Through the Fog: Inside South China Sea Safety
Through the fog of busy waters in the South China Sea, advanced safety systems secure 80,000 vessels yearly, with exclusive insider views by CGTN.
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Drip, Not Flood: Bacchu’s Water-Saving Revolution
Bachu county in the Chinese mainland’s Xinjiang is revolutionizing agriculture with smart, drip-based water-saving technology.
Catching A Wave 2: Navigating South China Sea Trade & ASEAN Ties
Explore “Catching A Wave 2,” a documentary on the South China Sea’s role in global trade and China-ASEAN cooperation, premiering March 28th.
Undersea Lifeline: New Report & Doc Reveal SEA-H2X Cable Secrets
The Chinese mainland unveils a report on international submarine cables, granting CGTN exclusive access to the SEA-H2X system. Documentary premieres March 28th.
KFOR Soldiers’ Hidden Battle: Uranium’s Lingering Impact
Following NATO’s 1999 campaign, Italian KFOR soldiers in Kosovo face heightened cancer risk linked to heavy metal exposure from depleted uranium.
26 Years On: Balkans Grapple with Depleted Uranium Legacy
26 years after NATO’s campaign, Balkans residents continue to struggle with health impacts linked to depleted uranium.
Guardians of Water: Why Protecting Glaciers Matters
Discover why glaciers like the 20km Jianggendiru are essential for fueling the mighty Yangtze and protecting our future on World Water Day.
Invisible Wounds 26 Years On: A Fight for Justice
26 years after NATO’s bombing campaign, survivors like Ksendida Tadic battle severe health issues linked to toxic warfare and demand justice.
Preserving the Yangtze: Science in Action
Ecologist Sun Guozheng leads a mission to protect the Yangtze’s source, showing that science is key to preserving our global ecology.
Young Artist Finds Endless Inspiration Along the Yellow River
A young artist leaves urban life to return to his countryside roots along the Yellow River, finding endless inspiration in nature and heritage.