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FROM BING
Posted on 09/02/2022

The GOP hopes to grow their share of AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) voters in midterm elections on the economy, crime and education.

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 09/02/2022

Strongest tropical storm of the year also forecast to hit China’s mainland this weekend after winds reach 160mph

Destruction is imminent across southern Japan and South Korea as super typhoon Hinnamnor barrels northwards through the East China Sea this weekend.
The typhoon is so far the strongest tropical storm of the 2022 hurricane season and developed gradually this week out in the Pacific, edging towards the Philippines and Taiwan. By Thursday, maximum sustained winds had reached 160mph, leading to classification as a category 5 tropical cyclone, or a super typhoon.

FROM BOISE STATE PUBLIC RADIO
Posted on 09/02/2022

In the 19th century, when gold mining was all the rage in the west, thousands of Chinese miners settled into what become known as The Gem State.

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 09/02/2022

Robert Tsao, a microchip entrepreneur, pledges $32m to train and equip civil defence force to combat threat of Chinese attack
A Taiwanese tycoon has announced his plan to train 3.3 million “civilian warriors” and marksmen to defend Taiwan from a Chinese invasion, using one billion Taiwan dollars ($32m) of his own money.
The announcement by Robert Tsao, a well-known Taiwanese businessman and founder of United Microelectronics Corp, a major microchip producer, comes amid increasing military activity between Taiwan and China. On Thursday Taiwan’s defence ministry announced its soldiers had shot down a Chinese drone over Taiwan’s Kinmen islands.

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 09/02/2022

For years Tsang Tsou-choi daubed his eccentric demands around Hong Kong, and the authorities raced to cover them up. But as the city’s protest movements bloomed, his words mysteriously reappeared
Archive: CNN, South China Morning Post, The Straights Times, Voice of America

FROM NEW YORK TIMES
Posted on 09/02/2022

The drastic response to a rise in Covid cases adds to the pressures facing Sichuan Province, which already had been dealing with drought, heat and wildfires.

FROM YAHOO
Posted on 09/02/2022

The GOP hopes to grow their share of AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) voters in midterm elections on the economy, crime and education.

FROM NEW YORK TIMES
Posted on 09/01/2022

Limits were placed on high-end GPUs that power supercomputers and artificial intelligence, said Nvidia and AMD, two Silicon Valley chip makers.

FROM NEW YORK TIMES
Posted on 09/01/2022

Though Mikhail Gorbachev’s reforms were praised in the West, the collapse of the Soviet Union schooled a generation of authoritarian rulers in the dangers of tolerating any signs of dissent or democratic yearnings.

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 09/01/2022

Sir Geoffrey Nice QC says outgoing human rights chief’s report on China makes it easier for international community to do nothing
The UN’s failure to mention the word genocide in its report alleging serious human rights violations by China against Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang province is an “astonishing” lapse, according to a leading British human rights lawyer.
The 45-page report from the outgoing UN human rights commissioner, Michelle Bachelet, landed minutes before her term ended outlining allegations of torture, including forced medical procedures, as well as sexual violence against Uyghur Muslims.

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 09/01/2022

The long-delayed report from the office of the human rights commissioner puts an official stamp on the evidence of shameful abuses against Uyghurs
China’s treatment of – including mass extrajudicial detentions, family separations and – is by now well documented, despite the secrecy surrounding it. Yet when Michelle Bachelet earlier this year, the usually outspoken UN human rights chief adopted some of the Chinese Communist party’s framing of the issue. As a long-awaited report into the region remained unpublished on her desk, human rights groups grew concerned that it might be watered down or suppressed entirely.
But on Wednesday night, months after its completion and only minutes before she left office, she . Reading , it is little surprise that Beijing . It that “serious human rights violations” against Uyghurs may amount to crimes against humanity. China embarked on what it portrays as a counter-extremism and counter-terrorism crackdown after deadly attacks inside and outside Xinjiang. But as the report makes clear, the official conception of terrorism and extremism is so vague that an extraordinarily wide range of normal activity has been targeted, to devastating effect.

FROM BING
Posted on 09/01/2022

When Melissa Raman Molitor, a 10-year Evanston resident, asked the Evanston History Center this year about Asian American historical archives, she was ...

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