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Two Kennesaw State University professors say the story of American history has usually been told from one perspective—but education should be equitable and inclusive for everyone. Dr. Sohyun An, a […] ...

A film series spotlighting the stories and histories of Asian American communities across the country, told by Asian American filmmakers, will be featured at the 2023 Freep Film Festival. The Asian ...

A film series spotlighting the stories and histories of Asian American communities across the country, told by Asian American filmmakers, will be featured at the 2023 Freep Film Festival. The Asian ...

A film series spotlighting the stories and histories of Asian American communities across the country, told by Asian American filmmakers, will be featured at the 2023 Freep Film Festival. The Asian ...

Several Michigan residents spoke up Thursday during a state Senate hearing where Democratic lawmakers approved public funding for a Chinese company's electric vehicle battery plant.

Technology company violated US export control laws with shipments to Chinese firm, commerce department says
Seagate Technology Holdings has agreed to pay a $300m penalty in a settlement with US authorities for shipping over $1.1bn worth of hard-disk drives to China’s Huawei in violation of US export control laws, the Department of Commerce said on Wednesday.
Seagate sold the drives to Huawei between August 2020 and September 2021 despite an August 2020 rule that restricted sales of certain foreign items made with US technology to the company. Huawei was placed on the Entity List, a US trade blacklist, in 2019 to reduce the sale of US goods to the company amid national security and foreign policy concerns.

Oscar Vegan and American Chinese, just a 6-minute walk from Tokyo’s Setagaya-Daita Station, has a menu that looks like something from a Chinese restaurant in the States, with a vegan twist.

Lawmakers are confronting stark realities over a possible Chinese invasion against Taiwan, raising urgent alarm that the U.S. must act faster to stock up the island on the weapons needed to ...

In this pragmatic Rishi Sunak era, a fresh start with China – and an end to bullish Tory sabre-rattlers – is on the cards
Cleverly by name. And perhaps even Cleverly by nature, too? Judging by his this week, and by his step-by-step rebuilding of Britain’s relations with Europe, James Cleverly seems to be quietly cajoling Conservative foreign policy down off the post-Brexit battlements and towards a more recognisably practical and stable place in world affairs. If so, two important questions follow. Where exactly is that new place for Britain? And will the Tory party let him do it?
The foreign secretary’s interview in Tokyo exemplifies Rishi Sunak-era pragmatism. The interview’s tone is less brazen towards China than anything that any of Cleverly’s recent predecessors would have either wanted or felt able to say. But it is also stronger on mood music than on measurable stuff. It reads in part like an attempt to soothe the ill-feeling provoked by that America’s allies should not become its “vassals” in any confrontation with China.

Current events in the Ukrainian conflict are driven by a desire to reestablish NATO led by the United States and United Kingdom as the dominant force in the globe ...

India will soon have the world’s largest population.

Mich., signed a non-disclosure agreement to discuss an electric vehicle battery plant proposed by Chinese company Gotion, but won't explain why.