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Dive into the vibrant world of AAPI cinema with our thoughtfully curated roundup of movies. In the mix, you'll find classics to contemporary masterpieces that showcase the rich diversity, heritage, ...

Philadelphia] … is known as the cradle of American liberty,” wrote George Franklin in 1920. “So it was quite in keeping with the tradition of this city to have given a stirring welcome to the Indian ...

Asian American Pacific Islander month ushers in a wealth of cultural options including an AAPI improv showcase, restaurant specials, paper-cutting classes and dance. We rounded up of some of the most ...

China’s one-child policy was implemented in 1980, restricting families to one child per couple in an effort to curb the country’s population growth rate. Until it officially ended on Jan. 1, 2016, ...

In October they plan to have a fall program at the Asian Arts Initiative to coincide with Filipino American History Month. The program is for ages k-8 and will teach language, history, and movement ...

Warm welcome for Chinese president contrasts with rest of EU, with up to 18 cooperation agreements expected
Hungary has rolled out the red carpet for Xi Jinping in a show of warmth that contrasts with wariness in the rest of the EU about China’s stance on trade, global politics and human rights.
On the third and final stop of his in five years, Xi was given a ceremonial welcome by Hungary’s president, Tamás Sulyok, at Buda Castle, in Budapest, before talks with Viktor Orbán. The Hungarian prime minister, the EU’s longest-serving leader, has sought to deepen ties with Beijing and blocked EU motions criticising China’s human rights abuses.

A++ is an all-Asian American improv indie team that's been around since 2019. They formed after member Grant Chang saw an Asian American troupe in New York. Their introduction at their shows is a ...

A new study by the Asian American Foundation called out America’s attitudes towards Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders. The study highlighted issues that are still being faced ...

A California man has been sentenced to a year in prison for driving through a crowded crosswalk of peaceful demonstrators while shouting racial slurs during a "Stop Asian Hate" rally in 2021, the ...

The Biden-Harris administration advances equity for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities.

In a crisis of her own making, Qu Jing also threatened Baidu staff who dared to question her management style
The head of public relations at China’s biggest search engine, Baidu, has apologised after creating her own PR crisis with a series of videos glorifying the country’s work-till-you-drop culture.
Qu Jing, who is also vice-president at the company, said she would not take responsibility for her staff’s wellbeing “as I’m not your mother” in the videos posted over the May bank holiday on Douyin, the most popular short-video app in China. In another she said: “If you work in public relations, don’t expect weekends off.”