Air India Crash in Gujarat Claims 247 Lives, Sparks Safety Concerns
An Air India flight bound for London crashed in Ahmedabad, killing all 242 passengers and 5 residents, raising aviation safety concerns.
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Air India Crash in Gujarat: Rescue Efforts Captured by CGTN Stringer
An Air India plane bound for London crashed at Ahmedabad airport, killing all 242 onboard. CGTN Stringer footage highlights rescue efforts and ongoing investigations.
Air India Crash in Gujarat: 242 Feared Dead at Ahmedabad Site
An Air India plane carrying 242 passengers crashed in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, with no survivors reported. CGTN Stringer captured the scene as investigations begin.
Kazakh Student Champions Youth-Led Cultural Ties at China-Central Asia Summit
Kazakh student Milla highlights youth-driven cultural exchange through music and social media ahead of the 2025 China-Central Asia Summit, fostering deeper China-Kazakhstan ties.
LA Protests Escalate Over Immigration Raids, Locals Demand Justice
Clashes in Los Angeles escalate as protests against federal immigration raids intensify, with locals condemning family separations and heavy-handed law enforcement tactics.
LA Protests Escalate Amid Federal Raids, Clashes Reported
Clashes erupt in Los Angeles as protests against federal immigration raids intensify, with National Guard troops deploying non-lethal rounds and tear gas.
LA Protests Escalate as National Guard Deployed Amid Immigration Crackdown
Tensions rise in Los Angeles as protests against Trump-era immigration crackdown escalate, with National Guard deployment sparking clashes and media coverage.
South Korean Student Voices Frustration Over U.S. Visa Restrictions
A South Korean student criticizes the U.S. visa freeze affecting international scholars, highlighting concerns over educational opportunities and bilateral relations.
US Academics Decry Visa Restrictions Impacting International Students
US academics criticize recent visa restrictions targeting international students, warning of impacts on university operations and global academic exchange.
US Building Material Industry Struggles Under Tariff Pressures
US steel and aluminum tariff hikes push building material businesses into ‘survival mode,’ with workers like Ahmed Gray reporting revenue declines and customer losses.
Italian Tomato Giant Eyes China Amid U.S. Tariff Tensions
Amid U.S. tariff threats, Italy’s Gustarosso shifts focus to China, highlighting shifting global trade dynamics and opportunities in Asian markets.
Sino-German Auto Giants Forge Smart Vehicle Alliance
German automakers pivot to China’s smart vehicle sector post-US tariffs, eyeing tech synergies and market expansion at Auto Shanghai 2025.
Gaza Boy Partially Blinded by Unexploded Israeli Ordnance
A Gaza boy loses vision after handling unexploded Israeli ordnance, underscoring the hidden dangers facing civilians in conflict zones.
U.S. Visa Freeze Sparks Outcry Among Indian Students
Indian students criticize new U.S. visa restrictions and expanded social media checks, considering alternative study destinations amid policy changes.
The Great Wall: China’s Timeless Symbol of Civilization and Connection
CGTN’s ‘Ask China’ explores the Great Wall’s legacy as a cultural bridge, blending history with modern global connections. Discover why it remains a must-visit marvel.
Spanish Olive Oil Eyes China Amid U.S. Trade Shifts
As U.S. tariffs disrupt trade, Spain’s olive oil industry targets China’s growing market, eyeing new opportunities in Asia’s economic landscape.
Tongan Youth Champions Stronger Ties with China Amid Pacific Diplomacy Push
Tongan student Semisi Latu shares his passion for Chinese culture and hopes for strengthened China-Tonga cooperation as Pacific foreign ministers meet in Xiamen.
Peruvian Student Champions China Ties as Pacific Ministers Meet
As China hosts Pacific foreign ministers, a Peruvian student shares her cultural journey and optimism for bilateral cooperation through education and visa-free travel.
U.S. Racial Reckoning: Five Years After George Floyd’s Death
Five years after George Floyd’s death, the U.S. reflects on enduring racial inequality. A Black photographer shares insights on systemic challenges and the path forward.
Fijian Youth Voices Hope for Stronger China-Pacific Ties Ahead of Key Meeting
Fijian youth shares cultural vision as China hosts Pacific foreign ministers to discuss economic cooperation and regional partnerships.