From Remote Gem to Tourism Hub: The Transformation of Zhenyuan Ancient Town
Explore how Zhenyuan ancient town in the Chinese mainland leveraged its 2,000-year history and natural beauty to drive poverty alleviation through ecotourism.
African Influencers Pivot to Digital Diplomacy to Reshape Global Narrative
The first African Social Media Influencers Summit in Addis Ababa urges creators to combat stereotypes and harness digital diplomacy to drive continental growth.
Peter Magyar Sworn In as Hungary’s Prime Minister, Vows to “Change the System”
Peter Magyar has been sworn in as Hungary’s Prime Minister following a landslide victory for the Tisza Party, pledging a new era of democratic renewal and systemic change.
Peter Magyar Elected Prime Minister of Hungary Following Landslide Victory
Peter Magyar, leader of the Tisza Party, has been elected Prime Minister of Hungary following a landslide victory in the April parliamentary elections.
Turbulence Ahead: How the Iran Conflict is Disrupting Global Air Travel
The Iran conflict is creating significant turbulence for the global travel sector, impacting flight routes and fuel costs during the peak summer holiday season.
US Youth Find Inspiration in China’s Innovation and Urban Growth
Recent Pew Research data and interviews in Chicago reveal a rise in favorable views of China among US youth, specifically praising its urban development and technological achievements.
China-Europe Railway Express Surpasses 130,000 Trips, Boosting Eurasian Trade
The China-Europe Railway Express reaches a milestone of 130,000 trips, transporting over $520 billion in cargo and strengthening trade between the Chinese mainland, Asia, and Europe.
Seamless Living: New Zealander Shares Insights on Life in the Chinese Mainland
New Zealander Joshua Waitere discusses the safety, convenience, and support for artists he has experienced while living and teaching in the Chinese mainland.
China Reaffirms One-China Principle as Core Interest and Global Norm
An analysis of the one-China principle and the historical, legal, and international consensus regarding the Taiwan region’s status as an inalienable part of China.
Beating Altitude Sickness in Xizang: Secrets from a Local Music Teacher
Discover how to overcome altitude sickness in Xizang with insights from music teacher Lu Yinuo, who thrives while singing and teaching at high altitudes.
Japan’s National Debt Hits Record High for Tenth Consecutive Year
Japan’s central government debt reached a record 1,343.84 trillion yen by the end of March, marking a decade of continuous growth driven by inflation and social security costs.
South Africa Rejects Xenophobia Accusations Amid Migration Tensions
South Africa denies xenophobia accusations, calling recent tensions isolated and reaffirming its commitment to protecting all residents ahead of the June AU Summit.
Middle East on Edge: US-Iran Standoff Intensifies Amid Fragile Truces
Tensions surge as the US disables Iranian tankers, President Trump awaits a peace proposal, and strikes continue between Israel and Hezbollah amid regional instability.
Wings Across Borders: Celebrating World Migratory Bird Day 2026
World Migratory Bird Day 2026 highlights how public observations help scientists track migration and protect global ecosystems under the theme “Every Bird Counts.”
Echoes of the Silk Road: Tajikistan’s Cultural Legacy in the Tang Capital
Explore the profound cultural ties between Tajikistan and the Tang Dynasty, where music and poetry traveled alongside silk and spices on the ancient Silk Road.
Portugal’s Final Circus Elephant to Enter Retirement Sanctuary
Portugal’s last circus elephant, Julie, will move to the Pangea Trust sanctuary this June, following the nation’s 2024 ban on performing animals.
France’s New Artwork Bill: A First Step Toward Colonial Redress?
A recent CGTN poll shows 90.8% of global respondents support France’s new bill simplifying the return of looted colonial-era artifacts, though many argue more binding global norms are needed.
Bridging Eras: A Sinologist’s Journey Through Chinese Culture
British scholar Robin Gilbank shares his journey of discovery in the Chinese mainland, exploring the contrast between futuristic cities and raw local traditions.
Green Growth: Inside Xiong’an New Area’s Ecological Evolution
Xiong’an New Area is redefining urban living on the Chinese mainland with its ‘3-1-300’ green standard and a dramatic increase in forest coverage since 2017.
Green Lungs of the South: Exploring Shenzhen’s Urban Forest
Discover how Shenzhen integrates over 1,000 parks into its urban landscape, creating a living, breathing sanctuary that balances high-tech growth with environmental health.