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While Asian cuisines have significantly enriched American food culture, some dishes we think of as "traditional" actually have surprising American roots. Beyond just being delicious, these ...

We've had mass waves of Chinese terrorists storming military installations with cameras. So look, it's a desperate threat,' says the chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee ...

Several vehicles plummeted from the crossing, part of which collapsed, in the southern city of Guangzhou, the authorities said.

Shortly after 8am, about a dozen Chinese migrants rush out the doors of Mansion del Darien, a rundown hotel a few blocks from Colombia’s Caribbean coast, and pile into three tuk-tuks waiting on the ...

A bipartisan House delegation said the United States would stand by the island in the face of pressure from China, drawing connections between Taiwan’s cause and Ukraine’s.

High-risk, high-cost mega-infrastructure projects like those backed by Belt and Road Initiative decline in popularity Developments now seen to come from sectors like electric vehicles, which have ...

Chinese asylum seekers are entering the US via a dangerous route through Latin America. 101 East investigates.

It aimed to eradicate remnants of capitalism, religion and traditional elements from Chinese society through oppressive laws ... She said her eyes were first opened to the evils of communism when an ...

Carbon intensity of the country’s economy remains high, despite rapid improvements in clean energy output
China is off track on all of its core 2025 climate targets, despite the fact that clean energy is now the biggest driver of the country’s economic growth, analysis has found.
After years of extraordinarily rapid growth, China is now grappling with a slowdown that is causing ripples internally and internationally. The government has supercharged the growth of the renewable energy industry but it has simultaneously poured stimulus funds into construction and manufacturing, and continues to approve coal power.

A man who “viciously and repeatedly” assaulted a 65-year-old Asian woman in New York City in 2021 has been sentenced to 15 years in state prison for the hate crime attack, the Manhattan District ...

Expense and challenge of balancing work and family life key factors in declining birthrate and shrinking population
China is one of the most expensive places in the world to raise a child, outstripping the US and Japan in relative terms, a prominent Chinese thinktank has said.
A report released on Wednesday by the Beijing-based YuWa Population Research Institute found that the average cost of raising a child in China until the age of 18 is 538,000 yuan (£59,275) – more than 6.3 times as high as its GDP per capita, compared with 4.11 times in the US or 4.26 times in Japan.

The trove shows how Chinese security services promote rivalry between private hacking companies, spurring them to target foreign governments and institutions.