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FROM BING
Posted on 09/07/2025

Many Asian American students, researchers, and parents are searching for answers amid the Trump administration’s ongoing crackdown on diversity, equity, and inclusion in higher education.

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 09/07/2025

Strait is considered an international waterway by countries including the US, Canada, Britain and Taiwan
Australian and Canadian warships sailing through the sensitive Taiwan Strait have been followed and warned by China’s military, with Beijing describing the incident as a provocation.
The People’s Liberation Army’s Eastern Theatre Command said the Australian guided-missile destroyer Brisbane and the Canadian frigate Ville de Quebec were engaged in “trouble-making and provocation”.

FROM NEW YORK TIMES
Posted on 09/06/2025

The unraveling of relations between the United States and India has convinced many Indian officials that the country should return to its difficult balancing act of nonalignment.

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 09/06/2025

Alliance of global autocrats has been accelerated by Donald Trump’s use of political and economic pressure against friends and foes alike
Waving beatifically over the crowd of 50,000 spectators assembled in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square on Wednesday, Xi Jinping exuded an aura of confidence that many leaders in the west could only envy. To his left stood North Korea’s Kim Jong-un, the supreme leader of an increasingly strident hermit kingdom. To his right was the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, Xi’s “old friend” and China’s biggest ally in opposing the US-led world order. The last time that the leaders of these three countries were together in public was at the height of the cold war.
“Humanity once again faces the choice between peace or war, dialogue or confrontation,” the Chinese president told the gathered crowds. His insistence that China would “adhere to the path of peaceful development” was punctured somewhat by the country’s biggest ever military parade that marched through the square beneath his rostrum atop the Gate of Heavenly Peace, the entrance to the Forbidden City that has – on and off – been the seat of Chinese power since the 15th century.

FROM THE MORNING CALL ON MSN
Posted on 09/06/2025

Sens. Dave McCormick and John Fetterman say an unequal regulatory landscape between the U.S. and China could expose American financial markets and consumer data to firms backed by the Chinese

FROM NDTV ON MSN
Posted on 09/05/2025

Over a recent two-year period, the Pentagon funded hundreds of projects done in collaboration with universities in China and institutes linked to that nation's defense industry.

FROM BING
Posted on 09/05/2025

As San Francisco searches for a permanent police chief, many AAPI residents said they hope that the next chief would have a deep understanding of thecommunity's concerns about safety.

FROM SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE ON MSN
Posted on 09/05/2025

As San Francisco searches for a permanent police chief, many AAPI residents said they hope that the next chief would have a deep understanding of thecommunity's concerns about safety.

FROM BING
Posted on 09/05/2025

Chengxuan Han, a Chinese citizen and Ph.D. student at Huazhong University of Science and Technology in Wuhan, was arrested and charged with smuggling goods into the U.S. and making false statements, ...

FROM BING
Posted on 09/05/2025

Chinese hackers appear to have pulled off their most ambitious assault yet on American privacy and intellectual property. A sweeping, years-long campaign called Salt Typhoon reportedly reached into ...

FROM BING
Posted on 09/05/2025

Chinese hackers appear to have pulled off their most ambitious assault yet on American privacy and intellectual property. A sweeping, years-long campaign called Salt Typhoon reportedly reached into ...

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 09/05/2025

Russian leader was caught musing about immortality with Xi Jinping but his fascination with long life is nothing new
It was the stuff of Bond villains. Two ageing autocrats, their younger ally in tow, ambled down a red-carpeted ramp before a military parade in Beijing when a hot mic picked up a question that seemed to be on their minds: how long could they keep going – and, between the lines, might science allow them to rule for ever?
With advances in technology, Russia’s Vladimir Putin assured Xi Jinping via his translator that “human organs can be constantly transplanted, to the extent that people can get younger, perhaps even immortal”.

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