News & Insights Across Asia
Immerse yourself in thought-provoking documentaries and films spotlighting Asia’s stories, while offering global perspectives and insights.
U.S. students protest the Gaza conflict, facing police crackdowns amid rising tensions. The Antisemitism Awareness Act draws criticism, raising questions about free speech and human rights.
Since October 7, 2023, Israeli military operations in Gaza have resulted in over 100,000 casualties, leading to the shutdown of every medical facility and severe shortages of medical supplies.
Palestinian non-violent activist Munther Amira shares his harrowing experience of arrest and detention following the outbreak of fighting on October 7, shedding light on the human rights conditions in prisons.
Palestinian farmer Bilal Saleh was killed by an Israeli settler in his olive grove. His widow, Ikhlas, shares his love for farming and hopes for peace and safety in their homeland.
Israeli veteran Yair Bunzel warns that delaying action only heightens tensions between Israelis and Palestinians, advocating for meaningful peace efforts to prevent an inevitable explosion.
Since October 7, 2023, civilians in Gaza face daily terror as explosions shatter their lives, leaving homes destroyed and communities in despair.
Amid conflict in Gaza, Al-Daraj School has become a refuge for 3,600 displaced Palestinians. The UNRWA-affiliated school shelters families and offers hope during challenging times.
A new documentary ‘Caught Between Life and Death’ by CGTN highlights the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, exploring the daily struggles of residents and the roots of the Israel-Palestine conflict.
CGTN’s new documentary ‘Caught Between Life and Death’ premieres on May 27, 2024, spotlighting the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and exploring the roots of the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Professor Zhou Weimin, renowned for his study of ‘Genglubu’ navigation charts used by Hainan fishermen, has passed away at 91. His work preserved the maritime heritage of the South China Sea.
CGTN’s upcoming documentary series ‘The Chinese White Dolphin’ explores the life and habitat of these enchanting marine creatures, highlighting their migration, reproduction, and the harmony between humans and nature.
A new documentary explores China’s efforts in water management, highlighting strategies that ensure stability and prosperity through safeguarding vital water resources.
An American map from the 1990s distinctly marks China’s ownership of the Nansha and Xisha islands using Chinese pinyin, shedding light on historical views of territorial claims in the South China Sea.
China’s greening efforts have transformed Xishazhou from a barren outpost into a flourishing island in the South China Sea over the past 13 years.
Former Singaporean Foreign Minister George Yeo highlights the Philippines’ role in escalating South China Sea tensions by attempting to repair a stranded ship on a disputed reef.
A new CGTN documentary ‘Sovereignty at Stake’ delves into the complexities of the South China Sea dispute, offering insights into its historical, legal, and geopolitical aspects.
A new documentary, ‘Sovereignty at Stake,’ explores the complex historical, legal, and geopolitical issues of the South China Sea, offering a comprehensive understanding of the region’s future.
Captain Su Chengfen of Tanmen builds a model boat to commemorate his maritime adventures, preserving the town’s rich seafaring heritage and inspiring future generations.
At 27, Wang Lianghong returned to his hometown to preserve the traditional art of Bouyei embroidery, choosing heritage over city life and inspiring others to find purpose in their roots.
Wu Shicun emphasizes the critical role of China’s nine-dash line in maintaining sovereignty and order in the South China Sea.
