Chinese Aid Arrives in Pakistan Amid Devastating Floods
With severe floods killing over 1,300 in Pakistan, the first Chinese aid plane has arrived in Karachi to assist devastated regions like Sindh Province where residents have lost everything.
2022
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At Least 66 Killed in Sichuan Province Earthquake in China
A magnitude-6.8 earthquake struck Luding County in China's Sichuan Province, killing at least 66 people. Rescue efforts are underway as authorities activate the highest level of emergency response.
Rescue Teams Race to Aid Hundreds Trapped After M6.8 Earthquake in Sichuan Province
A magnitude-6.8 earthquake struck southwest China’s Sichuan Province, leaving over 200 people trapped at the Hailuogou Scenic Spot. Rescue teams are traversing severed routes on foot to reach survivors.
New Zealand Columnist Andy Boreham Eager to Revisit Xinjiang’s Stunning Landscapes
Andy Boreham, a New Zealand columnist in China, is eager to revisit Xinjiang, captivated by its stunning landscapes and delicious cuisine. He plans to ride the new train looping the Taklamakan Desert.
UK’s Prime Ministerial Race Nears End: Potential Impact on Asia
The UK’s prime ministerial race concludes with Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak awaiting results. Asia watches closely, anticipating the new leader’s impact on trade and diplomatic relations.
Long COVID’s Lasting Impact: Australian Residents Share Their Struggles
Australian residents James and Katie share their struggles with long COVID, highlighting the persistent health challenges many face even after recovery.
Pakistan Floods Leave Thousands Stranded as Death Toll Surpasses 1,100
Severe flooding across Pakistan since mid-June has claimed over 1,100 lives, leaving thousands stranded in regions like Charsadda and Nowshera. Officials are urgently seeking international aid to assist in rescue operations.
An Indian Filmmaker’s Rural Journey: Anusha’s Life in Sichuan Countryside
Indian filmmaker Anusha Venkatachalam Iyer embraces rural life in China’s Sichuan Province, capturing the essence of Chinese culture and countryside in her independent films.
U.S. Monkeypox Cases Surge to World’s Highest, Residents Voice Concerns
The U.S. reports 17,432 monkeypox cases as of August 22, leading globally. Residents express concern amid the ongoing COVID-19 challenges.
Syrian Family Finds Second Home in China: A Journey of Art and Community
The Ali family from Syria has found a second home in China, embracing life in Nanjing through art, education, and community involvement.
Afghanistan One Year After U.S. Withdrawal: Voices from Kabul
One year after the U.S. withdrawal, Kabul residents reflect on how life has changed under Taliban rule, sharing their challenges and hopes for the future.
U.S. Politicians’ Visits to Taiwan Stir Tensions with Beijing
Recent visits by U.S. politicians to Taiwan have heightened tensions with Beijing, leading to significant military and economic responses from China and raising concerns about regional stability.
Afghan Witness Recounts Fear Amidst Deadly Drone Strikes
An Afghan woman shares her harrowing experience living under the threat of drone strikes, highlighting the fear and uncertainty faced by civilians amidst ongoing conflict.
Global Gen Z Shares Views on China’s Role in the World
Gen Z individuals worldwide share their views on China’s global role, reflecting on cultural insights and expectations for future relationships.
Afghan Victim Confronts Former U.S. Drone Operator in Emotional Exchange
An Afghan victim confronts former U.S. drone operator Brandon Bryant, rekindling painful memories and highlighting the emotional toll of drone warfare on both operators and civilians.
CGTN’s ‘Remote Killing’ Documentary Sheds Light on Afghan Drone Tragedies
CGTN’s ‘Remote Killing’ exposes the tragic consequences of drone strikes in Afghanistan, highlighting civilian stories behind the numbers.
Ambassador Qin Gang Invokes ‘Hamilton’ to Urge China-U.S. Cooperation
Chinese Ambassador to the U.S. Qin Gang emphasized the importance of cooperation between China and the United States, referencing the musical ‘Hamilton’ in a recent interview on Al-Jazeera.
Former U.S. Drone Operator Reveals Inner Turmoil After Afghan Strikes
Former U.S. drone operator Brandon Bryant reveals his inner turmoil after conducting drone strikes in Afghanistan, expressing deep disgust and self-hatred over his actions.
Taiwan Residents Question U.S. Commitment to One-China Policy Amid Official Visits
Taiwan residents express concern over recent visits by U.S. officials, questioning America’s commitment to the one-China policy amid rising tensions with the Chinese mainland.
Bridging Cultures: A Pakistani Vlogger’s Journey in China
Pakistani vlogger Younus Ghazali has spent six years in China sharing his experiences and culture through his videos, becoming a cultural bridge between China and Pakistan.