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FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- Asian American studies is expanding at Fresno State. For years, Fresno State has had a minor and certificates in Asian American Studies. Associate Professor Jenny Banh, says ...

An official in Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass’ administration is the son of a Chinatown powerbroker and Democratic donor who has praised the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and works with foreign ...

The growing need for healthcare workers in western Maryland has brought an active nonprofit to the forefront in filling vacant jobs at hospitals and medical clinics. The Asian American Center of ...

NBC News' Vicky Nguyen sat down for a makeup session with Daniel Martin to discuss his trailblazing journey as a Vietnamese-American in the beauty industry. The two talk about his beauty tips, growing ...

A watchdog group is challenging the tax-exempt status of a nonprofit that’s raked in cash from Chinese government-linked sources. The Center to Advance Security in America (CASA) filed a complaint ...

The Justice Department is making a push to disrupt the schemes, which use social media to find buyers for risky stocks.

CSRI finds China and Russia may be coordinating ‘grey zone’ tactics against vulnerable western infrastructure
China and Russia are stepping up sabotage operations targeting undersea cables and the UK is unprepared to meet the mounting threat, according to new analysis.
A report by the China Strategic Risks Institute (CSRI) analysed 12 incidents in which national authorities had investigated alleged undersea cable sabotage between January 2021 and April 2025. Of the 10 cases in which a suspect vessel was identified, eight were directly linked to China or Russia through flag-state registration or company ownership.

Lowy Institute report shows trust in the US has tumbled to lowest level since thinktank began polling

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A majority of Australians expect China will be the most powerful country in the world by 2035 as trust in the US tumbles, new research has found.
Just over one in three Australians (36%) trusted the US to act responsibly on the world stage, representing a 20-point fall from 2024 and the smallest proportion since the Lowy Institute began polling in 2005.

Some firms are skirting Trump tariffs through fake labels, shady routes and risky loopholes
If you put up a barrier, people will find a way around it. So its not shocking to read recent news stories about how some are trying to around – particularly from .
They’re shipping goods through third countries, rather than directly from China, using to skirt minimum quantity amounts, colluding with suppliers to falsify country-of-origin labels, undervaluing goods, or “assembling” products out of China where tariffs are lower. They’re creating shell companies in more tariff-friendly countries and even going so far as forging certificates of origin (thanks ChatGPT!) and otherwise falsifying shipping documentation in collusion with, or independently from, their suppliers.

Exclusive: Restrictions to be reviewed as embassy official says ‘UK-China relations are showing a positive momentum’
is considering lifting the sanctions it imposed on UK parliamentarians in 2021 in the latest sign of warming relations between London and Beijing.
The Chinese government is reviewing the sanctions, which it , in response to what it called “lies and disinformation” about human rights abuses in Xinjiang, according to two UK government sources familiar with the conversations.

A fleet of Chinese warships remains stationed in the Pacific Ocean in response to the presence of the U.S. Nimitz aircraft carrier and the next-generation multi-mission destroyer Michael Monsoor ...

Critics see echoes of authoritarianism, a break from the US’s usual restraint on military display
To , the inspiration is the pomp and pageantry of Bastille Day, France’s annual celebration of the 1789 revolution.
For his critics, it is redolent of the authoritarian militarism proudly projected by autocracies such as Russia, China and North Korea.