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Trump, for his part, rebounded considerably with the Asian community, earning 30% of their support in his 2020 reelection bid.

A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson dismissed concerns that cranes manufactured in China could be used to spy on U.S. ports, claiming the theory was "paranoia." ...

US intelligence officials are concerned that Chinese cranes operating at American ports could be being used to gather sensitive information.About 80 per cent ...

The omelet as most Americans know it is a French import. But cooks the world over have combined whipped eggs with cooked ingredients since at least the ancient Persians. And often, “omelets” from ...

Drunk Fruit, a Northern Virginia-based company, sells hard seltzer in flavors such as lychee, melon, and yuzu.

Leader speaks of need for original and pioneering research to achieve growth in face of ‘fierce international competition’
China must speed up its science and technology development to ensure greater self-reliance, the country’s leader Xi Jinping has told an annual political meeting, as Beijing becomes more isolated by sanctions and other trade concerns.
China’s technological advancement is facing global competition and increasing constraints from foreign governments such as the US, but the sector has also been hindered by Beijing’s own crackdowns and controls.

Also, Russia tries to cut off Bakhmut, and countries reach an ocean biodiversity deal.

An Ecuadorian judge approved on Sunday prosecutors' request to charge former President Lenin Moreno with bribery over a contract for a Chinese-built hydroelectric plant in the South American nation.

The ‘Make Us Visible’ organization aims to raise awareness about the contributions of Asian-American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) in our country and to get their stories included in ...

In joint second place in our annual arts writing prize, a review of the Uyghur writer’s novel that reflects on the plight of his people, but is also a rich, atmospheric world of its own
Luke Hallam is a writer and editor based in Cambridge. He is a senior editor at Persuasion, an online magazine of ideas and current affairs
Perhat Tursun, a controversial and highly acclaimed Uyghur writer, vanished in 2018. He is reportedly enduring a 16-year sentence in a Chinese prison, just one of the many victims of the Communist party’s genocidal campaign against Uyghurs. We don’t know the crime he is accused of, nor the conditions in which he is being kept. Sadly, these circumstances are not unusual: an estimated 1 million Uyghurs in China’s north-west Xinjiang region have been “disappeared” in similar fashion since 2017.