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A Pew Research Center survey of more than 7,000 Asian Americans found most see their ancestral homelands favorably -- except for Chinese Americans.

A Pew Research Center survey of more than 7,000 Asian Americans found most see their ancestral homelands favorably -- except for Chinese Americans.

A Pew Research Center survey of more than 7,000 Asian Americans found most see their ancestral homelands favorably -- except for Chinese Americans.

Chief executive, who is under US sanctions over role implementing city’s national security law, will not be invited to November event
The United States will not invite Hong Kong’s chief executive, who faces US sanctions, to visit San Francisco during November’s Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit.
John Lee, Hong Kong’s top official, was placed under US sanctions in 2020 because of his role in implementing what Washington deems a “draconian” national security law when he was the city’s security secretary.

Rep. Stephanie Bice (R-OK) introduced the Stop China’s Continuous Purchase of Land Act, which would take a state-focused approach to stop countries like China and Russia from purchasing land in ...

A global race to harness the power of atoms for navigation, computing and encryption is pitting concerns over protectionism against the spirit of cooperation.

Its not-so-subtle reference to ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ is much more than a mere dig.

Owner gives parliamentary inquiry no reason for fall over three years but says China’s government could not conduct surveillance on app
WeChat has said its user numbers in Australia have declined almost 30% in the past three years, amid questions being raised about foreign interference on the app.
Tencent-owned WeChat told a parliamentary committee examining foreign interference on social media that as of July 2023, the communications app favoured by Australia’s Chinese diaspora community had fewer than 500,000 daily active users in Australia. The company told the committee in 2020 that its user base was 690,000.

Share with friendsChinese immigrants are taking the dangerous journey to the US for a better life, flying from China to Ecuador, crossing the rainforest on foot, and then traveling through Mexico by ...

Schools and businesses closed, trees uprooted and power lines disrupted as storm blows in
Typhoon Doksuri swept into China’s south-eastern Fujian province on Friday, bringing heavy rain and violent gusts of wind that shook power lines, uprooted trees and forced factories and shopping centres to shut.
The second strongest typhoon to land in Fujian after the deadly Typhoon Meranti in 2016 also forced the closure of schools and the evacuation of workers from offshore oil and gas fields, state media reported. There were no immediate reports of injuries or fatalities.

and a hardened infrastructure if we hope to guard against the CCP’s deliberate efforts to advance Chinese surveillance and control. The CCP is intent on bending the international order to its will.