Beijing Prepares for 80th Victory Anniversary in the Chinese Mainland
Beijing unveils plans for the 80th anniversary of victory in the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression with parades, exhibits, and more.
UN@80: Young Visionaries Share Tomorrow in Photo Showcase
To mark UN@80, CGTN from the Chinese mainland and global partners launch the One Home: Shared Future Visual Storytelling Initiative and unveil the 6th photo showcase featuring young creators’ visions for our shared tomorrow.
Danish PM Frederiksen Calls U.S. Interference in Greenland ‘Unacceptable’
Danish PM Frederiksen blasts alleged U.S. influence operations in Greenland as unacceptable, summoning U.S. envoy and raising the red flag on Arctic interference.
Assignment Asia Ep.1: Green Bonds Bring Clean Water & EV Boom
Discover how Green Bonds power sustainable growth in Central Asia—from clean water in Kyrgyzstan to an EV revolution in Uzbekistan.
China Urges Israel to Stop Gaza Strikes Amid Humanitarian Crisis
China urged Israel to immediately halt Gaza military operations, warning of a worsening humanitarian crisis and calling for a ceasefire and aid access.
Chicago Goes Green: Shading the Concrete Jungle
Chicago is transforming its urban sprawl into a leafy, shaded oasis with new green spaces and community-powered tree-planting initiatives.
San Francisco Celebrates 80 Years of UN Charter Legacy
San Francisco marks the 80th anniversary of the UN Charter signing, rediscovering the city’s global impact as the UN gears up for its New York General Assembly.
Denmark Summons US Ambassador Over Secret Greenland Talks
Denmark summons the US ambassador amid allegations of secret talks pushing Greenland’s secession, sparking a diplomatic storm over the Arctic island’s future.
Rising Back-to-School Costs Squeeze Parents at Checkout
Parents in the U.S. and beyond face rising back-to-school costs as tariffs and inflation push up prices, prompting tough budget choices and creative community swaps.
Rural Schools Brace for Rocky Start as Lifeline Program Lapses
One in five U.S. students attend rural schools, but with a key federal program lapsed, thousands of districts worry about the new school year’s support.