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Covid in China: Officials say current wave is 'coming to an end'
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BBC News
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Authorities say the death toll has peaked, and there's been no case spike during Lunar New Year.
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Chinese province ends ban on unmarried people having children
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The Guardian
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Sichuan measures aim to encourage more people to have children after population fell for first time in 60 years
A Chinese province of more than 80 million people will lift restrictions on unmarried people having children and remove caps on the number of babies as part of a national drive to increase the country’s birth rate.
Sichuan’s health commission announced on Monday it would allow all people to register births with the provincial government from 15 February. It will also remove...
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Australia vows to keep raising human rights concerns with China despite ambassador’s warning
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The Guardian
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Xiao Qian implies resumption of dialogue conditional on Australia taking a ‘constructive attitude’ and not ‘trying to smear China’
The Australian government has vowed to keep raising human rights concerns “at the highest levels” after Beijing’s ambassador urged the country to avoid “trying to smear China”.
After a thaw in the diplomatic relationship between the two countries, China has signalled its openness to resuming a dedicated human rights-focused dialogue for the...
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Visa delays await Chinese students returning to Australia after sudden ban on online learning
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The Guardian
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Rush to return for beginning of first semester of university presents challenges for visa approvals, flights and accommodation
More than 40,000 university students have been left scrambling to make it to Australia in time for the new semester after the Chinese government announced a on recognising online degrees obtained from foreign institutions.
Under the new rules, all Chinese students enrolled to study online with overseas providers must be on campus for semester 1 – due to start...
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Red Memory review – the Cultural Revolution up close
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The Guardian
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In gathering histories from one of the country’s darkest, most divisive periods, the former Guardian China correspondent has created a gripping and important document
In the 1990s, something odd happened in Beijing’s burgeoning fine dining scene. Among the chic eateries, restaurants emerged with very simple dishes: meat and vegetables cooked in plain style with few frills. The diners were not there just for the cuisine, but to relive the experience of a period generally considered a...
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As Refugees Flood Into U.S., Chinese Christians Told To Wait
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MSN
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But on Christmas Eve they had to evacuate," Bob Fu, a Chinese American pastor who founded ChinaAid, an organization providing legal services to Chinese Christians, told RealClearPolitics. "There were ...
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House panel zeroes in on Chinese-owned app TikTok over security fear
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The Washington Post on MSN
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House Republicans and Democrats plan much more scrutiny of the U.S.'s economic entanglement with China, and fears over TikTok are growing.
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Matthew Salesses' 6 favorite Asian American novels
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THE WEEK on MSN
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The Great Asian American Novel, if I had to pick only one. How does this book, set in San Francisco's Chinatown, manage to fit into its pages so much of Asian American history, and of love and life ...
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Asian American organizations host joint Lunar New Year celebration with food and games
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The Daily Northwestern
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Multiple student organizations collaborated to host a Lunar New Year celebration Saturday with food, musical entertainment and traditional games. The event — hosted by the Chinese Students Association ...
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We need visibility of Asian stories that encompass: in theme, genre, and the term Asian itself. True progress requires traditional decision makers to prioritize the reach of diverse creators to wider ...
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