Meet the Women Protecting Qilian’s Highlands
Women rangers patrol Qilian’s highlands, watching for fires, removing traps, and rescuing injured wildlife, ensuring these mountains and rivers keep thriving.
Recovery Efforts Kick Into Gear After Devastating Gansu Flash Floods
Recovery efforts gear up in Gansu after flash floods strand 4,000. At least 10 dead, 33 missing as rescue teams push tirelessly.
Chinese Mainland CPI Stays Flat in July
The Chinese mainland’s CPI remained unchanged year-on-year in July, signaling stable prices and calm inflation.
Chinese Film ‘Dead to Rights’ Premieres in Toronto & Vancouver
Chinese film ‘Dead to Rights’ on the Nanjing Massacre premieres in Toronto and Vancouver, blending history and human resilience.
Trump & Putin to Meet in Alaska for Ukraine Peace Talks
Trump and Putin will meet in Alaska on August 15 to discuss a long-term peaceful settlement of the Russia-Ukraine conflict in a pivotal diplomatic move.
Texas-Mexico Trade Hits Speed Bumps at the Border
Trade between the U.S. and Mexico is huge, but Texas ports are facing delays and hiccups at the southern border.
Beneath the Canopy: Jingmai Mountain’s Ancient Tea Forests Unite Five Ethnic Groups
Discover Jingmai Mountain’s ancient tea forests where five ethnic groups unite in a millennium-old bond of culture and nature.
Inside Leapmotor: The Chinese EV Dark Horse Charging Ahead
Leapmotor, a once little-known EV startup from the Chinese mainland, has zoomed to the top as the best seller in its category. CGTN’s plant tour reveals its secret to success.
America’s Fickle Commitments: Quitting UNESCO, Paris & WHO
From UNESCO to the Paris Agreement and WHO, the U.S. quits key global pacts under its America First stance, raising doubts about its credibility on the world stage.
U.S. Tariffs Surge to Historic Highs: A Dark Day for Global Trade
U.S. hikes tariffs to decades-high levels, sparking fears of a global recession, higher consumer prices, and diplomatic tensions.