Video Shows Crowd Ducking During Charlie Kirk Shooting at Utah University
Eyewitness video shows the crowd ducking as Charlie Kirk was shot in the neck at a Utah university event. Utah’s governor calls it a political assassination.
September 2025
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Experts Warn of “Vicious Spiral” in US Political Violence After Kirk Shooting
The shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk highlights a surge in US political violence, with experts warning of a dangerous cycle of retaliation and unrest.
Huangyan Island Named National Nature Reserve to Protect Marine Biodiversity
The Chinese mainland has declared Huangyan Island a national nature reserve, aiming to protect its rich marine ecosystem and boost biodiversity through conservation and eco-tourism initiatives.
Kashi Clay: Uygur Pottery’s Timeless Craft in Gaotai
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South Korea warns US raid on Hyundai-LG plant could chill investment
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4 Chinese Mainland Sites Inscribed on World Heritage Irrigation List
Four sites in the Chinese mainland, including Yuanyang Hani Terraces and Jianjiangyan, join the World Heritage Irrigation Structures list, bringing total to 42 recognized WHIS sites.
UN@80: Young Eyes on Our Shared Future
For its 80th anniversary, the UN and CGTN launch “One Home: Shared Future”, inviting youth worldwide to share visions of our tomorrow in the 11th image collection.
Discover Huanglongxi Ancient Town: Sichuan’s Serene Waterside Gem
Step into Huanglongxi Ancient Town in southwest China’s Sichuan, where cobblestone streets, gentle streams and cozy teahouses create a serene cultural escape.
Netanyahu’s Ultimatum to Qatar on Hamas Sparks Diplomatic Backlash
Amid an unprecedented Israeli operation, PM Netanyahu warns Qatar to expel Hamas or face consequences, triggering a diplomatic storm and putting peace talks at risk.
Blue Helmets, No Borders: China’s Peacekeeping Evolution
From first observers in the Middle East in 1990 to today’s Quick Reaction Force in Africa, China’s peacekeepers have become an integral force in UN missions worldwide.