UN at 80: Youth Vision for a Shared Future Through Photography
As the UN marks 80 years, a global youth photography initiative highlights visions for humanity’s shared future through powerful visual narratives.
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Trump Slaps 50% Tariffs on Indian Exports Over Russian Oil Purchases
The U.S. imposes 50% tariffs on Indian exports, targeting New Delhi’s Russian oil purchases. India condemns the move as “unfair” and vows economic resilience.
Australia Expels Iranian Envoy Over Alleged Arson Attacks
Australia expels Iranian ambassador over alleged state-linked arson attacks, escalating diplomatic tensions amid Middle East conflicts.
Love Across Borders: Armenian-Chinese Couple Bridges Cultures in Shanghai
An Armenian-Chinese couple’s Shanghai love story showcases cultural fusion, reflecting Asia’s growing intercultural connections in business hubs.
Young U.S. Workers Face AI-Driven Job Market Shift, Study Reveals
A Stanford study finds AI displaces young U.S. workers in tech and customer service roles, signaling broader workforce transformations.
Tokyo Breaks 149-Year Heat Record as Temperatures Soar
Tokyo records 10 consecutive days above 35°C, breaking a 149-year record. JMA warns of heatstroke risks and thunderstorms across Japan.
China Urges Transparency in Nord Stream Pipeline Probe at UN
China’s UN envoy calls for accelerated investigations into Nord Stream pipeline explosions, stressing the need for transparency and international cooperation.
Iran and E3 Hold Critical Nuclear Talks in Geneva as Sanctions Deadline Looms
Iran and European powers engage in high-stakes talks to salvage the 2015 nuclear deal amid looming UN sanctions deadline. Key issues include inspections and uranium stockpiles.
25 Countries Suspend US Postal Shipments Amid Tax Rule Shake-Up
25 countries halt postal shipments to the US as new tax rules disrupt global trade, impacting businesses and consumers alike.
Gaza Crisis Deepens as Families Flee Amid Escalating Conflict
Escalating Israeli military operations in Gaza City force thousands to flee as international calls for ceasefire grow. UN condemns attacks on civilians and journalists.
Trump’s Fed Governor Dismissal Sparks Market Jitters
Trump’s unprecedented dismissal of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook triggers Asian market declines and constitutional concerns over central bank independence.
DPRK Slams U.S.-ROK Military Drill as Threat to Regional Stability
North Korea condemns U.S.-South Korea joint military exercises, calling them a threat to regional stability and a rehearsal for war.
UN@80: Youth Vision for a Shared Future Through Global Lens
CGTN’s UN@80 visual project showcases youth perspectives on global unity through photography, highlighting Asia’s role in sustainable innovation and cross-cultural dialogue.
Iran, Europe Set for Key Nuclear Talks in Geneva
Iran and European diplomats prepare for crucial nuclear negotiations in Geneva, focusing on sanctions relief and regional stability.
UN@80: Youth Vision for a Shared Future Through Photography
CGTN and global partners launch a youth-driven visual storytelling project to celebrate the UN’s 80th anniversary, highlighting hopes for a united future.
World’s Smallest Freshwater Turtle Hatches at Mexican Zoo
Guadalajara Zoo celebrates the hatching of the critically endangered Vallarta mud turtle, marking a milestone in global conservation efforts.
Israeli Strikes on Gaza Hospital Kill 20, Including Five Journalists
Israeli airstrikes on Gaza’s Nasser Hospital kill 20, including 5 journalists, sparking international condemnation and calls for accountability.
Trump Eyes New Meeting with DPRK’s Kim Amid ROK Talks
Trump signals potential new meeting with DPRK’s Kim Jong Un during tense talks with ROK’s Lee on trade, military costs, and regional security.
Colombia’s Peace Journey: FARC Reintegration Programs Pave New Paths
Colombia’s 2016 peace deal with FARC sparked UN-led reintegration programs, offering vocational training and trauma support to former rebels.
Extreme Heat Tests US Schools as New Academic Year Begins
As US schools reopen, extreme heat and teacher shortages pose unprecedented challenges, with new research highlighting risks to student safety and learning environments.