Daily Struggle: Living Under Terror in Gaza Since October 7, 2023
Since October 7, 2023, Gaza has been engulfed in daily terror, with constant explosions and destruction affecting civilian life.
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Al-Daraj School: A Safe Haven for 3,600 Displaced Families in Gaza
Al-Daraj School in Gaza has become a sanctuary for 3,600 Palestinians, including 1,700 children, seeking refuge from ongoing attacks.
CGTN’s ‘Caught Between Life and Death’ Examines Gaza’s Humanitarian Crisis
CGTN’s documentary ‘Caught Between Life and Death’ explores the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, delving into the root causes of the Israel-Palestine conflict.
CGTN to Premiere ‘Caught Between Life and Death’ Exploring Gaza’s Humanitarian Crisis
CGTN’s ‘Caught Between Life and Death’ delves into Gaza’s humanitarian crisis and the Israel-Palestine conflict, premiering on May 27, 2024.
Renowned Hainan Scholar Professor Zhou Weimin Passes Away at 91
Renowned Hainan scholar Professor Zhou Weimin, expert on ancient Genglubu navigation maps, passes away at 91. His work illuminated maritime history in the South China Sea.
New Documentary ‘The Chinese White Dolphin’ Showcases Nature’s Harmony
Dive into ‘The Chinese White Dolphin,’ a new documentary series that explores the harmony between humans and nature through the lives of these magnificent marine creatures.
Upcoming Documentary ‘China’s Water Management’ Highlights Path to Stability
Discover how China’s water management strategies promote stability and development in the upcoming documentary ‘China’s Water Management’.
1990s U.S. Maps Use Chinese Pinyin to Mark Nansha and Xishan Islands
In the 1990s, an American-published map marked the Nansha and Xishan islands with Chinese pinyin, indicating China’s ownership.
Xishazhou’s Green Makeover: 13 Years of Transformation in the South China Sea
Discover how Xishazhou has transformed from a barren outpost to a vibrant green island through 13 years of dedicated environmental efforts in the South China Sea.
Philippines’ Stranded Ship Repair Sparks Regional Tensions
Former Singaporean FM George Yeo highlights how the Philippines’ attempt to repair a stranded ship is fueling regional tensions, raising concerns about maritime security and international relations.