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The journalist spent three years in prison but teams up with dissident Vicky Xu for gags about bad food, weight loss and giving Xi Jinping a hug
Cheng Lei, the journalist who was , has offered to “reciprocate the hospitality” when the country’s premier, Li Qiang, visits Australia later this week.
Making her comedy debut in a one-off show in Melbourne with Vicky Xu – a writer and well-known Chinese dissident – Cheng joked that the premier had “got the dates wrong” and would miss their performance.

President expands adversary's U.S. footprint for international flights We’re told that the House Oversight Committee’s “government-wide investigation into the Chinese Communist Party’s ongoing efforts ...

The United States no longer towers over the Asia-Pacific, dictating terms to its allies. Instead, it’s offering to be a teammate and share responsibilities.

The Group of 7 gathers major industrialized countries, but its leaders are politically weak and Ukraine and Gaza remain unsolved.

In Washington D.C., maritime defeatism is rife. But with Asian shipyards making big moves to buy into U.S. shipyards, the doom and gloom is increasingly hard to justify.

Pan Asian Repertory Theatre's NUWORKS 2024 will showcase diverse voices and innovative performances this month. Learn how to purchase tickets.

ABC News interviewed Raja Krishnamoorthi, Shri Thanedar, and Pramila Jayapal to discuss the need for Indian American representation in government.

Kennedy, a military wife, is the first Asian American woman to become Miss Maryland. She's also the first transgender woman to win the title, in the 10 years since transgender women were first allowed ...

A new book looks at how the pandemic highlighted issues with the supply chain and how precarious things still are
We seem to live in a time of magic, when a slight movement of our fingers can get us anything we ever wanted on our doorstep. A toaster? Yours tomorrow. Cat food? It will be here by Thursday. The process from click to door is so easy, it doesn’t require a second thought.
In his book, How the World Ran Out of Everything, New York Times journalist Peter Goodman is out to change that. With the amount of exploitation in the supply chain, the ease of such transactions is not magic – it’s more magical thinking.

Brian Fox is a software developer innovator and entrepreneur most prominently known for his role as CTO and Co-Founder of Sonatype, Inc.

They look like simple fishing boats but are capable of swarming in huge numbers to help Beijing stake its territorial claims in the South China Sea
Chinese fishing boats started swarming the Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea in mid May. Some had already been drifting around the picturesque reef in the Philippines exclusive economic zone for some time.
However, the Chinese boats were not regular fishing vessels, and they weren’t there to fish. They were there to counter a Philippine aid flotilla aiming to deliver supplies to fishers near the disputed shoal. In the end, the aid flotilla turned back before it reached the shoal.

Within the Chinese house church network, pastors are routinely called in by police for “tea time” and are warned against preaching the gospel. Many consider it the norm to undergo home surveillance, ...