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Community members gathered at Harris Hall to hear Asian American Studies Program students showcase their theses and capstone projects at the annual senior symposium Monday. A panel of four seniors ...
President Biden has been playing into China’s hands with his electric vehicle mandates. A tariff won’t fix the problem. But a ban just might.
Bim Afolami’s comments distance British government from protectionist moves by US
The UK cannot afford to give the “cold shoulder” to China, the City minister said on Monday, in comments that will distance the British government from the Biden administration’s protectionist crackdown.
Addressing financial services bosses at the City Week conference in London’s Guildhall, Bim Afolami said it was “crucial” to engage with strategic competitors such as Beijing, and that the UK risked losing control of its economic future if it failed to find common ground.
As one student speaker put it, “Ignorance is a darkness which touches each of us negatively. And education is the light that can lead us out.
A.I.-manipulated videos on Chinese sites use young, supposedly Russian women to promote China-Russia ties, stoke patriotism — and make money.
The contrasting strategies involve risks for both sides as they approach what some analysts say is an inevitable fight for the U.S. car market.
The contrasting strategies involve risks for both sides as they approach what some analysts say is an inevitable fight for the U.S. car market.
The Chinese American Youth Scholarship Program has announced its 2024 scholarship winners. Five judges evaluated applicants based on academic achievements, community involvement, and leadership skills ...
The MAG also revealed its latest wall mural, painted by an Indian artist. It’s the first time in the gallery’s history that a non-American artist has painted a mural for it. May is Asian and Pacific ...
Wilmar Suan was pursuing a career as a certified public accountant (CPA) when his wife, Flormina, accepted a nursing job in Detroit, leading to the couple moving from the Philippines to the United ...
President Lai Ching-te has pledged to stay on his predecessor’s narrow path of resisting Beijing without provoking it. It won’t be easy.
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