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As the latest move to contain China's technology development, US President Joe Biden has issued a new order to further restrict foreign investment in American technologies, but experts said it may ...

NEW YORK — There’s a new look to history classes in New York City schools: a curriculum in Asian American and Pacific Islander history. Its creators say they’ve felt a a surge of support, in part ...

The deaths renewed an anguished debate over the price of China’s “zero Covid” policy.

New York city public school students shared their stories, concerns and hopes for the Asian American and Pacific Islander curriculum that will be introduced to U.S. history classrooms this fall.

New York city public school students shared their stories, concerns and hopes for the Asian American and Pacific Islander curriculum that will be introduced to U.S. history classrooms this fall.

A Chinese man made headlines in Nigeria after being arrested for the brutal murder of his ex-girlfriend. Buhari allegedly broke her promise to marry Geng and wed another man instead, who later ...

I got to play the lead in theater, [but] I didn’t know if the landscape was there for me to do it in television, let alone network television,” Lee told NBC Asian America. “But lo and behold, it ...

Locals claim ‘buffer zones’ have been established in areas previously under Indian control
Indian people living near the country’s disputed Himalayan border with China have accused their government of giving away swathes of land after both sides agreed to withdraw troops from some contested areas and create buffer zones.
Earlier this month, Indian and Chinese troops, who have been locked in a tense border dispute since June 2020, began to draw back from the contested area of Gogra-Hot Springs after an agreement was reached to disengage.

By Shirley Ng, AsAmNews Staff Writer AAPI Montclair, a grass-roots group in Montclair, New Jersey advocated for the passage of Asian American history to be taught in their state, but they realized ...

President Biden said “yes” when asked during an interview program whether “U.S. forces, U.S. men and women, would defend Taiwan in the event of a Chinese invasion.” ...

White House confirms US policy has not changed after president’s remarks on 60 Minutes show
Joe Biden has again said US forces would defend Taiwan in the event of a Chinese invasion, in his most explicit statement so far on the issue.
Asked in a CBS broadcast on Sunday whether US forces would defend the self-ruled island claimed by China, he replied: “Yes, if in fact there was an unprecedented attack.”

China has criticized President Joe Biden's statement that American forces would defend Taiwan if Beijing tries to invade as a violation of U.S. commitments about the self-ruled island.