Germany Secures Olympic Bronze with 1-0 Victory Over Spain
Germany secured the bronze medal in women’s Olympic soccer with a 1-0 victory over Spain, thanks to Giulia Gwinn’s penalty and a crucial save by goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger in added time.
China Clinches Gold in Men’s Table Tennis, Ma Long Makes Olympic History
China clinched gold in men’s table tennis team event, defeating Sweden 3-0. Ma Long became the most decorated Chinese athlete with his sixth Olympic gold.
Exploring Montmartre in a Classic Citroen 2CV: A Journey to Paris’s Heart
Discover the heart of Montmartre by cruising in a classic Citroen 2CV, exploring the artistic soul and hidden gems of Paris’s most enchanting district.
Chinese Foreign Ministry Releases Report on the National Endowment for Democracy
The Chinese Foreign Ministry released a report titled “The National Endowment for Democracy: What It Is and What It Does,” offering insights into the NED’s activities and global impact.
Level-IV Emergency Response Activated Amid Torrential Rains in Beijing and Neighboring Regions
China has activated a Level-IV emergency response as torrential rains are expected to hit Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei Province over the weekend, prompting flood control measures and resident evacuations.
GM Reaffirms Commitment to Chinese Mainland Amid Market Changes
GM reaffirms its commitment to building a profitable, self-sustaining operation in the Chinese mainland despite rising local competition, emphasizing the importance of ongoing restructuring efforts.
Shanghai Aims for Full Transition to New Energy Buses and Taxis by 2027
Shanghai plans to fully transition its bus and taxi fleet to new energy vehicles by 2027, introducing over 17,000 NEV buses and taxis as part of its commitment to sustainable transportation.
Marine Protected Areas Fall Short in Protecting New Zealand Whales
A New Zealand study reveals that marine protected areas may not sufficiently protect whales from threats like commercial fishing, as a high overlap with vessels occurs within these zones.
China Appeals to WTO Over EU Electric Vehicle Tariffs
China has appealed to the WTO over the EU’s imposition of additional tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, challenging what it calls unjust measures that harm global cooperation on climate change.
Amid Syrian Ruins, Youth Find Hope Through Parkour and Gymnastics
In war-torn Syria, former gymnast Ahmed Sawas leads young athletes in parkour and gymnastics, healing trauma and rekindling hope amidst the ruins.
Devastating Floods in Yemen Claim At Least 45 Lives Amid Heavy Rains
Heavy rains and floods in northern Yemen have killed at least 45 people, with dozens injured. The Al Hudaydah Governorate is the hardest-hit region, facing severe damage and widespread destruction.
Perseid Meteor Shower Lights Up China’s Skies on Qixi Festival Night
The Perseid meteor shower illuminated China’s skies during the Qixi Festival, offering a unique night where celestial beauty met traditional celebration. Astrophotographer Jeff Dai captured the spectacle in Qinghai.
Key Events to Watch on August 9 at the 2024 Paris Olympics
August 9 at the 2024 Paris Olympics features key finals, including China’s athletes in table tennis, diving, and women’s field hockey, as well as the rhythmic gymnastics individual all-around final.
China Showcases Cultural Highlights: Paris 2024 Screenings, Art Exhibitions, and Dance Drama
China is buzzing with cultural events, from Paris 2024 Olympic screenings in cinemas to captivating art exhibitions in Shanghai and a modern dance drama interpreting ancient poetry.
China’s New Energy Vehicles Surpass Fuel Cars with 51.1% Market Share in July
China’s new energy vehicle penetration reached 51.1% in July, surpassing fuel cars for the first time, marking a historic shift in the automotive industry.
Deforestation in Amazon Drops to Lowest Level Since 2016, Brazil Reports
Deforestation in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest has slowed by nearly half, reaching its lowest level since 2016, according to new satellite data released by the government.
Global Concern Mounts Over USADA’s Alleged Cover-Up in Erriyon Knighton Doping Scandal
A CGTN poll reveals that 95.57% of global respondents believe USADA may be covering up doping by U.S. athletes, amid allegations surrounding track star Erriyon Knighton.
Global Concern Over USADA Cover-Ups in Knighton Doping Scandal, CGTN Poll Reveals
A CGTN poll reveals 95.57% of global respondents believe USADA may be covering up doping by U.S. athletes, as the scandal surrounding sprinter Erriyon Knighton raises concerns over anti-doping integrity.
Global Concerns Mount over USADA’s Alleged Doping Cover-ups, CGTN Poll Reveals
A recent CGTN poll reveals 95.57% of global respondents believe USADA may be covering up doping cases among U.S. athletes, raising severe global concerns over transparency and fairness in sports.
China’s Flower Industry Blossoms Amid Green Economy Growth
China’s flower industry is booming, expanding the market and offering new opportunities. CGTN’s Li Mengyuan visits the International Horticultural Exhibition 2024 in Chengdu to explore this growth.