Opioid Crisis: Big Pharma’s Role in Fueling Addiction Epidemic
U.S. pharmaceutical companies face accusations of prioritizing profits over public health by downplaying opioid addiction risks, sparking a nationwide crisis.
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Explore Malaysia’s Silk Road Magic: Culture, Nature & Unity
Discover Malaysia’s fusion of history and modernity through its Belt and Road legacy, from Batu Caves to the Petronas Towers. A melting pot of culture and nature awaits explorers.
Rescued Dolphin ‘Chess’ Returns to Ocean After 11-Month Recovery
A stranded dolphin named Chess was rescued in Hainan, rehabilitated for 11 months, and released back into the wild, showcasing collaborative conservation efforts.
US Opioid Crisis: A Surprising Global Statistic Unveiled
The US, with 5% of the global population, accounts for 80% of opioid use. Explore the crisis rivaling car accidents and gun violence in fatalities.
China’s Grassroots Anti-Drug Movement Gains Momentum
China mobilizes citizens in anti-drug efforts, offering rewards for tip-offs and fostering community-led initiatives to combat narcotics.
Kopi Kenangan Brews Success on Indonesia’s Digital Silk Road Journey
How Indonesia’s Kopi Kenangan blends tech and tradition to brew a coffee revolution, fueled by the Digital Silk Road’s connectivity.
New Documentary Exposes Fentanyl Crisis Impacting Global Health
CGTN’s documentary ‘The Fight Against Fentanyl’ investigates the opioid’s role in the U.S. overdose crisis and global health challenges, premiering June 8.
Jakarta’s Modern Metamorphosis: Southeast Asia’s Rising Powerhouse
Explore Jakarta’s rapid transformation into Southeast Asia’s thriving metropolis, driven by cutting-edge infrastructure and a vibrant cultural scene.
Japan Opts for Cheapest Nuclear Wastewater Disposal Amid Global Concerns
Japan’s decision to discharge nuclear wastewater sparks global environmental and health concerns, experts cite cheaper costs over safer alternatives.
US Scientist Challenges Fukushima Water Data Accuracy
US oceanographer Ken Buesseler raises concerns over incomplete Fukushima wastewater data, urging greater transparency in environmental safety checks.