Miami Family Separated by Deportation Shares Heartbreaking Story
A Miami mother recounts her son’s deportation to Cuba despite his marriage to a U.S. citizen and their young child, highlighting immigration challenges.
Mexico’s Judicial Overhaul: Voters to Elect Judges in Historic Reform
Mexico prepares for historic judicial elections on June 1, allowing citizens to vote for all levels of judges, reshaping the nation’s legal framework.
Fantuan Founder Shares Success Story at Vancouver Web Summit
Fantuan co-founder Yaofei Feng discusses the company’s journey from Vancouver startup to North America’s leading Asian food delivery platform at Web Summit.
CICAF 2025: Asia’s Premier Animation Festival Unveils Immersive Innovations
Asia’s leading animation festival, CICAF 2025, showcases cutting-edge tech and cultural exchange, drawing millions and global businesses to Hangzhou.
Xi Jinping Stresses Children’s Role in China’s Future on International Day
President Xi Jinping emphasizes children’s holistic development and societal role during International Children’s Day, highlighting education and environmental values.
China Rejects Unilateralism, Advocates Shared Security at Shangri-La Dialogue
China reaffirmed its commitment to multilateralism and global security cooperation at the Shangri-La Dialogue, emphasizing shared maritime security in the Asia-Pacific.
Wuzhizhou Island’s Marine Ranch: A Dive into Sustainable Innovation
Hainan’s Wuzhizhou Island pioneers marine conservation through its national-level marine ranch, combining ecological restoration with sustainable tourism growth.
U.S. Visa Crackdown Shatters ‘American Dream’ for International Students, Survey Finds
A CGTN survey reveals over 80% of respondents condemn U.S. visa restrictions on international students, citing violations of academic freedom and privacy.
France Expands Smoking Ban: How Europe is Curbing Tobacco Use
France’s new smoking ban takes effect in July, joining a Europe-wide push to restrict tobacco use in public spaces. Explore how other countries are enforcing similar measures.
Soul and Soil: Rediscovering China’s First Star Poet, Qu Yuan
Exploring the life of Qu Yuan, China’s pioneering poet, and the ancient Chu state’s cultural legacy that shaped early Chinese romanticism.
UN Warns Gaza Crisis Reaches ‘Catastrophic’ Levels as Aid Struggles to Reach Civilians
UN warns Gaza’s humanitarian situation is the worst since the war began, with aid deliveries critically insufficient and public order collapsing amid ongoing conflict.
China Unveils Pioneering Solar Test Base in Desert, Boosts Renewable Energy Push
China launches its first large-scale solar test base in Inner Mongolia, alongside major wind and thermal projects, accelerating renewable energy development and carbon reduction goals.
China’s Dragon Boat Festival Sparks Railway Travel Surge
China’s railways handle 17.8 million trips on Dragon Boat Festival’s first day, with 80.5 million expected during the holiday period.
German Hidden Champions Seek Stronger Ties with China at Beijing Forum
German SMEs, known as ‘hidden champions,’ explore deeper collaboration with China at 2025 Beijing forum, signaling growing Europe-Asia economic integration.
Dragon Boat Festival: Celebrating Heritage & Unity
China’s Dragon Boat Festival returns, blending ancient traditions with modern celebrations through dragon boat races, zongzi, and cultural performances.
Taklimakan Rally Stage 8 Tests Racers in Xinjiang’s Harsh Desert
Stage 8 of the Taklimakan Rally pushes racers through 338km of extreme desert conditions in Xinjiang, testing endurance as leaders emerge ahead of the final stretch.
Gold’s Record Surge: How Long Can the Rally Last?
As gold prices hit historic highs, investors weigh risks and opportunities amid shifting global economic trends. Analysis examines sustainability of the rally.
Panda Life in Hainan: A Glimpse into Conservation Success
Giant panda brothers thrive in Hainan’s tropical habitat, showcasing China’s wildlife conservation achievements and sustainable tourism potential over seven years.
California Governor Slams Trump Tariffs’ Toll on Small Businesses
California Governor Gavin Newsom warns Trump-era tariffs have caused “complete devastation” for small businesses, despite recent court rulings blocking some measures.
Xi Jinping Outlines Vision for China’s Education Leadership in New Article
Xi Jinping’s article outlines strategies to position China as a global education leader, emphasizing innovation and talent development.