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‘Internet commentary personnel’ told to deluge social media with thoughts on anything from cooking to their personal mood
Chinese censors have reportedly been ordered to flood social media with innocuous posts about Xinjiang to drown out mounting complaints of food and medication shortages in a region under lockdown for more than a month.
The Ili Kazakh autonomous prefecture, also known as Yili, is home to about 4.5 million people, and is believed to have been first put into lockdown , without official public announcement, after an outbreak of Covid-19. In recent days social media has hosted reams of post about food shortages, delays or refusals of medical care.

Although Milton couple Nga and Greg Fulk never pictured themselves owning a food truck, the two have brought Asian-American fusion to their community.

Although Milton couple Nga and Greg Fulk never pictured themselves owning a food truck, the two have brought Asian-American fusion to their community.

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The two sides, after 16 rounds of talks, made an announcement a week before their leaders will meet in Uzbekistan.

Michelle Yeoh is a mythological goddess in the new Disney+ series American Born Chinese. Based on the genre-hopping graphic novel by Gene Luen Yang, Disney unveiled a featurette of the new series ...

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China’s city of 21 million has endured heatwaves, power cuts, quarantine and a deadly earthquake, while panic also simmers in a neighbouring province
In the hours before the south-western Chinese city of Chengdu , residents dashed to their local markets to scramble for whatever food they could grab hold of.
Huang, a 42-year-old university lecturer, was among those who got wind of the imminent lockdown on the internet. While she was buying meat and vegetables, someone shouted: “Someone identified as a close contact is here. This place will be locked down!” She dropped the groceries, swooped up her young daughter and ran home as fast as she could.

Plus China locks down Xinjiang and floods devastate Pakistan’s agriculture.

Within the conference, roundtable and forum sessions discussed new directions and the future of Asian American Studies in the Southeast.