Asian Americans Confront Deep-Rooted Racism in the United States
Asian Americans like Linda Ju are confronting a surge in racism in the U.S., highlighting deep-rooted prejudices and the need for systemic change.
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Anti-Asian Sentiment Codified: The Page Act of 1875 and Its Lasting Impact
Explore how the Page Act of 1875 codified anti-Asian sentiment in the US, targeting Chinese women and shaping immigration policies. Understand its lasting impact on Chinese-American communities.
The Race Gap in the U.S.: Challenges Facing the Hispanic Community
Despite being the largest minority, Hispanics in the U.S. face ongoing discrimination by law enforcement, highlighting persistent racial disparities in American society.
Unveiling the Surge in Anti-Asian Attacks in the U.S.: The Vicious Circle of Racial Hatred
Attacks on Asian Americans have surged in the U.S. since the pandemic began, fueled by political rhetoric and fear, leaving communities more afraid of violence than the virus itself.
Pandemic Intensifies Economic Hardships for Young Native Americans on Reservations
COVID-19 exacerbates economic hardships for young Native Americans on reservations with limited job opportunities.
Unearthing the Past: The Legacy of Indigenous Boarding Schools in the U.S.
The return of nine Lakota children’s remains highlights the enduring legacy of U.S. indigenous boarding schools and the generational trauma faced by Native American communities.
Lakota People’s Resilience: Challenges and Triumphs in South Dakota
In South Dakota, the Lakota people confront challenges with resilience. The latest episode of “The Race Gap in the U.S.” explores their journey through the eyes of community members.
Iraq’s Journey of Rebuilding: Restoring Hope 20 Years After the War
Twenty years after the Iraq War, the Iraqi people are rebuilding their nation, aiming to restore their country to its former glory. Despite challenges, their resilience fuels hope for a renewed Iraq.
Blooming Business: China’s Dounan Flower Market Springs Back to Life
With the arrival of spring 2023, China’s domestic consumption is flourishing. Dounan, Asia’s largest wholesale flower market in Kunming, now trades over 25 million blooms per day, signaling economic revival.
The Shadow of Terror: Unintended Consequences of the Iraq War
The 2003 Iraq War unintentionally fostered extremist groups by creating a security vacuum. This led to prolonged violence, affecting millions and reshaping the Middle East’s stability.
The Lingering Poison: Iraq’s Struggle with Unexploded Ordnance 20 Years After the War
Twenty years after the Iraq War began, Iraq faces ongoing dangers from unexploded ordnance. The nation’s struggle with these remnants hinders recovery and poses daily risks to its people.
China’s Economy Set for Strong Growth in 2023 Amid Global Challenges
China’s economy is poised for significant growth in 2023, showing resilience and dynamism despite global challenges. With accelerated production and a positive outlook, China’s economic trajectory attracts global attention.
CGTN’s “Unified Future” Documentary Highlights Global Unity and Shared Values
CGTN celebrates the 10th anniversary of building “a community with a shared future for mankind” with “Unified Future,” a documentary showcasing global stories of unity and shared values.
China Emerges from Pandemic: Reflections on a Three-Year Battle
China emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic after three challenging years, reflecting on its battle and looking toward the future.
U.S. Soldier Reconnects with Iraqi Children He Rescued in 2007
Former U.S. soldier Ethan McCord learns the fate of two Iraqi children he rescued in 2007, reflecting on the profound impacts of the Iraq War.
Iraqi Mother’s Despair over Children’s Illnesses Linked to Depleted Uranium
An Iraqi mother from Basra shares her heartbreaking story as her children suffer from illnesses believed to be caused by depleted uranium used during the 2003 Iraq War.
Iraq’s Wheelchair Fencing Team: Defying Odds and Inspiring a Nation
Captain Ammar Ali and Iraq’s national wheelchair fencing team are turning tragedy into triumph, inspiring unity and hope among disabled Iraqis and the nation as a whole.
Shabandar Café: Baghdad’s Beacon of Resilience and Culture
Shabandar Café on Baghdad’s Mutanabbi Street stands as a symbol of resilience and cultural heritage, rebuilt by owner Mohamad al-Khashali after a devastating 2007 bombing.
Spring Brings Northern China’s Coastline to Life: Seals and Swans Return
As winter fades, northern China’s coast comes alive. Spotted seal pups learn to swim, whooper swans remain, and wading birds return to nest. Spring transforms the region into a haven of wildlife.
Amid Mosul’s Ruins, a Musician Orchestrates Hope
Mosul-based musician Mohammed Mahmood revives the city’s spirit by leading an orchestra amid the rubble. Musicians from afar join him, turning the remnants of war into a stage for unity and hope.