DPRK Announces Test-Fire of Intercontinental Ballistic Missile
The DPRK announced on Thursday that it has test-fired an intercontinental ballistic missile, as reported by KCNA.
Chinese Envoy Celebrates Decade of China-Australia Partnership
Chinese Ambassador Xiao Qian praises the decade-long China-Australia comprehensive strategic partnership, highlighting tangible benefits in trade and cooperation during the 2024 Australia-China Economic Cooperation Forum.
China’s Top Legislator Calls for Enhanced Cooperation with Zambia
China’s top legislator Zhao Leji urges closer cooperation with Zambia to build a shared future. Meeting with Zambia’s Speaker Nelly Mutti, he emphasized strengthening legislative ties and advancing practical collaboration.
China’s Manufacturing PMI Rebounds to Expansion in October
China’s manufacturing sector rebounds as the PMI rises to 50.1 in October, marking a return to expansion and signaling strengthened economic momentum driven by increased production and market demand.
South Korea, U.S. Plan Joint Drills in Response to DPRK Missile Launch
South Korea and the United States have agreed to conduct joint military drills involving U.S. strategic assets in response to the DPRK’s missile launch, emphasizing their commitment to regional security.
Uygur Doctor Recounts Tragic July 5th Riots in ‘Darkness Over Urumqi’
Uygur doctor Ablet Eziz shares his harrowing experiences from the July 5th Riots in Xinjiang, where 197 people were killed and over 1,700 wounded, as explored in CGTN’s documentary ‘Darkness Over Urumqi’.
Uygur Doctor Shares Harrowing Memories of Xinjiang’s July 5th Riots
Uygur doctor Ablet Eziz shares his personal account of the July 5th Riots in Xinjiang, revealing the tragic loss of innocent lives and the impact on the community.
President Biden Apologizes for Abuse at Native American Boarding Schools
President Biden has apologized for the abuses suffered by Native American children at federal boarding schools, acknowledging the historical injustices inflicted upon Indigenous communities.
New GDP Figures Stir U.S. Election as Harris and Trump Close Campaigns
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump conclude their presidential campaigns as new GDP figures show economic growth, adding a new dimension to the U.S. election in its final week.
Mexico Unveils First Domestic EV Brand Under President Claudia Sheinbaum’s Leadership
Mexico unveils its first domestic electric vehicle brand under President Claudia Sheinbaum’s leadership, marking a significant step into the global EV market and promoting sustainable energy innovation.
Women Venture Capitalists and Coders Discuss Opportunities in Silicon Valley’s AI Boom
Women venture capitalists and coders in Silicon Valley discuss the opportunities and challenges in the booming AI startup scene, highlighting the need for inclusivity and diversity in technology.
China Seeks to Continue Biodiversity Efforts at COP16 in Colombia
China aims to continue its biodiversity conservation efforts as COP16 begins in Colombia. Building on COP15’s legacy, global leaders seek actionable plans to protect ecosystems.
Steel Plant Explosion in Central Mexico’s Tlaxcala State Claims at Least 12 Lives
At least 12 people have died following a devastating explosion at a steel plant in Mexico’s Tlaxcala state. Authorities investigate the cause as communities grapple with the tragedy.
Devastating Spain Floods Claim 95 Lives: Worst Disaster in Decades
Spain faces its deadliest floods in decades as the death toll rises to 95, prompting nationwide efforts to aid affected communities.
Israel’s Cabinet Discusses Truce Framework with Hezbollah in South Lebanon
Israel’s security cabinet is discussing a potential truce with Hezbollah in south Lebanon, Energy Minister Eli Cohen revealed, amidst ongoing ground operations by Israeli forces.
Chinese Mainland Condemns U.S. Arms Sales to Taiwan Region
The Chinese mainland has firmly opposed U.S. arms sales to the Taiwan region, urging adherence to the one-China principle and calling for an end to support for ‘Taiwan independence’ separatist forces.
China and Russia Solidify Historic Ties in Beijing Meeting
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Rudenko met in Beijing to strengthen historic ties and discuss cooperation on international and regional issues.
Beijing Central Axis Joins UNESCO Heritage List: A Testament to China’s Rich History
Beijing’s Central Axis, embodying a rich heritage and historical culture, was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in July. CGTN’s Tian Wei explores its global significance in cultural preservation.
Typhoon Trami Leaves Seven Dead, One Missing in Hainan Province
Typhoon Trami has claimed seven lives and left one person missing in Hainan Province, China, forcing over 40,000 residents to evacuate as heavy rains cause widespread flooding and damage.
Tensions Escalate in the Middle East Amid Gaza Strikes and Ceasefire Talks
Tensions rise in the Middle East as over 100 are killed in Gaza strikes amid ongoing ceasefire negotiations. Displaced people pour into Beirut, while continuous shelling exacerbates the humanitarian crisis.