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Food lovers can experience new Asian dishes while getting perks like discounts and access to secret menu items.

The Department of Defense has released an image of a selfie taken of the pilot of a U-2 spy plane with the Chinese spy balloon in the background. The photo, which was first reported by CNN, was taken ...

The chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the committee's top Republican urged the Biden administration to halt Chinese airlines and other non-American carriers from flying over ...

Mining company operating in autonomous region of Inner Mongolia has history of safety violations
At least six people have died and dozens more are missing after an open-pit coalmine in Inner Mongolia, an autonomous region in north China.
One of the walls of the mine caved in at about 1pm local time on Wednesday, burying workers in tonnes of rocks and sand. Another collapse occurred five hours later, forcing the rescue operation to halt. The search resumed on Thursday morning, with fireengines, SUVs, bulldozers and rescue dogs being mobilised from across the province.

Parent company, ByteDance, says action is ‘misguided’ and has contacted commission to ‘set the record straight’
The EU’s executive body has banned its thousands of staff from using TikTok over cybersecurity concerns, a decision the Chinese-owned social video app has criticised as “misguided” and based on “fundamental misconceptions”.
The European Commission sent an email to employees ordering them to delete the app from all work phones and devices, and any personally owned ones that use the commission’s apps and email. Employees have until 15 March to comply.

CCTV footage shows a large part of an open-pit coalmine in the town of Alxa League collapsing, killing at least five people and injuring six others. Almost 50 people were missing after miners and trucks appeared to be swallowed up at the mine, where evacuation efforts took place among debris about 80 metres high

“In a town where there aren’t a lot of other Asian American families, sometimes you don’t know why people are treating you a certain way,” Shao explains. “That’s why the dunking was so important ...

Chang, an uncoordinated high school student, has to learn how to dunk in three months or risk facing public humiliation in the upcoming sports film.

Leading tech firms reportedly ordered to remove workarounds allowing access to US-based service
Chinese regulators have reportedly clamped down on access to ChatGPT, as Chinese tech firms and universities push forward with developing domestic artificial intelligence bots.
ChatGPT, the popular discussion bot created by US-based OpenAI, is not officially available in China, where the government operates a comprehensive firewall and strict internet censorship. But many had been accessing it via VPNs, and some third-party developers had produced programs that gave some access to the service.

China is everywhere—operations targeting American politicians and theft of commercial information from American companies are just two deeply established (and frankly, successful) lines of effort.

Loan is on top of £25bn that cash-strapped Islamabad already owes Beijing and Chinese commercial banks
China has agreed to loan Pakistan $700m (£580m) to help it weather its worst economic crisis in a generation, in a development that will intensify concern among western countries about cash-strapped Islamabad’s debt burden to Beijing.
The loan comes on top of $30bn (£25bn) that and Chinese commercial banks. Securing the financing will help to unlock bailout cash from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

On Wednesday, deputy Pentagon press secretary Sabrina Singh said Chinese officials haven't taken such aid ... on the battlefield," Breedlove said Tuesday during an event hosted by American Purpose and ...