, but the president has very limited powers to force election rule changes on his own, courts have found.

“I expect (the new requirements) will be blocked in the courts,” said David Becker, a former Justice Department lawyer who now advises election officials.

The new mandates target several pillars of state election administration and oversight. They require states to conduct manual election audits using methods established by the Trump administration and to use an approved government system to verify the citizenship of any person working at a polling location.

States must also submit a plan to phase out voting systems that don’t use paper ballots that voters can mark by hand, which are tabulated during elections.

Most jurisdictions already offer hand-marked paper ballots. But about 30% of voters in the country live in places that rely entirely on ballot-marking devices — machines that record a voter’s choices and print a paper ballot for counting — or on direct-recording systems that store votes electronically.

Among the places that would be forced to transition under the new rules are Delaware, Georgia, Nevada and South Carolina, as well as Los Angeles County,

The grant conditions also require states to run their full voter rolls through SAVE, or Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements, a tool used to identify potential noncitizen voters. Critics say the DHS system is flawed because it can produce false matches and may wrongly flag eligible voters for removal.

Many states already use SAVE to vet voter rolls. Others have refused. The Justice Department has sued 30 states for declining to hand over their voter lists for a federal audit using the system.

Homeland security grants have already become a tool for the administration to pressure states into falling in line with the president’s policy goals. Last year, officials tried to withhold money unless states submitted updated population counts reflecting the administration’s mass deportation campaign, but several states sued and a court blocked the policy.

The election changes Trump is seeking could be enormously expensive for states. For instance, the nationwide cost of upgrading election equipment to align with voluntary voting standards has been estimated at $2.7 billion.

In Georgia, where the state legislature has also passed a law to require hand-marked paper ballots, Republican Secretary of State Raffensperger has estimated it will cost $66 million.

The new grant plan ups the ante by using a much larger share of the homeland security funding as leverage. Still, the cost of complying might ultimately be even greater than the total amount being withheld from a state — though the grant guidelines specify that states can request additional funding to help implement these changes.

This article has been updated with additional details.

Trump plan would increase citizenship application fee by $570

June 22, 2026 11:34 AM EDT / CBS News

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The Trump administration unveiled a plan Monday that would charge legal immigrants seeking U.S. citizenship $570 more in application fees while eliminating waivers and fee reductions for low-income applicants.

The proposed regulation by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services would increase the fees for citizenship requests from $760 to $1,330 for paper applications and from $710 to $1,280 for online filings. Application fees to ask USCIS to reconsider a citizenship request denial would jump by $645.

The plan would also eliminate fee waivers for citizenship cases, as well as a fee reduction option for immigrants whose household income is at or below 400% of the federal poverty line. Fee exemptions for service members seeking citizenship would remain in place.

The changes won’t take effect immediately, since they’re part of a proposed regulation that still has to undergo further steps in the federal government’s rulemaking process. The public will be allowed to submit comments for or against the changes over a 60-day window.

In its plan, the Department of Homeland Security, which oversees USCIS, said the fee hikes are necessary to fully subsidize the processing of citizenship applications, especially in light of Trump administration efforts to more heavily scrutinize applicants. Unlike most federal agencies, USCIS is largely funded by the fees it charges.

DHS noted prior administrations kept citizenship applications relatively low, compared to other benefits, to “promote citizenship and integration.” But officials said the Trump administration is adopting a different strategy.

“Although DHS has historically limited the fees for (citizenship-related applications) to fulfill previous administrations’ priorities of encouraging naturalization, DHS no longer believes naturalization benefit requests should get lower fees at the potential expense of other immigration benefits,” the agency said in its proposed regulation.

The U.S. government has long encouraged legal immigrants to complete the citizenship process, known formally as naturalization. Typically, those eligible for U.S. citizenship are legal permanent residents who have had a green card for three or five years, depending on their cases.

Citizenship applicants generally must pass an English and civics test, and fulfill other requirements, such as lacking any serious criminal history.

As part of its immigration crackdown, the second Trump administration has sought to restrict and tighten access to legal immigration benefits, including by adding more layers to the vetting process.

For citizenship applications, the administration has moved to more aggressively probe a requirement that applicants demonstrate a “good moral character.” It has also resumed a long-dormant practice, known as neighborhood checks, to speak to the neighbors and coworkers of those requesting citizenship.

The Trump administration has escalated efforts to denaturalize foreign-born American citizens accused of obtaining their citizenship illegally or through fraud, including by concealing criminal conduct on their applications.

