China-Africa Partnership Holds ‘Great Potential’ in Development, Education: Somali Envoy
Somali Ambassador highlights China-Africa collaboration in infrastructure and vocational education as key drivers for development and poverty reduction.
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Xi Jinping Stresses Ecological Protection in Key Policy Address
Chinese President Xi Jinping’s speech on ecological protection and sustainable development to be published in CPC’s Qiushi Journal, highlighting policy priorities.
Eurozone Growth Stalls as U.S. Tariffs Impact Trade Dynamics
Eurozone’s Q2 growth hits 0.1% as U.S. tariffs impact trade, with Germany and Italy facing declines while Spain shows resilience. Experts weigh in on long-term effects.
New Animated Film ‘Nobody’ Revives Forgotten ‘Journey to the West’ Characters
Discover how ‘Nobody’ transforms forgotten ‘Journey to the West’ characters into modern allegories of self-discovery, premiering August 2.
Mikis Theodorakis Centennial Tour Debuts in Beijing, Bridging Cultures
Beijing hosts the first performance of Mikis Theodorakis’s centennial tour, blending Greek musical heritage with Chinese cultural diplomacy at the National Museum of China.
American Vlogger’s Great Wall Journey Captures Global Attention
Beijing-based American vlogger Robbie Swain documents his friends’ first experience hiking the Great Wall, showcasing reactions to this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Xinjiang Dance Festival Fosters Global Cultural Ties
The 7th China Xinjiang International Dance Festival brought together 24 international and domestic troupes, showcasing diverse performances to promote cultural exchange across Eurasia.
China’s Archaeological Museum Sees Summer Surge in Young Visitors
Beijing’s Chinese Archaeological Museum experiences summer visitor surge as families explore China’s ancient history through interactive exhibits and educational programs.
Beijing Floods Claim 44 Lives, 9 Missing Amid Heavy Rainfall
Heavy rainfall triggers deadly floods in Beijing, leaving 44 dead and 9 missing. Authorities intensify rescue operations as climate concerns rise.
Xinjiang’s Karajol Township Blends Tradition and Innovation in Rural Revitalization
How a Xinjiang township combines traditional herding, cultural preservation, and digital commerce to create sustainable economic growth in China’s northwest.
China Launches Pakistan Remote-Sensing Satellite to Boost Regional Cooperation
China launches Pakistan Remote-Sensing Satellite to enhance land surveys and disaster response, strengthening regional space collaboration.
Chinese-Led Team Discovers Deep-Sea Life Thriving at 10,000 Meters
Chinese scientists discover sunlight-independent marine life thriving 10,000 meters undersea, revealing new insights into deep-sea ecosystems and biological adaptation.
UN Backs Two-State Solution Amid Gaza Crisis
UN conference endorses phased two-state plan for Israel and Palestine, addressing Gaza’s humanitarian crisis and global calls for peace.
Unveiling Unit 731: Japan’s Dark WWII Legacy and Modern Echoes
CGTN’s documentary exposes Japan’s Unit 731 atrocities during WWII, revealing how militarism turned healers into killers and its lingering impact today.
China Unveils Economic Roadmap for H2: Stability and Innovation in Focus
China’s leadership pledges steady policies and innovation-driven growth in H2, focusing on employment, tech, and foreign trade stability.
Hainan Gibbons Make a Comeback: Conservation Efforts Pay Off
Hainan’s gibbon population rebounds from 13 to 42 under Zhou Zhaoli’s leadership, symbolizing a triumph in conservation and community-driven environmental efforts.
Rainbow Chamber Singers: Bridging Tradition and Modernity Through Choral Art
Jin Chengzhi’s Rainbow Chamber Singers redefine choral music through emotional authenticity, blending tradition with modern social commentary in China’s cultural landscape.
Chinese War Film ‘Dead to Rights’ Captivates Global Audiences
Chinese war film ‘Dead to Rights,’ depicting the 1937 Nanjing Massacre, dominates the summer box office and expands internationally, resonating with global audiences.
Venus Williams at 45 Sparks Debate: Are Athletes Peaking Later?
Venus Williams’ comeback at 45 ignites debate on extended athletic careers. Are modern athletes peaking later? Explore the factors and controversies shaping sports’ age revolution.
Swiatek Dominates, Osaka Stages Thrilling Comeback at Canadian Open
Swiatek cruises while Osaka stages dramatic comeback at Canadian Open, highlighting Asian tennis talent on global stage.