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FROM BING
Posted on 03/20/2023

The dominant narrative out there in Boston Public Schools, as well as many other places, is that Asian students are doing fine,” said former BPS teacher Go Sasaki, who spearheaded the study, along ...

FROM BING
Posted on 03/20/2023

Oh, and do it in May, which happens to be Asian Pacific American Heritage Month and Oregon Wine Month. “I thought that was such a wonderful idea,” said Cho, cofounder and CEO of Cho Wines. “And then I ...

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 03/20/2023

Exclusive: 15-metre-long work made up of 650,000 Lego bricks to form part of artist’s biggest UK show in eight years
Claude Monet’s monumental triptych Water Lilies 1914 -26, which depicts nature’s tranquil beauty as part of the French impressionist’s world-famous series, will take on new meaning in a giant recreation by artist and activist Ai Weiwei in his new London exhibition.
Monet’s brushstrokes in his water and reflection landscapes are replaced by about 650,000 studs of Lego bricks, in 22 vivid colours, in the 15-metre-long work at the centre of Weiwei’s biggest UK show in eight years, opening next month.

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 03/20/2023

Rebel alliance Coalition of Patriots for Change denies responsibility after mayor accuses them of attack
China’s embassy in the Central African Republic has urged its citizens to avoid travelling outside the capital, Bangui, after nine Chinese nationals were killed in an attack by militants at a goldmine outside the city.
The embassy said in a statement on Sunday there had been many “vicious” security incidents against workers of foreign mining enterprises in the area, and Chinese citizens still outside Bangui were requested to evacuate immediately.

FROM NEW YORK TIMES
Posted on 03/20/2023

India and South Africa are among the nations that have not criticized Russia for invading Ukraine. Some others have supplied military aid.

FROM BING
Posted on 03/20/2023

We spoke with the stars of the upcoming Netflix series "Beef" at the show's premiere during SXSW.

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 03/20/2023

Ma Ying-jeou’s tour is first since end of civil war and comes amid intensifying efforts by China to subsume Taiwan
Taiwan’s former president Ma Ying-jeou will visit China this month in the first visit by a current or former leader since the defeated Nationalist Chinese government fled to the island at the end of the civil war in 1949.
The high-profile visit has been presented by Ma and his party, the opposition Kuomintang (KMT), as a chance to boost friendly cross-strait exchanges at a time of extreme disconnection, which has been driven by and exacerbated by the pandemic. However, it is also likely to between the KMT and ruling Democratic Progressive party (DPP) over relations with China.

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 03/20/2023

Vladimir Putin will provide Xi Jinping with 'clarifications' on Russia's point of view on the Ukraine conflict during the Chinese leader's state visit to Russia, the Kremlin has said. 
During a call with reporters, the Kremlin spokesperson, Dmitry Peskov, said the two presidents would discuss themes in the peace plan for Ukraine proposed by China.
This is China’s president first visit to Russia for four years and will last three days.

FROM BING
Posted on 03/20/2023

Dakila begins their debut album with a call-to-arms for the young Filipinos, Latinos, Black kids they rubbed shoulders with as teenagers living in the Mission. “We are all brothers and sisters / Let’s ...

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 03/20/2023

The Chinese president, Xi Jinping, arrived in Moscow to meet Vladimir Putin, days after the international criminal court charged the Russian president with war crimes in Ukraine.
Xi and Putin declared they had a 'no-limits friendship' before the February 2022 attack on Ukraine, but Beijing has tried to portray itself as neutral in the conflict
This is China’s president first visit to Russia for four years and will last three days

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 03/20/2023

Service in Jiangxi uses data on single residents to build platform amid drive to boost marriage rate
For single people, dating fatigue is a universal phenomenon. Hours of swiping left can lead to despair at the potential matches in your area. One city in Jiangxi, a province in eastern China, reckons that it has come up with a solution for the lovelorn or love-weary: a state-sponsored matchmaking service.
Guixi, a city of about 640,000 people, has launched an app that uses data on single residents to build a matchmaking platform. The app is known as “Palm Guixi” and includes a platform for organising blind dates, according to China Youth Daily, a state-run newspaper.

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