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The rear-end collision happened in the Chinese capital, which has been hit by snow storms in recent days
An evening rush-hour accident on the Beijing metro left 102 people with fractures after a rear-end collision on an above-ground section of tracks, state media said.
The Chinese capital – where such incidents are rare – has been , affecting operating conditions and resulting in transport delays across the city.
We—the faculty and students of the Asian and Asian American studies program—are hurting. We are saddened, angry, mourning, and processing the campus shooting on December 6, 2023 that took the lives of ...
We—the faculty and students of the Asian and Asian American studies program—are hurting. We are saddened, angry, mourning, and processing the campus shooting on December 6, 2023 that took the lives of ...
A measure identifying seven “countries of concern” has frustrated University of Florida professors, who are unsure whether they can offer research positions to students from China and other nations.
A controversial Chinese official who has praised the CCP and denied mistreatment of Uyghurs in China has met once again with leaders at a top U.S. university.
China's leader Xi Jinping said Friday that Chinese modernisation will benefit US firms, state media reported.
New York’s Chop Suey Club is helping us celebrate the culture as we see it rather than through the white gaze.
US and UK criticise move while one of the five decries ‘transnational repression harassment tactics’
Hong Kong police have offered million-dollar bounties for information leading to the arrest of five overseas-based activists, as part of a crackdown on dissent under a China-imposed national security law.
The move, which adds to a list of deemed fugitives by authorities in July, triggered criticism from the US and UK governments.
Chinese-owned e-commerce firm reignites acrimonious legal battle and alleges Shein ‘bullied and intimidated’ suppliers
The Chinese-owned online marketplace Temu has sued its rival Shein, alleging that the fast fashion giant “bullied, intimidated, and even detained” suppliers in China as part of a campaign of “mafia-style intimidation”.
Reigniting an acrimonious legal battle, Temu accused Shein of trying to “illegally interfere” with its business and going so far as to confiscate merchants’ cellphones during meetings to obtain access to confidential information.
A man who had been out on parole for the killing of his mother has pleaded guilty in the anti-Asian assault on a Filipino American woman in New York, AM New York reported. Brandon Elliot had spent two ...
New York’s Chop Suey Club is helping us celebrate the culture as we see it rather than through the white gaze.
You instantly get the sense of a modern Asian American sensibility in the form of jade jewelry you’d wear at a rave, art inspired by the acclaimed director Wong Kar-wai, and a Mahjong Rubiks Cube. “I ...