9/19: India and Pakistan sign the Indus Waters Treaty
On 7/9/1960, India and Pakistan signed the Indus Water Treaty to apportion the waters in the Indus Basin.
Shinzo Abe’s Legacy
On August 28, Shinzo Abe, Japan’s longest-serving Prime Minister, resigned due to health concerns. In Abe’s four terms as Prime Minister, what did he accomplish, and what does he leave behind?
Kenneth Xu: Now is Not the Time to be Silent
AANN had the opportunity to interview Kenneth Xu, a writer with a passion for race and identity politics. Throughout Xu’s life, his willingness to defend his beliefs has served as a catalyst for his success. Xu’s important message to speak up is a wake-up call for all Asian Americans today.
Reopening Schools: Why Playing Political Football is not Great for Students
The debate over school reopening has been the center for political football and partisan politics. Michelle Liou tackles the discussion of whether or not schools should reopen and analyzes the potential harmful repercussions for failure to restart in-person instruction.
This Day in History: The Korean Armistice
On 7/27/1953, an armistice was signed by North Korea, South Korea, the United States, and China to end the fighting in the Korean War.
The Dangers of California’s ACA 5
What is the truth behind California's ACA 5? Michelle Liou answers this question by exploring implications behind studies on affirmative action and Proposition 209.