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May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Just in time for the celebrations, Florida is set to become the fifth state to require K-12 public schools to teach AAPI history. Mimi Chan ...

From live seafood to unique teas and sauces, local Asian grocers can offer a space to buy ingredients needed to cook cultural and traditional meals.

The attorney general was one of many dignitaries behind the bill mandating Asian American Pacific Islander studies to be offered in Connecticut schools. Gov. Ned Lamont eventually signed it into law ...

Examining Asian American subgroups separately is 'crucial' to understanding distinctions among them and how these differences affect their risk of type 2 diabetes and CVD, a new AHA statement says.

Department of Foreign Affairs introduces new measures including asking former detainees to provide views on media tactics and support after their release
The Australian government is rethinking how to help citizens embroiled in “hostage diplomacy” as it marks the 1,000th day of the journalist Cheng Lei’s detention in China.
The foreign affairs minister, Penny Wong, called for Cheng to be reunited with her children, saying the government shared “the deep concerns of her family and friends about the ongoing delays in her case”.

Heritage Month, it’s important to remember historic events and sociocultural narratives that continue to affect the community today. From old discriminatory laws influenced by the “yellow peril” to ...

According to the Department of Health and Human Services, Asian Americans are the least likely group to seek mental health treatment.

A new study by the Pew Research Center revealed divides over who is considered Asian and the meaning of the American dream.

Ken Sim, Vancouver’s first mayor of Chinese descent, rejects claims of Chinese interference and says his landslide win was due to his tireless campaigning and more appealing policies.

They're working together to help support and advocate for the AAPI population that they believe has been largely overshadowed.

The meeting was one of the highest-level engagements between American and Chinese officials since the downing of a suspected Chinese spy balloon in February.

Foreign service is ‘stretched to the point of ineffectiveness’ as it tries to deal with a fragmenting world order, report says
Some parts of Australia’s overseas diplomatic network are “stretched to the point of ineffectiveness” and need a staffing boost, a review has warned the government.
The review, overseen in part by the influential foreign policy expert Allan Gyngell who , has identified “serious gaps” in Australia’s foreign service.