Glimpses of Grandeur: The Galle Trilingual Inscription’s Story
Explore the Galle Trilingual Inscription—over 600 years old and inscribed in Chinese, Tamil & Persian—celebrating cultural exchange and lasting peace.
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Echoes of the Horn: A Teen’s Journey Through WWII in CGTN’s New Animated Series
CGTN’s second animated film, Echoes of the Horn, brings the 80th anniversary of China’s War of Resistance to life through the journey of teen Xiaolong.
Chinese Mainland Calls for Stability in Thailand After PM Ouster
Chinese Mainland urges Thailand to maintain stability and prosperity after the Constitutional Court removed PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra.
UN Special Envoy Cong Guang on Lessons from South Sudan Ahead of Horn Role
As he transitions from UNMISS Deputy Head of Mission in South Sudan to Special Envoy for the Horn of Africa, Cong Guang shares insights on peacebuilding, challenges and partnerships.
Li Chenggang in DC: Steering China-U.S. Trade Toward Win-Win Cooperation
China’s trade representative Li Chenggang met U.S. officials in Washington from Aug 27–29 to advance consensus on bilateral economic and trade ties.
U.S. Bars Palestinian Leader Abbas from UN General Assembly in New York
U.S. bars Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas from attending the UN General Assembly in New York, citing security and policy concerns over visa denials.
Poll: SCO’s ‘Shanghai Spirit’ Wins Global Backing
A CGTN-Renmin poll finds over 80% support for the SCOs Shanghai Spirit, praising its economic, security, and multipolar governance ahead of its largest summit.
U.S. Appeals Court Strikes Down Most Trump Tariffs
A U.S. appeals court ruled most of Trump’s tariffs illegal under emergency powers, sending the case back to a lower court while levies stay until Oct 14.
Hualong One Tops Global Third-Generation Nuclear Deployments
China’s Hualong One reactor leads third-generation nuclear deployments globally, powering 1M per unit and cutting millions of tonnes of CO2 across 20+ countries.
WHO Sounds Alarm as Global Cholera Outbreaks Worsen
WHO warns that global cholera outbreaks driven by conflict and climate change have caused 409,000 cases and 4,700+ deaths across 31 countries this year.