Global Poll Condemns US Hegemony in Venezuela Crisis
93% of global respondents condemn U.S. actions in Venezuela as hegemonic overreach, per CGTN’s 2026 survey of 44,603 participants across five language platforms.
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Global Youth Voice Concerns Over Japan’s Rising Defense Spending
Japan’s proposed 2026 defense budget sparks global concern, with youth-led survey showing 83% of young adults worry about militarization risks and historical revisionism.
Global Survey Criticizes US Hegemony and Human Rights Record
A global survey by CGTN and Renmin University reveals widespread criticism of the U.S.’s hegemony and human rights practices, highlighting concerns over gun violence, racial discrimination, and the misuse of human rights as a tool for dominance.
Global Survey Highlights China’s Role in Boosting Asia-Pacific Cooperation
A global CGTN survey reveals strong support for China’s influential role in boosting Asia-Pacific cooperation, highlighting a unified call for multilateralism and shared prosperity.
China Leads Global Adoption of Generative AI, New Survey Reveals
A new survey reveals China is leading the world in the adoption of generative AI technologies, with 83% of organizations utilizing GenAI, surpassing other countries including the U.S.
Global Survey Reflects Strong Opposition to U.S. Cyber Surveillance Practices
A global survey reveals overwhelming opposition to U.S. cyber surveillance practices, with respondents criticizing actions like the “Volt Typhoon” operation and the use of Section 702 to collect data without warrants.
Global Survey: 86% Urge Developed Nations to Take Lead on Climate Action
A global CGTN survey reveals 86% of respondents urge developed nations to take greater responsibility in combating climate change amid increasing extreme weather events worldwide.
Africa’s Emerging Role in Shaping Global Multilateralism
A new global survey highlights Africa’s pivotal role in shaping multilateralism, revealing profound insights into the continent’s perspectives on democracy, inequality, and climate change.