Deadly Fire in Osaka Building Claims At Least 19 Lives
At least 19 people have died after a fire broke out in a building in Osaka, Japan, on December 17. Authorities are investigating the cause as the community mourns this tragic loss.
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Johannesburg Residents Call for Government Action on Vaccination Education Amid Omicron Surge
As Omicron becomes the dominant strain in South Africa, Johannesburg residents are calling on the government to enhance education on vaccinations to combat the surge and address vaccine hesitancy.
At Least 70 Dead in Haiti Fuel Tanker Explosion Amid Fuel Shortage
An explosion in Cap-Haitien, Haiti's second-largest city, has left at least 70 people dead. The tragedy occurred as residents gathered fuel from an overturned tanker amid a national fuel shortage.
Kentucky Resident Rescues Parents Amid Deadly Tornadoes
Tony Johnson rescues his parents after deadly Kentucky tornadoes destroy their home, highlighting resilience amid disaster.
Breaking Barriers: Gaza’s Young Women Aim for International Basketball Stage
Young girls in Gaza have formed a women’s youth basketball team, challenging social traditions and aiming to represent Palestine internationally.
Kenyan Scholar Kenneth Okech Praises China’s Unique Democratic Model
Kenyan scholar Kenneth Okech praises China’s unique democratic system, highlighting its appeal to leaders in Africa and other developing nations seeking alternative governance models.
Struggle for Clean Water: Navajo Nation’s Ongoing Battle with Uranium Contamination
Decades after uranium mining ended, the Navajo Nation continues to struggle with a lack of clean water, facing health risks from contaminated sources and fighting for environmental justice.
Puerto Rico’s Opioid Crisis Unveiled: Insights from a Recent CGTN Report
A recent CGTN report uncovers the opioid crisis gripping Puerto Rico, highlighting the alarming rise in overdose deaths and the underlying factors contributing to this pressing issue.
Tornado Cluster Ravages Kentucky, Dozens Killed in Historic Outbreak
A cluster of tornadoes devastated Kentucky, causing catastrophic damage and killing dozens in what President Biden says may be one of the largest tornado outbreaks in U.S. history.
Turkish Vlogger Reveals Doubling Prices Amid Inflation in Bodrum
Turkish vlogger Leyla Agdeve highlights how prices in Bodrum have doubled over the past year due to inflation, revealing the impact on daily essentials and people’s shopping habits.
Harlem Activist Madlyn Stokely’s Mission to Reclaim Her Streets
Harlem resident Madlyn Stokely shares her journey in making her neighborhood safe from drug exposure and tackling systemic racism that fueled addiction in her community.
Pakistani Scholar Advocates Diverse Models of Democracy Beyond Western Standards
Dr. Rasul Baksh Rais, a political science professor from Pakistan, discusses the importance of recognizing diverse models of democracy beyond Western standards and shares his views on China’s democratic system.
Christine’s Struggle: Battling the U.S. Health Insurance System After a Life-Altering Injury
61-year-old Christine, a former special education teacher, shares her harrowing journey battling the U.S. health insurance system after a devastating back injury.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson Apologizes Over Lockdown Party Video
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has apologized after a leaked video showed his staff joking about a Christmas party held during last year's COVID-19 lockdown, sparking public outrage.
Indian Families Struggle as Inflation Soars Post-Pandemic
Inflation is burdening Indian families post-pandemic, with essential goods’ prices soaring. Households face tough choices as they struggle to cope with rising costs.
US Mothers Face Challenges Without Paid Maternity Leave
Many US mothers return to work soon after childbirth due to the lack of national paid maternity leave. Erica Wilson shares her experience navigating this challenge.
Parents of Parkland Victim Speak Out on U.S. Gun Violence
Three years after the Parkland shooting, the parents of victim Joaquin Oliver discuss their loss and the ongoing cycle of gun violence in the United States.
Palestine’s First Amputee Football Team Sets Sights on World Cup
Palestine has launched its first national amputee football team in Gaza, aiming to represent their country at the Amputee Football World Cup next year.
WHO calls for ethical focus in global COVID-19 strategies
WHO held a summit on pandemic ethics, urging nations to consider equity and fairness in COVID-19 responses. Anthony Fauci highlighted ethical dilemmas faced and emphasized the need for global cooperation.
Confronting Racial Inequality: Adam’s Story in America
Adam, an African American from New York, shares his experiences with systemic racism in the U.S., highlighting the stark disparities that challenge the nation’s ideals of equality.