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Amid the intelligence-agency fomented furor over supposed Chinese interference in Canadian elections, the Canadian state has intensified its efforts to compel the country’s universities to cease ...

By Damakant Jayshi and Shereen Siewert Members of the Asian American community in Wausau are demanding a public apology and other concessions from school ...

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — A Las Vegas man accused of attacking an elderly Asian American man will be tried on hate crime-related charges, Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson announced on Friday.

Retired state Supreme Court Judge George Grasso was in Flushing on June 15 where he received endorsements in his campaign for Queens district attorney from ...

Even as Beijing prepares for a visit by the secretary of state, China’s leader has made clear his expectations of more hostile superpower competition.

Critics say the White House is allowing China to pressure it into making concessions in order to revive diplomacy.

Republican senators are pushing for President Biden to explain why a Chinese spy balloon was allowed to float across the U.S. earlier this year before being shot down.

The move is emblematic of the deepening U.S.-India relationship, and the importance of the Indian American community.

‘Dragon boat water’ is breaking records in Guangxi region, as air conditioner use in Xinjiang puts strain on grid
Many people in China have experienced a variety of weather extremes in recent days. Parts of southern and eastern China experienced prolonged periods of torrential rainfall, as the summer rains known as “dragon boat water” got off to a remarkable start.
The city of Yulin in the Guangxi region experienced 35 hours of non-stop rain on 8-9 June, while the nearby city of Beihai was flooded after 614.7mm of rainfall over 24 hours in the same period. This is approximately a third of the city’s average yearly precipitation, and a June record for the Guangxi region. It is in stark contrast to May, when Guangxi experienced its lowest rainfall in 60 years.

Nancy Wang Yuen is a fascinating sociologist, cultural critic, and DEI expert and consultant. She is the author of 'Reel Inequality: Hollywood Actors and Racism' ...

Urgent meeting called for this weekend after allegations raised against the senator in parliament. This blog is now closed
Independent Senator Lidia Thorpe says “at this stage” she will be voting no on the government’s bill for a referendum on the Indigenous voice to parliament.
She’s told ABC Radio her position on the voice is:
At this stage, I’ll be voting no to the bill that is before us to change the constitution, given the government have not come forward with proof on what their interpretation of sovereignty is.
I know that for months now that they continue to say that this does not affect the sovereignty of First Nations people in this country, however, they’ve never provided any evidence.