Landslide in Bandung Claims 11 Lives, Rescue Efforts Ongoing
At least 11 killed in a landslide in Bandung, Indonesia, with rescue operations ongoing as authorities respond to the disaster.
Russia-U.S.-Ukraine Talks Conclude Without Breakthrough; Next Round Planned
The first trilateral Russia-U.S.-Ukraine peace talks since 2022 ended without resolving territorial disputes, though military discussions saw progress. Further meetings are planned for February 1.
Indigo Threads of Tradition: Bai Artisan Weaves Lunar New Year Blessings with Yunnan Horses
Bai artist Su Wuxiang merges tie-dye and embroidery to create Lunar New Year sachets inspired by Yunnan horses, blending tradition with modern creativity.
California Joins WHO Alert Network Amid Federal Withdrawal
California becomes the first U.S. state to join WHO’s outbreak response network, countering federal withdrawal while boosting global health ties.
West Faces Alliance Crisis at Davos 2026 as Global Order Shifts
The 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos highlights a deepening rift in Western alliances, with leaders questioning US leadership and the post-WWII global order.
Nuuk Restores Power After Winter Storm Disrupts Grid
Greenland’s capital Nuuk restores electricity and heating after a severe storm damages transmission lines, highlighting ongoing infrastructure challenges in harsh climates.
WHO Rejects U.S. Withdrawal Justification as Global Health Concerns Mount
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus disputes U.S. claims justifying withdrawal, citing unresolved financial obligations and global health risks.
U.S. Braces for Historic Winter Storm as 170 Million Face Extreme Alerts
A historic winter storm sweeps across the U.S., prompting 18 states to declare emergencies and affecting 170 million residents with extreme cold and snowfall.
Greenland Sovereignty Concerns Persist Amid Trump’s Past Remarks, Say London Protesters
London protesters highlight ongoing concerns about Greenland’s sovereignty and resource governance seven years after Trump’s acquisition proposal, amid growing Asian mineral demand.
Federal Immigration Operation in Minneapolis Turns Deadly Amid Rising Tensions
Federal officers fatally shoot man during Minneapolis immigration operation, intensifying debates over enforcement tactics and police reform in 2026.
Canada’s ‘Buy Canadian’ Push Amid US Tariff Tensions in 2026
Canadian PM Mark Carney urges domestic economic focus as the US threatens 100% tariffs on Canadian goods in 2026, emphasizing ‘Buy Canadian’ initiatives.
Federal Agents Involved in Third Minnesota Shooting This Month
Third federal agent-involved shooting in Minnesota this month sparks calls for transparency and protocol review. Authorities confirm civilian casualty.
Japan Clinches AFC U-23 Asian Cup Title with Dominant 4-0 Victory Over China
Japan secures the AFC U-23 Asian Cup title with a decisive 4-0 win against China in the final, held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
Finnish PM Orpo Begins Key Beijing Visit to Strengthen China Ties
Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo begins a four-day official visit to Beijing, focusing on trade, technology, and green energy cooperation with Chinese Premier Li Qiang.
Sign Language Interpreter Bridges Worlds Through Empathy and Skill
Kenyan sign language interpreter Esther Eulolo shares her decade-long journey bridging communication gaps between deaf and hearing communities through empathy and skill.
Chinese Aesthetics Reimagined at ART SG 2026
CGTN’s Art Series debuts at ART SG 2026, blending ancient Chinese aesthetics with modern interactive displays to foster cross-cultural dialogue and innovation.
‘Becoming Chinese’ Trend Sparks Lasting Cultural Curiosity in 2026
The ‘Becoming Chinese’ trend evolves in 2026, fostering lasting cultural curiosity and cross-cultural understanding beyond social media virality.
CGTN Explores Traditional Aesthetics in Modern Art at ART SG 2026
CGTN’s ‘When Classics Inspire’ dialogue at ART SG 2026 examines the fusion of traditional aesthetics with contemporary art, featuring insights from global art leaders.
China’s Wind Power Surge Debunks Trump’s Claims at Davos 2026
China’s wind power capacity, the world’s largest, counters Trump’s Davos remarks, with offshore projects set to expand under the 15th Five-Year Plan.
Trump’s ‘Donroe Doctrine’ Sparks Global Debate on U.S. Hegemony Trends
Analysis of Trump’s ‘Donroe Doctrine’ reveals shifting U.S. foreign policy tactics and growing global debate about 21st-century hegemony dynamics in 2026.