The cultivar is now the focus of a fresh Chinese attempt at pomological warfare. On April 4th Taiwan’s deputy agriculture minister, Chen Junne-jih, accused China of “plundering” plant breeders’ rights …
US war game on Taiwan shows need for ‘decisive action’ to boost arms
A video plays describing a fictitious scenario in which China invades Taiwan during a House Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party meet …
Numerous foreclosure sales expected
Approximately 6,000 foreclosure sales per year are expected in 2023 and 2024 due to the large number of properties that need to be disposed …
Meet the finalists for Georgia’s most significant land deals
Here are the finalists for the land category of the Best in Atlanta Real Estate Awards. A research hub planned for 2,000 acres, the project is modeled after the Research Triangle in Raleigh Durham, …
Israeli FM opens embassy in Turkmenistan, near Iran border
Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen has opened the country’s permanent embassy in Turkmenistan and says the move will strengthen Israel’s position in Central Asia …
Communication With Azerbaijan’s Satellite Was Lost
The exchange of information with the Azersky satellite has stopped, Azernews reports, citing The Ministry of Digital Development and Transport (MDDT). MDDT told that despite Azercosmos and the …
Why April is so meaningful for Arab Americans and their history
There’s so much history on the Arab American side, and it goes back,” Gilman tells TODAY.com from his Cranford, New Jersey, office, “where there were inventions and advances that some don’t even get …
Uzbekistan’s president clings to power while passing liberal reforms
T HE CONSTITUTION is yours!” proclaim red banners emblazoned on billboards and on buses zipping around Tashkent, Uzbekistan’s capital. As Uzbeks prepare to cast ballots in a referendum on …
Democrat, Republican join forces to ban members of Congress from trading stocks while on taxpayers’ dime
Minn., teamed up to introduce a bill that would ban members of Congress from trading stocks while on the taxpayer dime.
Turning Anti-Asian Hate into Law
A pair of bills, SB 147 and SB 711, could restrict people like the author’s father from owning property, based on where he was born.