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The Venture Center has launched AAPI Achieve, a new professional mentorship program designed to empower members of the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community in Arkansas. Applications ...

Upon discovering the character Bruce from Netflix’s “The Brothers Sun,” actor and content creator Sam Song Li felt a deep connection to the role that echoed his own life. Born in Guangzhou, China, and ...

A recent report from U.S. security groups revealed that Chinese hacking groups had maintained access to U.S. infrastructure systems for at least five years before being discovered. The hackers’ goal ...

The Philippines will be among a host of nations represented at Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, with Nikko Remigio part of the star-studded Kansas City Chiefs line-up.

This year’s Africa Cup of Nations, like several previous editions, played out in Chinese-built arenas. It will end with familiar questions about their legacy.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Right now across Central Florida, thousands of people are celebrating the Lunar New Year. It’s one of the biggest holidays for the people of Asia and the most celebrated on the ...

China ‘threatens relatives in Tibet’ to exert control over activists in exile, with greater transnational repression at Tibetan new year
Thousands of Tibetans around the world have been subjected to spying, blackmail and threats against family members still living in Tibet, according to a new report.
The Chinese government’s continue to be documented, but the by the Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD) is the first to investigate the widespread targeting of exiles in countries including the US, India, France, Australia and Canada, researchers say.

Chemicals producer says audits revealed no wrongdoing but recent media reports crossed red line
The German chemicals producer BASF has said it will withdraw from its two joint ventures in Xinjiang, after media reports about alleged human rights abuses relating to its partner company, which BASF’s CEO said crossed a red line.
In a statement on Friday, BASF said that while “regular due diligence measures including internal and external audits have not found any evidence of human rights violations in the two joint ventures”, the recent reports “indicate activities inconsistent with BASF’s values”.

As Chinese automakers look to circumvent tariffs by assembling vehicles in Mexico, Biden considers new rules to protect American data ...