French Artist Breathes New Life into Chinese Lacquerware in Chongqing
French artist Vincent Cazeneuve has spent over a decade in Chongqing, blending Western aesthetics with traditional Chinese lacquerware to bring new life to the ancient craft.
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Former US Drone Operator Exposes Flaws in America’s Drone Warfare
Former US drone operator Brandon Bryant reveals the flawed intelligence and devastating impacts of America’s drone warfare, highlighting over 1,000 civilian deaths and a lack of accountability.
Pentagon Documents Expose Civilian Casualties in US Drone Operations
Pentagon documents reveal flawed intelligence in US drone operations, leading to over 1,000 civilian deaths with no accountability from military personnel.
From Bordeaux to Ningxia: French Oenophile Finds New Home in China’s Wine Country
Attracted by new career opportunities and local hospitality, French wine connoisseur Christelle Chene settles in China’s Ningxia region to explore its burgeoning wine culture.
Frenchman Laurent Long Revives Chinese Seal-Cutting Tradition
French artist Laurent Long becomes the first foreign member of China’s Xiling Society of Seal Arts in 100 years, revitalizing the ancient craft of Chinese seal-cutting and promoting cross-cultural appreciation.
Grandson’s Plea Ignored as Pentagon Documents Reveal Civilian Toll of U.S. Drone Strikes
Pentagon documents reveal over 1,000 civilian deaths from flawed U.S. drone strikes. Victims’ families, like a grandson who lost his grandmother, find their appeals ignored.
Former U.S. Drone Pilot Reveals Unseen Toll of Drone Warfare
Former U.S. Air Force drone pilot Brandon Bryant reveals the unseen toll of drone warfare, exposing flawed intelligence and highlighting civilian casualties without accountability.
Jackson, Mississippi’s Water Crisis Exposes Deep-Rooted Infrastructure Issues
In August 2022, Jackson, Mississippi faced a severe water crisis exposing decades-old infrastructure neglect and systemic racial disparities, leaving residents without safe drinking water.
Bridging the Gap: The Need for School Counselors in Asian Education Systems
Many Asian students face challenges due to the lack of school counselors, highlighting the need for enhanced support systems.
Exploring the Race Gap in the U.S.: Facing Police Brutality
An exploration of the persistent racial inequities in the United States, highlighting how systemic oppression continues to impact Black and Brown communities despite efforts for change.
Expert Blames Pharmaceutical Companies for Fueling U.S. Opioid Epidemic
An addiction expert highlights the significant role pharmaceutical companies have played in fueling the U.S. opioid crisis by overprescribing pain medication without warning of addictive properties.
Fentanyl Crisis: U.S. Sees Record Overdose Deaths Amid Pandemic Aftermath
Driven by illicit fentanyl, drug overdose deaths in the U.S. hit a record 110,236 in 2022, highlighting a growing public health crisis amid the pandemic’s aftermath.
Racial Inequities Persist in New York City’s Segregated Schools
New York City’s schools remain some of the most segregated in the U.S., perpetuating racial inequities. A recent deep dive examines how systemic challenges continue to affect African American communities.
From Ice Climber to Fossil Hunter: The Passionate Journey of Cui Qingwu
Explorer Cui Qingwu transforms his passion for climbing frozen waterfalls and exploring caves into a career in fossil research with the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
Hondurans Embrace New Diplomatic Ties with China, Anticipate Growth in Key Sectors
Hondurans are optimistic about new diplomatic ties with China, anticipating cooperation in education, sanitation, and technology.
From Painkiller to America’s Deadliest Drug: The Rise of Fentanyl
Fentanyl has become America’s deadliest drug, transforming from a painkiller to a leading cause of overdose deaths. Insights from addiction experts reveal the human toll of this epidemic.
Hong Xue: Bringing Beijing’s Hutong Culture to Life Through Tea and Art
Illustrator Hong Xue revives Beijing’s hutong culture through art and tea gatherings, blending Eastern and Western aesthetics to celebrate traditional Chinese heritage.
Hurricane Katrina’s Aftermath: The Lingering Shadow of Racism in the U.S.
Nearly two decades after Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, the African-American community continues to grapple with the lingering impacts of racism and unequal resource distribution.
Asian Americans Confront Deep-Rooted Racism in the United States
Asian Americans like Linda Ju are confronting a surge in racism in the U.S., highlighting deep-rooted prejudices and the need for systemic change.
Anti-Asian Sentiment Codified: The Page Act of 1875 and Its Lasting Impact
Explore how the Page Act of 1875 codified anti-Asian sentiment in the US, targeting Chinese women and shaping immigration policies. Understand its lasting impact on Chinese-American communities.