News & Insights Across Asia
Stay on top of breaking news and live events across the globe, enhanced by in-depth coverage of significant developments in Asia.
China embarks on its first ultra-deep-sea oil exploration using self-developed equipment, releasing a 3,000-meter-deep seafloor map. This milestone highlights China’s technological advancements.
Guangzhou, once a starting point of the ancient Maritime Silk Road, remains a vital trade gateway in China today. Discover how the new Pazhou Ferry Terminal strengthens connections within the Greater Bay Area.
Discover the autumn beauty of Saihanba Plateau in north China’s Hebei Province—a once-degraded land transformed into a green paradise through massive afforestation efforts.
The International Astronautical Congress opened in Baku, Azerbaijan, focusing on lunar exploration and international cooperation. Experts discussed the International Lunar Research Station proposed by China.
China initiates its first 3,000-meter deep-sea oil exploration with self-developed equipment during the National Day holiday, marking a major breakthrough in offshore energy exploration.
Explore how Greece’s engagement with China’s Belt and Road Initiative is revitalizing its local communities in academia, politics, and business, forging stronger ties between Europe and Asia.
Join CGTN’s Olivia He on a captivating tour of Hangzhou’s West Lake, exploring its stunning beauty, rich history, and cultural landmarks that define this “heaven on earth”.
Nanjing, ancient capital of six dynasties, offers a blend of 2,500 years of history and modern culture. Discover its reconstructed wonders, contemporary art, and vibrant streets.
Spectacular fireworks lit up Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour at 9 p.m. on Sunday, celebrating the 74th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China with 31,888 dazzling firework shells over 23 minutes.
Discover the Chengde Mountain Resort, China’s largest imperial palace-garden complex, and experience the timeless beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Discover the world’s largest tidal bore at the Qiantang River in China’s Zhejiang Province, where tidal waves reach heights of up to nine meters annually around lunar August 18.
Mongolia’s young athletes are venturing beyond traditional sports, embracing modern disciplines like 3-on-3 basketball, breakdancing, and esports at the Asian Games in Hangzhou.
The Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center Venue Cluster serves as the primary venue for the 19th Asian Games, showcasing China’s state-of-the-art facilities in east China’s Zhejiang Province.
Experience China’s National Day celebrations atop the Great Wall, where global visitors unite in vibrant festivities honoring the nation’s rich heritage.
China’s National Day on October 1 celebrates not only national pride but also global unity, as international guests share their cultures and experiences, highlighting the power of youth in fostering cross-cultural connections.
China commemorated Martyrs’ Day on September 30 with a solemn ceremony in Tiananmen Square, where President Xi Jinping and other leaders honored fallen national heroes.
Thousands gather along the Qiantang River in east China’s Zhejiang Province to witness the world’s largest tidal bore—a spectacular natural phenomenon where tides surge up to nine meters high.
Witness the world’s largest tidal bore on China’s Qiantang River, where waves surge up to nine meters high, drawing spectators from around the globe to this natural and cultural marvel.
Hangzhou celebrates the Mid-Autumn Festival amid the Asian Games, uniting athletes, volunteers, and locals in traditional festivities and cultural performances.
Afghanistan’s cricket team prepares for the Asian Games with high hopes. A new CGTN and Afghan Shamshad TV program explores their journey and aspirations.