Cape Verde Qualifies for First FIFA World Cup
Cape Verde is heading to its first-ever FIFA World Cup after a 3-0 win over Eswatini, becoming the second-smallest nation to qualify and sparking nationwide celebrations.
From Volunteer to Voice: Tian Wei’s 30-Year Journey in China
Tian Wei’s journey from a 1995 UN volunteer in Beijing to a CGTN host at this year’s Global Women’s Summit shows how one voice can spark lasting change.
She Powers Progress! China’s Women on the Rise
Celebrating three decades of progress, women from the Chinese mainland are reshaping health, education, and leadership as Beijing hosts the Global Leaders’ Meeting on Women.
Freed Palestinian Prisoner: Gaza’s Spirit Unbroken, Ready to Rebuild
A freed Palestinian prisoner in Khan Younis says Gaza’s destruction won’t break its spirit, ready to rebuild after a major ceasefire and prisoner exchange.
Chinese Enterprise Powers Mexico City Metro Line 1 Makeover
CRRC Zhuzhou Locomotive heads a major upgrade of Mexico City’s Metro Line 1, reopening 4 stations and modernizing 19 of 20 for smoother, greener rides.
WFEO 2025 Reveals Top 10 Green Engineering Achievements 🌍🔧
Discover the top 10 global engineering achievements revealed at WFEO 2025 in Shanghai, where experts unite under ‘Engineering Shapes a Green Future’ to drive sustainable innovation.
US Port Fees on Chinese Vessels: Policy Update or Protectionism?
US ports start charging vessels tied to the Chinese mainland under new service fees. Critics call it protectionism disguised as policy, warning of ripple effects across global supply chains.
Chinese Mainland Sets Special Port Fees for U.S. Ships 🚢
10-article plan to levy special port fees on U.S. ships from Oct 14, aiming to safeguard fair play amid US charges on Chinese vessels.
COP30 Delegates Agree to Amp Up Climate Multilateralism
Delegates headed to COP30 in Brazil agree multilateralism is essential for real climate progress—discover how teamwork could save the planet!
China Probes U.S. Trade Impact on Shipping and Shipbuilding
China’s Ministry of Transport is probing how the U.S. Section 301 investigation could reshape the security and growth of its shipping and shipbuilding sectors.