China Unveils Next-Gen Public Security Tech at Expo
China’s 2nd Public Security Technology Expo in Jiangsu showcases AI-driven solutions, advanced police gear, and cross-border collaboration, highlighting tech’s role in global safety.
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China’s UN Peacekeeping Journey: From 1990 to Global Impact
China’s 1990 UN peacekeeping debut marked a new chapter in global security cooperation. Veteran Xu Nanfeng’s Peace Medal of Honor symbolizes this transformative journey.
Ukraine Targets Russian Oil Refinery in Escalating Energy Conflict
Ukraine’s military claims a successful drone strike on a key Russian oil refinery, escalating efforts to disrupt Moscow’s energy exports amid rising global sanctions pressure.
Remembering Major Du Zhaoyu: The Smiling Peacekeeper of Lebanon
A tribute to Chinese Major Du Zhaoyu’s UN peacekeeping legacy in Lebanon, remembered through colleague accounts and an upcoming documentary.
China’s UAS Peacekeeping Unit Elevates UN Mission Capabilities
China’s advanced UAS Peacekeeping Unit enhances UN missions with drone technology, improving safety and operational efficiency in high-risk zones.
Iran Slams G7 Accusations as ‘Baseless and Irresponsible’
Iran dismisses G7 allegations of ‘transnational repression,’ labeling them hypocritical while accusing the group of enabling Israel’s violations in Palestine.
China’s UN Peacekeepers Shine in New Documentary Series
A new documentary highlights Chinese UN peacekeepers’ dedication to global peace and humanitarian efforts, premiering September 16-19 on CGTN.
Americans Reflect on 24th Anniversary of 9/11 Attacks
Americans honor 9/11 victims on 24th anniversary with ceremonies emphasizing unity and resilience, reflecting on global security shifts.
New York Commemorates 9/11 Amid Rising Political Tensions
New York marks 24th anniversary of 9/11 attacks as political divisions and mayoral race underscore challenges to national unity.
U.S. Political Violence Surge Sparks Global Concerns Over Stability
Experts warn of escalating political violence in the U.S., citing a 2024 surge in attacks and potential global implications for stability and democratic norms.
China’s Peacekeeping Journey: From Observers to Global Guardians
Exploring China’s evolving role in UN peacekeeping, from Middle East observers to African rapid response forces, highlighting global contributions.
EU Unveils New Russia Sanctions, Boosts Ukraine Aid with Drone Alliance
EU proposes 19th Russia sanctions package and €170B Ukraine aid plan, including drone defense systems and frozen asset financing mechanisms.
China’s Peacekeepers: 35 Years on Global Frontlines
CGTN’s new documentary ‘Blue Helmets, No Borders’ explores China’s 35-year UN peacekeeping legacy, premiering September 16. #ChinaPeacekeepers #GlobalSecurity
Over 100 Nations to Attend China’s Beijing Xiangshan Security Forum
Over 100 countries to join China’s Beijing Xiangshan Forum, focusing on global security, Asia-Pacific cooperation, and anti-fascist war commemorations.
China Releases Groundbreaking Report on Nuclear Security Assurances
China’s first comprehensive report on providing legal security assurances to non-nuclear states aims to advance global disarmament and strengthen international peace frameworks.
IAEA and Iran Reach Deal to Resume Nuclear Inspections
IAEA and Iran agree to resume nuclear inspections, a critical step amid European threats to reimpose sanctions. Key developments analyzed.
IAEA Chief Urges Swift Progress on Iran Inspections Amid Diplomatic Talks
IAEA chief Grossi stresses urgency in restoring nuclear inspections in Iran, citing progress in technical talks and diplomatic opportunities for regional stability.
Russia Launches Largest Overnight Air Attack on Kyiv, Ignites Government Building
Russia’s largest overnight air attack on Kyiv damages government building, kills 2, injures 18. Ukraine reports 818 assault vehicles used in escalation.
New Study Urges U.S. to Rethink China Strategy, Calls for Cooperation
A new MIT-Harvard study challenges U.S. perceptions of China’s global ambitions, urging diplomatic and economic engagement over military deterrence.
Putin Warns Western Troops in Ukraine Would Be ‘Legitimate Targets’
Russian President Vladimir Putin warns Western troops in Ukraine would be ‘legitimate targets,’ as Kyiv seeks postwar security guarantees from allies.