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Four college instructors from Cornell College in Iowa who were teaching in China as part of a partnership with a local university were attacked in a public park in a “serious incident,” college officials said Monday.
MOUNT VERNON, Iowa (AP) — Four Iowa college instructors teaching in China were attacked while visiting a public park, Cornell College confirmed Monday.
Stefan Angrick is a senior economist and associate director with Moody's Analytics in Tokyo.
TOKYO -- Aboard a Japanese survey vessel earlier this year, Tomomi Inada was roused from her berth in a commotion at 4 a.m. and told to look out of a porthole. The veteran Japanese ruling-party lawmaker was shocked to see the lights of a Chinese coast guard ship bearing down on her craft.
PALO ALTO, Calif. -- Apple's Vision Pro virtual reality headset will land in select Asian markets later this month, starting with China, Japan and Singapore, under plans announced Monday.
LONDON (AP) — A British judge who resigned from Hong Kong’s top court last week said he stepped down because the rule of law in the city is in “grave danger” and judges operate in an “impossible political environment created by China.”
SINGAPORE -- Asia's patchwork approach to regulating artificial intelligence is increasing uncertainty for companies eager to roll out the technology across the region, according to legal experts, industry analysts and businesses themselves.
Yun Sun is a senior fellow and director of the China program and co-director of the East Asia program of the Stimson Center, a Washington-based think tank.