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Chinese battery manufacturer Gotion Inc. is suing the township ... vice president of Gotion's North American operations, said in a statement. “We’re unable to comment further since this is now an ...

TikTok's parent company is ByteDance Ltd., of which 60% is owned by global investors, 20% by its Chinese co-founders and 20% by employees, TikTok said ...

The House of Representatives last week delivered a clear ultimatum to Chinese technology giant ByteDance: Sell TikTok to American owners or see it removed from U.S. app stores. This bold, bipartisan ...

Katie Gee Salisbury was a 19-year-old intern at Los Angeles’ Chinese American Museum when she first heard of film star and TV actress Anna May Wong. “I was totally taken aback that there could have ...

Some artists have taken their work to Brussels, saying they no longer feel safe, yet the art market back home continues to boom
From a rocky perch a larger-than-life rendition of a female protester, clad in a hard hat and a gas mask, gazes over a city in turmoil. Known as Lady Liberty Hong Kong, the statue was hauled to the top of Lion Rock during the 2019 pro-democracy protests. It was meant to be her final resting place. But now all that remains of that intention is photographs. The statue was destroyed by unknown assailants the day after it was hauled up the peak, a landmark said to represent the resilient spirit of Hongkongers.
A photograph of Lady Liberty’s brief installation is one of several images relating to Hong Kong to be displayed in The Forbidden Art, an exhibition that opens on Monday in Brussels. Staged outside the EU parliament building, it aims to present a “fervent defence of artistic freedom as a fundamental human right”.

The first case tried under Australia’s foreign interference laws has raised tough questions about the breadth of the regulations.

Community leaders say the presence of the many Asian candidates on the ballot speaks to the heightened importance of the Asian American electorate.

Republican Sen. Mike Rounds tells CNN’s Dana Bash that TikTok has “national defense complications for us” and that it would be better to have “American ownership on that particular platform.” ...

Chinese oil major CNOOC is sending a group of senior executives to Angola for talks on oil exploration opportunities, the Angolan oil and gas ministry said on Sunday.

Shadow home affairs spokesperson James Paterson labels social media platform a ‘bad faith actor’
The shadow home affairs spokesperson has labelled TikTok a “bad faith actor” and a “serious threat” to Australia’s national security, urging the Albanese government to follow the United States in its crackdown on the video-sharing app.The Liberal senator James Paterson said he was not advocating for a total ban on the popular app but wants Australia to emulate the United States in its bid to force the Chinese tech company that owns TikTok to divest its business in the US.
Paterson told ABC’s Insiders on Sunday he hoped changes to the app’s ownership structure would being harvested by the Chinese government and prevent its influence in spreading disinformation.

White House and other federal officials advancing efforts to provide educational equity and opportunities for Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders, visited UMass ...

No-No Boy, a musical project spun from Julian Saporiti's Ph.D. research into Asian-American music, history and culture, will be featured at UA.