Hector Chacon: The Santa Claus ‘Falling from the Sky’ in Guatemala’s Slums
Retired firefighter Hector Chacon brings joy to children in Guatemala’s slums by “falling from the sky” as Santa Claus, delivering gifts and hope for a better future.
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England Reduces COVID-19 Isolation to Seven Days Amid Record Cases
England cuts COVID-19 isolation from 10 to 7 days with negative tests as daily cases hit record highs, impacting workforce.
Syrian Ballerina Nazik Al-Ali: Dancing Through War and Pandemic
Amid war and pandemic, Syrian ballerina Nazik Al-Ali, 22, pursues her dream of ballet, hoping to bring peace to the world through dance.
UK Aids Hospitality Sector Amid Rising COVID-19 Cancellations
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has ruled out stricter COVID-19 measures before Christmas but warned that further actions may be taken afterward. The government has pledged £1 billion to support the struggling hospitality sector.
Defying the Odds: One-Armed Palestinian Bodybuilder Pursues His Dream
One-armed Palestinian bodybuilder Nidal Al-Da’our defies odds as he pursues his dream to represent his country in international competitions, demonstrating resilience and inspiring many.
French Residents Share Hopes for Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics
French residents share their hopes for the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, highlighting the Olympic spirit and the importance of global unity.
Patriots Aim to Steer Hong Kong Forward in Landmark LegCo Elections
The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region holds its first Legislative Council elections since electoral reforms, with residents expressing hope that patriots will guide the city forward.
Super Typhoon Rai Devastates Philippine Villages
Super Typhoon Rai devastates Philippine villages after making landfall on December 16, causing widespread destruction across the central region.
Chile Vaccinates Children Aged 3-5 with China’s Sinovac Vaccine
Children aged 3 to 5 in Chile have started receiving China’s Sinovac vaccines, with an estimated 700,000 to be inoculated.
Deadly Fire in Osaka Building Claims At Least 19 Lives
At least 19 people have died after a fire broke out in a building in Osaka, Japan, on December 17. Authorities are investigating the cause as the community mourns this tragic loss.
Johannesburg Residents Call for Government Action on Vaccination Education Amid Omicron Surge
As Omicron becomes the dominant strain in South Africa, Johannesburg residents are calling on the government to enhance education on vaccinations to combat the surge and address vaccine hesitancy.
At Least 70 Dead in Haiti Fuel Tanker Explosion Amid Fuel Shortage
An explosion in Cap-Haitien, Haiti's second-largest city, has left at least 70 people dead. The tragedy occurred as residents gathered fuel from an overturned tanker amid a national fuel shortage.
Kentucky Resident Rescues Parents Amid Deadly Tornadoes
Tony Johnson rescues his parents after deadly Kentucky tornadoes destroy their home, highlighting resilience amid disaster.
Breaking Barriers: Gaza’s Young Women Aim for International Basketball Stage
Young girls in Gaza have formed a women’s youth basketball team, challenging social traditions and aiming to represent Palestine internationally.
Kenyan Scholar Kenneth Okech Praises China’s Unique Democratic Model
Kenyan scholar Kenneth Okech praises China’s unique democratic system, highlighting its appeal to leaders in Africa and other developing nations seeking alternative governance models.
Struggle for Clean Water: Navajo Nation’s Ongoing Battle with Uranium Contamination
Decades after uranium mining ended, the Navajo Nation continues to struggle with a lack of clean water, facing health risks from contaminated sources and fighting for environmental justice.
Puerto Rico’s Opioid Crisis Unveiled: Insights from a Recent CGTN Report
A recent CGTN report uncovers the opioid crisis gripping Puerto Rico, highlighting the alarming rise in overdose deaths and the underlying factors contributing to this pressing issue.
Tornado Cluster Ravages Kentucky, Dozens Killed in Historic Outbreak
A cluster of tornadoes devastated Kentucky, causing catastrophic damage and killing dozens in what President Biden says may be one of the largest tornado outbreaks in U.S. history.
Turkish Vlogger Reveals Doubling Prices Amid Inflation in Bodrum
Turkish vlogger Leyla Agdeve highlights how prices in Bodrum have doubled over the past year due to inflation, revealing the impact on daily essentials and people’s shopping habits.
Harlem Activist Madlyn Stokely’s Mission to Reclaim Her Streets
Harlem resident Madlyn Stokely shares her journey in making her neighborhood safe from drug exposure and tackling systemic racism that fueled addiction in her community.