U.S. 20-Point Gaza Plan: Path to Peace or Endless Compromise?
Critics argue the U.S. 20-point Gaza plan lacks binding commitments and a clear timeline. Is it a genuine path to peace or just an endless compromise?
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Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant on Diesel Power — Urgent External Supply Needed
Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in southern Ukraine has been running on emergency diesel generators for over a week after fighting severed its external power line.
Art of the Deal: US Government Shutdown Sparks Gridlock
As the US federal government enters a partial shutdown, Senate stalemate raises tough questions on high-stakes negotiation skills.
Trump Pledges US Defense for Qatar If Attacked
President Trump signs an executive order pledging US defense for Qatar if attacked, strengthening ties amid the Gaza war mediation role.
Indonesia School Collapse: Death Toll Hits 5 as 84 Remain Trapped
Death toll from a school collapse in Indonesia’s East Java rises to 5 as rescuers race to save 84 people still trapped under unstable rubble.
U.S. Government Shuts Down for First Time in 7 Years
The U.S. federal government has shut down for the first time in nearly seven years, halting services like air travel and pausing paychecks for 750,000 workers.
Global Poll Reveals Frustration as US Government Shuts Down
A new global poll by CGTN reveals widespread disappointment over the US government shutdown and partisan gridlock.
Okinawa Sizzles: September Hottest on Record in Japan
Okinawa recorded its hottest September since 1946, capping Japan’s warmest summer ever and highlighting rising global temperatures.
South Korea and U.S. Launch 1st Visa Working Group to Ease Investor Travel
South Korea and the U.S. met in Washington for the first visa working group, aiming to smooth business travel, set up a Korean Investor Desk, and enhance communication after recent detentions.
Scientists Turn Skin Cells into Human Eggs in Lab Breakthrough
Scientists have turned skin cells into functional human eggs in lab experiments, opening new avenues for infertility treatments. Early success is low, but the breakthrough is huge.