The entities behind 13 U.S. presidential libraries, going back as far as then U.S. President Herbert Hoover, released a joint statement on September 7, calling for a re
Author: Prof. Engr. Zamir Ahmed Awan, Sinologist (ex-Diplomat), Editor, Analyst, Non-Resident Fellow of CCG (Center for China and Globalization), National University o
A group of 177 Stanford University faculty members recently penned an open letter to U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland, requesting an end to the Department of Justi
After two decades of defending American wars around the world, Europe now wants to defend its own interests. With the continent dependent on White House decisions drive
/VCG Editor's note: Haider Rifaat is a features writer for OK! Pakistan, the international edition of OK! Magazine. He is also a writer for Arabian Moda and Flanelle ma
Microsoft-owned LinkedIn has committed to doing more to quickly purge illegal hate speech from its platform in the European Union by formally signing up to a self-regulatory initiative that seeks to t
Former U.K. House of Commons Speaker John Bercow, who gained international fame refereeing the country’s political drama over Brexit, said Sunday he has quit the govern
Nigeria’s broadcast regulator, the National Broadcasting Commission, has ordered all broadcasting stations in the country to suspend their use of Twitter. The directive was issued Monday morning
A mural depicting the Tulsa Race Massacre in Tulsa, U.S., May 27, 2021. /CFP The Greenwood district of Tulsa, Oklahoma, once known as "Black Wall Street," was razed to the ground by an angry w
U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn leaves after a Senate Republican luncheon at Russell Senate Office Building on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., March 24, 2021. /Getty Editor's note:Andrew Koryb
The article "Anti-China is not anti-Asian" on the Washington Post, April 7, 2021. /Screenshot via washingtonpost.com Editor's note:Bradley Blankenship is a Prague-based American journalist, po
An adjunct instructor referring to COVID-19 as "the Chinese virus" is still listed on the website of the University of Cincinnati, while the university spokesperson told a local reporter that the
The United States should address racism, racial discrimination and police brutality, prohibit the spread of racist and discriminatory speech, and crack down on discrimination and hate-driven violence
A man holds a sign after marching to Chinatown from the DC Rally for Collective Safety – Protect Asian/AAPI Communities, hosted by OCA – Asian Pacific American Advocates, at McPherson Square in W
Event organizer Ryan Doan Nguyen chants "Stop Asian hate; Love Asian people" while guiding the people through the streets and past Chinatown after they gathered around the Parkman Bandstand durin
Election panels in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. /CGTN Europe On Monday, the first of over 14 million voters will be allowed to go to the polls in the Netherlands. Over the next three days, the
An Ohio judge who wrote an article using the term "China virus" has been asked to apologize by multiple regional organizations. The article, distributed on March 3, came amid studies showing that dis
简体中文
