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Tsai Ing-wen compares China’s ‘bullying’ to Russian invasion of Ukraine on de facto national day
Taiwan’s president has called for domestic political unity to combat Chinese disinformation and cyberwarfare destabilising society before next month’s local elections.
Addressing crowds at Taiwan’s de facto National Day on Monday, Tsai Ing-wen said Taiwan had to increase its resilience and international standing in the face of China’s growing authoritarianism. She warned Beijing that Taiwan would not give up its democracy or sovereignty, but she remained willing to restart communications – which China cut off after her election in 2016.

Alibaba, JD.com, Pinduoduo and several other Chinese tech stocks started Monday on a rough note after the U.S. announced export controls on American semiconductor companies ...

A new preview has been shared for DC Comics' upcoming YA graphic novel, Girl Taking Over: A Lois Lane Story, from Sarah Kuhn and Arielle Jovellanos.

Kee, an amalgam of the worst racist stereotypes against Asians, presented a challenge in the adaptation of American Born Chinese.

Kee, an amalgam of the worst racist stereotypes against Asians, presented a challenge in the adaptation of American Born Chinese.

"There should be no room for the Chinese government to exercise extraterritorial law enforcement unilaterally on U.S. soil," the lawmakers wrote in the letter.

As an Asian American disabled girl in Indiana, I was often the only disabled girl of color or a handful of Asian Americans in class at school. I couldn’t articulate the absence but I knew it was there ...

A study led by Indian American doctor Nilay Shah says that the standard approach and definitions of obesity, based on specific body mass index thresholds, may not be appropriate for the Asian American ...

Atour could become the biggest U.S. IPO by a Chinese firm in more than a year. Click here to read more about this IPO.

The authors of "Surveillance State" discuss what the West misunderstands about Chinese state control and whether the invasive trajectory of surveillance tech can still be reversed.

Musk, the world’s richest person, suggested giving China some control over the island to resolve the cross-strait dispute
Taiwanese politicians have dismissed comments from Elon Musk, the world’s richest person, that , urging him to respect the wishes of Taiwan’s citizens.
Musk’s suggestion to “figure out a special administrative zone for Taiwan that is reasonably palatable,” given in an interview with the Financial Times on Saturday, was welcomed by China’s ambassador to the US.