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Asian students admitted to masking their racial identities in their applications to top colleges and universities in the U.S. in a bid to bypass the race-conscious admission policies instituted by ...

Strict “zero Covid” curbs have been smothering growth. After easing them, Beijing faces the twin challenges of rising caseloads and wary consumers.

The world has progressed greatly with technology and various diasporic movements happening for centuries. People ...

Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman welcomed Chinese President Xi Jinping with a lavish reception in the capital Riyadh on Thursday, as the two countries head for a number of summits ...

The American move to recognize the Cook Islands as a sovereign state is evidence of how the U.S.-China competition is realigning Pacific politics.

China’s overall November car sales slump is likened to that of 2008 financial crisis.

State Sen. Tina Maharath and local AAPI advocates spoke about what her single term in office has meant for Asian American advocacy.

Mary Ng has been tasked with Canada’s trickiest overseas assignment: checking China’s influence in the Indo-Pacific without fueling anti-Asian sentiment at home.

PM says officials signed contracts that have ‘questionable levels of security’ and could leave country exposed
Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau has vowed to review a contract awarded to a Beijing-linked firm to supply and maintain federal police radio equipment, citing possible security concerns.
The half-million dollar contract for a radio frequency filtering system to prevent eavesdropping went to Canada’s Sinclair Technologies, which is controlled by China’s Hytera Communications.

While the telecom and defense industries fight to keep buying Chinese-manufactured chips, a host of companies like Boeing, General Dynamics, Cox Communications, and AT&T have doled out more than $123 ...