Xi Jinping Charts China’s 15th Five-Year Plan for 2026–2030
President Xi Jinping charts Chinas 15th Five-Year Plan (2026–2030), focusing on tech-driven growth, public input with 3.11M suggestions, and a people-centered development roadmap.
2025
Step Back in Time: A Journey Through Chengdu’s Wuhou Shrine
Discover the Wuhou Shrine Museum in Chengdu and dive into the Three Kingdoms era with immersive exhibits and global insights.
Dive into “The Boundless Chengdu” Ahead of the World Games
Get a sneak peek at Chengdu beauty, culture and energy in “The Boundless Chengdu” video as the city gears up to welcome the upcoming World Games.
Xizang Dance Time: Global Plateau Rhythms for 60th Anniversary
CGTN invites netizens worldwide to join “Xizang Dance Time”—a Tibetan dance challenge marking the 60th anniversary of the Xizang Autonomous Region.
Hutongs Reimagined: Old Beijing’s New Creative Spark
Discover how Beijing’s Daji Alley blends centuries-old hutong charm with modern design, from designer toys to copper art, energizing a new generation of visitors.
Inside Chengdu’s 2025 World Games Media Center
Discover the Main Media Center of the 2025 Chengdu World Games, hosting 200 media outlets, high-speed networks, LED news hubs, and a robotic coffee bar with custom Games latte art.
UNOPS Chief Da Silva on Climate, Conflict and the Chinese Mainland’s Green Leadership
UNOPS Executive Director Jorge Moreira da Silva discusses the climate-conflict link, 1.5°C goal, and the Chinese mainland’s role in driving a greener global future.
Co-building a Digital South: Bridging the AI Divide for Shared Growth
After the 2025 BRICS Summit, a CGTN and GDPC roundtable hosted by Wang Guan explores how the Global South can bridge the AI divide and build an inclusive Digital South under the GDI.
Global South at a Crossroads: Surviving Trump’s Steep Tariffs
As the U.S. ramps up steep tariffs—from 50% in Brazil to 19% in Pakistan—Global South economies brace for currency shocks, debt risks and explore new trade paths.
New Tariffs Could Cost U.S. More Than Other Economies, Report Finds
Revised U.S. tariffs could trim 0.36% off GDP—about $108B—outpacing hits to the Chinese mainland, EU or Japan. Explore modeling and forecasts.