U.S. plans expansion of denaturalization cases

https://www.cbsnews.com/video/trump-expansion-denaturalization-cases/

Trump administration plans aggressive expansion of denaturalization cases

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鲁比奥星期二访波斯湾三国

2026年6月22日 23:34 / 联合早报

美国国务卿鲁比奥即将在美伊外交接触期间访问三个波斯湾国家，讨论美伊停战谅解备忘录等问题。

法新社报道，美国国务院发言人皮戈特星期一（6月22日）在一份声明中宣布，鲁比奥将于星期二（23日）开启对阿拉伯联合酋长国、科威特和巴林的访问。

声明说，鲁比奥此访会讨论的问题包括美伊谅解备忘录，确保霍尔木兹海峡全面、自由且安全通航，以及波斯湾地区和平与稳定的重要性。

鲁比奥星期二访波斯湾三国

2026年6月22日 23:34 / 联合早报

美国国务卿鲁比奥即将在美伊外交接触期间访问三个波斯湾国家，讨论美伊停战谅解备忘录等问题。

法新社报道，美国国务院发言人皮戈特星期一（6月22日）在一份声明中宣布，鲁比奥将于星期二（23日）开启对阿拉伯联合酋长国、科威特和巴林的访问。

声明说，鲁比奥此访会讨论的问题包括美伊谅解备忘录，确保霍尔木兹海峡全面、自由且安全通航，以及波斯湾地区和平与稳定的重要性。

成本降逾九成 中国多家互联网企业利用AI技术修复上世纪经典影视剧

2026年6月22日 19:36 / 联合早报

中国多家企业近年利用人工智能（AI）技术修复上世纪经典影视剧。图为1983年香港无线电视台出品的电视剧《射雕英雄传》修复前后对比。 （互联网）

（香港／上海综合讯）中国多家互联网企业利用人工智能（AI）技术，修复上世纪80年代至90年代的经典影视剧，成本较传统人工修复降低逾九成。经济师预计，这一波知识产权价值重新释放的热潮，或将持续至少两三年。

综合香港电台与《上海证券报》报道，随着AI技术重塑影视产业链，包括阿里巴巴旗下的虎鲸文娱、百度旗下网络视频平台爱奇艺等，近年利用AI大模型大规模修复中国大陆及香港上世纪80、90年代拍摄的影视剧。

这些经修复后重回观众视野的影视剧，包括87版《红楼梦》《三国演义》《射雕英雄传》《天龙八部》，以及《笑傲江湖》《A计划》等影视剧，画面模糊的老片被升格为4K高清，同时解决闪烁、失真等问题，让观众重温一代人的怀旧经典。

为避免“修完不像”，一些重要角色还被专门训练了专属人脸修复模型，并对修复后的内容进行帧级审核。

参与修复工作的虎鲸文娱算法专家成一佳称，传统人工修复只能抹除原有画面上的瑕疵，而AI修复基于的大模型在经过训练后，可学习到现实中的光影规律、人脸结构及纹理质感，还原并生成更多细节。

她说，过去人工修复一部90分钟的老片，可能需几周甚至几个月，现在AI可将修复时间压缩至数小时内，实际成本降低逾九成。

不过，成一佳也指出，AI修复技术要还原老片的真实感和故事感，目前仍有一定难度，需要确保修复后人物微表情所传递的真实情感不被打断，未来AI修复的目标是更清晰还原人物对白、增强环绕音效，模拟不同时代的菲林质感等。

清晖智库创始人宋清辉分析，经典作品历经时间考验，经AI修复后的商业价值较新片更有确定性，资本投资风险较低，在知识产权重塑后，还能开发出游戏、文旅、短视频等衍生品，将催生包括版权营运、数码存档等新产业赛道。

发行商：将申请潮语《给阿嬷的情书》加映50场 到更多戏院放映

2026年6月22日 19:52 / 新明日报

数码部星期一（6月22日）发文告说，乐见《给阿嬷的情书》引发关于本地华族方言和文化认同的更广泛讨论，当局聆听到希望影院能更自由地放映方言电影的呼声，资讯通信媒体发展局将更灵活地处理有关申请。图为不少观众为了购得一票，提早两个小时到怡丰城排队。 （陈斌勤摄）

Clover Films董事经理林德对数码发展及新闻部的开放态度感到非常鼓舞，已经同嘉华院线一起提呈申请，要求《给阿嬷的情书》潮语原音版，在7月2日至7月5日的周末，加映50场。

林德接受《联合早报》访问时补充，申请也包括增加放映地点。

他说：“怡丰城嘉华戏院对很多老人家来说路途遥远。希望接下来加场的戏院地点，可以是在组屋区邻里电影院如碧山、义顺、裕廊和淡滨尼，这样一来东南西北有几个点，方便年长观众更方便前往观赏。恳请有关当局能尽快批准我们的申请，也期待能收到好消息！”

数码部较早时指出，如果发行商提出申请，会对支持《给阿嬷的情书》潮语版加场放映保持开放态度。

数码部星期一（6月22日）发文告说，乐见《给阿嬷的情书》引发关于本地华族方言和文化认同的更广泛讨论，当局聆听到希望影院能更自由地放映方言电影的呼声，资讯通信媒体发展局将更灵活地处理有关申请。