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FROM NEW YORK TIMES
Posted on 11/22/2025

Facing reprisals from Beijing for a remark over Taiwan, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi must walk a fine line to prevent escalating the dispute without looking weak at home.

FROM NEW YORK TIMES
Posted on 11/21/2025

As some lawmakers press U.S. universities to curtail ties with China, a postdoctoral student’s prosecution raises questions about how big the danger actually is.

FROM BING
Posted on 11/21/2025

The best Asian-American actors of all time include actors like George Takei and Pat Morita. Asian-American actors have had a tremendous impact on the film industry. Watch the video above to see some ...

FROM JACKSONVILLE DAILY RECORD
Posted on 11/21/2025

Owner Lily Grabb cited remote-work policies and parking difficulties among causes for the restaurant’s failure.

FROM BING
Posted on 11/20/2025

On Oct. 10, book lovers filled Distler Performance Hall for “An Evening With R.F. Kuang,” hosted by Tufts’ Asian American Center. There, the award-winning author spoke about world-building in her ...

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 11/20/2025

Senior Security Service officers told Commons speaker in private meeting they can tackle espionage risks
MI5 officers told the House of Commons speaker at a private meeting that they can tackle the risks of a in London, opening the door to its approval.
The Guardian understands that in a meeting held with Lindsay Hoyle in the summer, senior figures from the Security Service indicated they were “very relaxed” about the prospect of a 20,000 sq metre embassy being constructed at Royal Mint Court near Tower Bridge.

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 11/20/2025

The story has sparked debates about cryogenics and fidelity. But it also tells us something deeper about our responses to loss
One of the last remaining fun things about the internet is getting to pass judgment on the goings-on in households that you would never hear about otherwise. On Reddit, for instance, there is a whole thriving sub for just this purpose called Am I the Asshole?, where people describe conflicts from their lives and ask strangers to adjudicate on them.
This week, threw up a particularly juicy piece of other people’s business that has been sparking debates on Chinese social media. It starts in 2017, when Gui Junmin decided to cryogenically freeze his wife, Zhan Wenlian, after she died of lung cancer. She was the first person in China to undergo this procedure, which was paid for by a science research institute in Jinan, east China, that agreed with Gui to preserve his wife’s body for 30 years. Zhan herself consented to the process before she passed away.
Imogen West-Knights is a writer and journalist
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FROM WPIX NEW YORK CITY, NY ON MSN
Posted on 11/20/2025

The Coalition for Asian American Children and Families is the nation's only Pan-Asian children and families advocacy organization, advocating for equity within the APPI community. PIX11's Hazel ...

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 11/20/2025

Alleged trafficker Zhi Dong Zhang escaped via a tunnel in Mexico before flying to Cuba and reportedly Russia but now finds himself on trial in a Brooklyn courtroom

Like so many , it involved a tunnel.
One night in July, in the Mexico City neighbourhood where he was under house arrest, Zhi Dong Zhang snuck through a hole into the property nextdoor and escaped from under the noses of the soldiers guarding him.

FROM NEW YORK TIMES
Posted on 11/20/2025

A court in the Philippines convicted Alice Guo for trafficking people to a compound that officials have linked to online scams and organized crime.

FROM BING
Posted on 11/20/2025

Employees allege TD “intentionally targeted and disproportionately impacted the bank’s Chinese and Chinese American employees” in the wake of its AML scandal.

FROM BING
Posted on 11/20/2025

Spectrum donated $1,000 to Asian American Cohesion, a nonprofit that provides safety patrol services in Flushing, to be used for new patrol equipment.

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