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U.S. Rep. Virginia Foxx has vowed to “do everything possible to quash Chinese influence in our nation’s schools.” ...

Ukrainian churches and community organizations brought as many as 20,000 refugees to Sacramento since last March.

Ukrainian churches and community organizations brought as many as 20,000 refugees to Sacramento since last March.

President Biden’s executive order restricting investments by U.S. firms in some Chinese technology sectors over national security concerns threatens to cause problems for investors with existing deals ...

On the 35th anniversary of the Civil Liberties Act of 1988, CA Attorney General Rob Bonta called on communities to stand together against anti-Asian hate and racism.

The annual family-friendly event celebrates Chinese American culture with hours of live entertainment, delicious Chinese food, authentic arts and crafts, and much more. Photos from the event in ...

At Utah fundraiser, US president says China’s employment and workforce issues pose a risk, because ‘when bad folks have problems, they do bad things’
Joe Biden has called China a “ticking time bomb in many cases” because of its economic challenges, saying the country was in trouble because of weak growth.
The US president pointed to the country’s high unemployment and ageing workforce, saying: “China is in trouble.”

Up to 43.5% of Australia’s barley went to Saudi market during trade dispute with China but it could be wiped out now trade has resumed
The Australian barley trade is expected to shift back to China from the surging Saudi Arabian market after the that wiped out nearly $1bn a year in exports.
China slapped in 2020 after a dispute with the Morrison government, forcing Australian growers to find new markets.

Barely a day goes by without a new sign of strain in government ties between the U.S. and China. A popular dragon boat festival now in its 31st year organized by a Hong Kong group in New York this ...

On the 35th anniversary of the Civil Liberties Act of 1988, CA Attorney General Rob Bonta called on communities to stand together against anti-Asian hate and racism.

Gestures from Beijing should not be mistaken for a substantive shift in position. But they should not be ignored either

Straddles are, by their nature, uncomfortable positions to maintain. So it isn’t surprising that China’s attempt to hold together on the war in Ukraine – maintaining its “no limits” partnership with Russia, without damaging its relationship with western nations and its too greatly – has proved awkward.
Attention increased when its special envoy for Eurasian affairs, Li Hui, last weekend, having avoided similar talks in Copenhagen earlier this summer. European officials China’s involvement as “active” and said that it “appeared constructive”. The verb may be as important as the adjective: China is manoeuvring around the conflict, not fundamentally repositioning itself.

An illegal Chinese bio lab was operating secretly in California while dealing with infectious diseases. Naturally, the biggest concern legacy media has is “misinformation.” ...