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A towering fence and a recently installed giant gateway now all but obscure the school where Tim Walz spent a year teaching English on the cusp of China’s economic boom.
Despite the relatively small numbers of Chinese immigrants, rhetoric focused on the effects of a Chinese “invasion” as well as a global narrative of a “yellow peril” that could result in Western ...
Despite the relatively small numbers of Chinese immigrants, rhetoric focused on the effects of a Chinese “invasion” as well as a global narrative of a “yellow peril” that could result in Western ...
Kamala Harris’ vice-presidential pick taught in the country and has a history of supporting human rights in places considered sensitive by Beijing
In November 2016, the Democrats were in disarray. Donald Trump had just been declared the winner of the US presidential election, and congresspeople and staffers alike were panicking about the future of American democracy – and their own jobs. It was a tricky time to organise an event about Hong Kong, a Chinese city that few people in the Capitol had given much thought to .
For a while, it seemed that no one from Congress would turn up to meet Joshua Wong, the who was flying to Washington for a briefing organised by the Congressional-Executive Commission on China (CECC), a government agency.
The leading mayoral candidates are racing to hire influential activists in the city’s large Chinese community and looking for every opportunity to reach Chinese-speaking voters.
Korean cheerleading Film ‘Victory’ sets North American, Asian theatrical releases following NYAFF opening slot.
The recently established U.S.-China Financial Working Group is set to meet for discussions about financial stability and curbing the flow of fentanyl.
Police said thieves are targeting the homes of Asian-American business owners in Shelton. Cash, jewelry and purses were stolen in July from a home in the city’s Huntington section. “It appears, based ...
Former governor speaks out after appeal court upholds convictions of seven activists over 2019 protest
Chris Patten, the former governor of Hong Kong, has decried as “unjust” a decision by the Chinese city’s top court to of Jimmy Lai and other prominent pro-democracy activists for participating in a peaceful protest in 2019.
On Monday, Hong Kong’s court of final appeal unanimously agreed to uphold the convictions of seven activists who participated in an in which 1.7 million people – roughly a quarter of Hong Kong’s population – took to the streets to oppose Beijing’s tightening grip on the city.
Unless you know how to speak Chinese and know where the chef comes from, you probably won't get the best out your favorite Chinese restaurant in the U .S.
Media tycoon and six others had been found guilty of taking part in unauthorised assembly in one of year’s biggest demonstrations in city
Hong Kong’s top court on Monday unanimously dismissed the bid to overturn the convictions of media mogul Jimmy Lai and six other pro-democracy campaigners for an unauthorised assembly in 2019.
Lai, 76, the , and six others including veteran democracy campaigner Martin Lee, had been found guilty of organising and participating in an unauthorised assembly in August 2019 during months-long pro-democracy protests in the China-ruled city.
More than 200 civilian settlers on a contested island in the South China Sea find themselves on the frontier of a possible conflict with China.