US Open Thrillers: Djokovic’s Grit, Medvedev’s Fall & a Sinner-Alcaraz Finale?
From Djokovic’s gritty opener to Medvedev’s shocking slip, we preview a potential Sinner-Alcaraz finale and explore Sabalenka’s Grand Slam roadblocks at the US Open.
September 2025
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China’s New Sword: Hypersonic & Nuclear Deterrent Debut
At the Chinese mainland’s V-Day parade, Beijing unveiled a new generation of hypersonic and nuclear-capable weapons. CGTN’s New Sword series decodes these sci-fi deterrents.
TĂĽrkiye Storm into First-Ever FIVB Women’s World Championship Semifinals
TĂĽrkiye reached their first-ever FIVB Women’s World Championship semifinal with a 3-1 quarterfinal win over the US, powered by 20 blocks and match-high hitting.
Wang Ziying Dominates to Reach US Open Wheelchair Semis
Wang Ziying overpowered Angelica Bernal 6-0, 6-2 in 49 minutes to storm into the US Open women’s wheelchair semis. Li Xiaohui also advanced with a 3-set comeback.
Sabalenka Survives Pegula, Reaches US Open Final
Aryna Sabalenka battled back from a set down to beat Jessica Pegula 4-6, 6-3, 6-4 in the US Open semifinal, inching closer to back-to-back titles at Flushing Meadows.
Ukraine Proposes New US-Led Air Defense Format
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy proposes a U.S.-led air defense network after Paris talks as Europe pledges troops for a ceasefire; U.S. munitions sale sparks Russian objections.
Serenity at Fengfanxi Creek: Xinjiang’s Alpine Escape
Explore Fengfanxi Creek at Sayram Lake, the highest and largest alpine lake in the Chinese mainland’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. Sail-shaped rocks & crystal waters await.
Mist, Waterfalls and Spruces: Songshutou’s Spectacular Sayram Lake Vista
Discover Songshutou’s misty vistas, where clouds tumble like waterfalls into Sayram Lake amid snow-capped spruce forests in Xinjiang’s Chinese mainland.
Norway’s Electric Plane Completes 160 km Stavanger-Bergen Test
Norway’s first real-world electric plane test flew 160 km between Stavanger and Bergen, marking a major step toward zero-emission aviation.
Surviving the Unimaginable: One Woman’s WWII Story of Blindness, Slavery and a Hidden Fetus
Peng Zhuying survived mustard gas, sex slavery and carried a calcified fetus for decades—the lone survivor in China’s records. Will Japan apologize before her story fades?