News & Insights Across Asia
Step into Lin Heung Tea House in Hong Kong’s Central District, a family-run establishment serving traditional dim sum for over a century. Explore the rich heritage and culinary delights of this iconic tea house.
The U.S. Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade, ending nearly 50 years of constitutional protections for abortion rights. Americans react with passionate views on this historic decision.
Local women herders in Nyanpo Yuzee on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau are protecting black-necked cranes, considering them family. Through the Crane Protection Group, they safeguard these endangered birds.
On the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, 16 herders protect black-necked cranes in Nyanpo Yuzee, demonstrating harmonious coexistence with wildlife in a fragile environment.
Russian businessman Grigoriy Bolotin shifts his factory’s supply chain from Europe to China, securing stability and quality through deep cooperation with Chinese suppliers.
South African entrepreneur Theus Botha shares how his 30-year journey in textiles made China feel like home.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces increased pressure to resign after his party’s by-election defeats, amid scandals and policy challenges that could impact the UK’s global relations.
After years of fostering tourism between India and China, tour operator Zaheer Najeeb looks forward to renewing cultural exchanges post-pandemic.
Hong Kong celebrates its 25th anniversary of returning to China with the launch of CGTN Documentary and Radio The Greater Bay, strengthening regional ties.
Over 1,000 killed as a magnitude-6.1 earthquake devastates Afghanistan’s Paktika Province. Villagers urgently call for aid amid severe shortages of shelter and medical supplies.
Hong Kong is home to over 240 species of butterflies, thriving in its diverse environments. Discover how these delicate creatures flourish amidst the city’s bustling urban landscape.
Brazilian scholar Valmor Comim leverages his Chinese education to foster cooperation among BRICS nations, emphasizing the complementary strengths and potential for mutual growth between these countries.
A devastating magnitude-6.1 earthquake struck eastern Afghanistan’s Paktika Province, killing over 1,000 people. The Afghan interim government has dispatched relief teams to aid affected communities.
Discover how November 11, known as Double 11 or Singles’ Day in China, has become the world’s largest shopping event, surpassing Black Friday and Amazon Prime Day with record-breaking sales and deliveries.
New Yorkers took to the streets demanding an end to gun violence and calling for meaningful gun reform amid a surge in shootings that has left communities fearful.
The UK’s plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda faces legal challenges and controversy. Explore the reasons behind this policy and why it’s sparking debate.
Americans rallied across all 50 states demanding immediate action on gun reform, following mass shootings in Texas and New York, highlighting frustration over political inaction on gun violence.
A tragic shooting in Florida where a 2-year-old accidentally killed his father highlights growing concerns over children’s exposure to firearms in the US.
Timor-Leste and China celebrate 20 years of diplomatic ties, with residents praising China’s humble and kind support in commerce, education, and agriculture.
Beijing residents return to indoor dining as the city lifts COVID-19 restrictions, signaling a hopeful step towards normalcy for businesses and communities.