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Disappearance of China Renaissance chair raises fears of fresh crackdown on China’s finance industry
A billionaire Chinese dealmaker has gone missing, plunging one of the country’s top investment banks into turmoil.
Bao Fan, the founder and executive director of China Renaissance, is a major figure in the Chinese tech industry and has played an important role in the emergence of a string of large domestic internet startups.

Given network TV’s record of failing to cast Asian actors as main characters, an extraordinary number of recent broadcast series have Asian or Asian American lead actors.

Former defender of Truss’s failed plans advises ex-PM to figure out new backbench role
Liz Truss’s political interventions “should be like sex in a long and happy relationship, infrequent but anticipated with glee”, the former Conservative party chairman has said.
Sir Jake Berry, formerly a key defender of Truss’s failed radical economic plans, said it was time for the former prime minister to figure out her new backbench role.

Deep-pocketed American universities have steered somewhere in the range ... Hillhouse is also a shareholder of the Chinese solar company Longi, which Customs and Border Protection in 2022 blocked from ...

Some of the largest and most competitive universities in the United States have invested massive amounts in cash with a shady private equity firm linked to the Chinese government's genocide of Uyghur ...

More than 200m people treated for virus and death rate now ‘lowest in the world’, says government
The Chinese government has declared a “decisive victory” in the battle against Covid-19, claiming it had created “a miracle in the history of human civilisation” in successfully steering China through the global pandemic.
The comments were made at a meeting presided over by President Xi Jinping on Thursday. The government said more than 200 million people had been treated for Covid and that China’s death rate from coronavirus was “the lowest level in the world”.

Works by Asian-American artists Zhaoming Wu, Mian Situ and Benjamin Wu will be featured in the new exhibit, "Masters of Classical Painting," at Broadmoor Galleries at The Broadmoor. It opens ...

US finishes recovering Chinese balloon 16:49 American authorities have retrieved all the wreckage of the Chinese spy balloon a US fighter jet shot down off South Carolina’s coast, the Associated Press ...

Liz Truss has used her first overseas speech since resigning as Britain's prime minister to call on the west to safeguard Taiwan’s security and economy in the face of Chinese aggression 'before it's too late'. Speaking in Tokyo at a meeting of mainly conservative politicians, Truss said Britain had been naive to court the Chinese president, Xi Jinping, in 2015. She said Russia’s invasion of Ukraine should serve as a warning of what happens when democracies fail to stand up to authoritarian regimes. 'When it comes to China, a failure to act now could cost us dearly in the long run,' said Truss, who is Britain’s shortest-serving prime minister, having spent just 45 days in office when she resigned last October

Around 15 to 20 Chinese nationals with ties to the CCP are allowed to cross the U.S. border illegally every day, border sources told FOX Business' Maria Bartiromo.

U.S. says it "successfully" retrieved alleged Chinese spy balloon and will deliver it to FBI facility for analysis ...

In Tokyo speech to conservative lawmakers, former British PM issues warning about Chinese aggression
Liz Truss has used her first overseas speech since resigning as British prime minister to call on the west to safeguard Taiwan’s security and economy in the face of Chinese aggression “before it is too late”.
Speaking in Tokyo at a meeting of mainly conservative lawmakers that included the former Australian prime minister Scott Morrison, Truss said Britain had been naive to court the Chinese president, Xi Jinping, in 2015, adding that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine should serve as a warning of what happens when democracies fail to stand up to authoritarian regimes.