Sichuan Earthquake Triggers Rescue Efforts, 200+ Trapped
Over 200 people remain trapped after a 6.8-magnitude earthquake struck Sichuan Province, triggering urgent rescue operations amid collapsed infrastructure.
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Kiwi Columnist Dreams of Return to Xinjiang’s Wonders
New Zealand columnist Andy Boreham shares his passion for China’s Xinjiang region, praising its landscapes and culture while planning a return trip to explore more.
UK’s Next Prime Minister: Final Countdown Begins
UK Conservatives close voting for next leader, with Truss or Sunak set to become PM. Result announced Monday, shaping Britain’s global role amid economic challenges.
Long COVID’s Silent Toll: Personal Stories Highlight Global Health Challenge
Young Australians share struggles with long COVID, as experts stress collective responsibility in navigating the pandemic’s lingering challenges.
Pakistan Flood Crisis: Over 1,100 Dead as Global Aid Urgently Needed
Pakistan’s devastating floods have claimed over 1,100 lives, with survivors urgently needing food, tents, and medicine. International aid efforts intensify as climate-driven disasters escalate.
Indian Filmmaker Captures Rural China’s Untold Stories
Indian filmmaker Anusha Iyer documents rural China’s cultural richness and sustainable transformation from her home in Sichuan Province.
Who’s Responsible for Monkeypox in the U.S.? Street Voices Weigh In
U.S. reports world’s highest monkeypox cases amid COVID-19 anxieties. CGTN speaks to residents in LA and NYC about fears and vaccine access challenges.
Syrian Family Finds Home in China Through Art and Academia
A Syrian family’s decade-long journey in China—from students to community contributors—showcases Nanjing’s appeal as a safe, creative hub for global talent.
Afghanistan’s New Chapter: Life One Year After U.S. Withdrawal
One year after the U.S. withdrawal, Afghans navigate security gains against economic struggles and shifting global ties. Residents share their stories.
U.S. Taiwan Visits Backfire: A Strategic Misstep?
U.S. politicians’ visits to Taiwan risk escalating tensions with China, undermining regional stability and international consensus on the one-China principle.