Trump’s Executive Orders Test US Checks and Balances
Trump’s record-breaking use of executive orders is testing the U.S. system of checks and balances, sparking over 200 lawsuits and questions about presidential power.
Over 10,000 Wild Swans Flock to Bayinbuluk’s Wetlands
More than 10,000 wild swans gather at Bayinbuluk in the Xinjiang region of the Chinese mainland for nesting season, marking Asia’s largest swan habitat.
Ending Plastic Pollution: How Policy and Tech Innovations Can Turn the Tide
Explore how policy reforms and tech innovations are joining forces to tackle plastic pollution ahead of World Environment Day 2025.
President Xi’s Top Quotes on Green Development
On World Environment Day, President Xi Jinping highlights China’s green vision with key quotes on sustainable development, climate action, and global cooperation.
Green Transformation: A Catalyst for Sustainable Growth
China’s green transformation demonstrates how strict environmental standards can drive new quality productive forces, achieving a win-win in ecological conservation and high-quality development.
Our Plastic World: Microplastics Threaten Oceans and Marine Life
Microplastics pollute oceans and beaches, halving mussels’ filtration and threatening marine life in a worsening global crisis.
China’s C919 Jet Debuts Feeder-Airport Service
China’s homegrown C919 jet made its first flight into Jiangying Airport in Nanyang, Henan Province, linking Guangzhou to regional hubs and marking a step toward greater domestic connectivity.
Inside ‘The Defiant’: CGTN’s Journey into WWII Resistance Gaming
CGTN’s Mike Walter joins Kong Yuheng to uncover how ‘The Defiant’ brings WWII resistance on the Chinese mainland to life in an immersive game.
How You Can #BeatPlasticPollution on World Environment Day
Wake up to the reality of microplastics in our bodies and planet. Learn how 11M tons of plastic leak into ecosystems each year and how you can #BeatPlasticPollution.
China Slams US Harvard Visa Freeze as Blow to Credibility
China condemns the US visa freeze for Harvard-bound students, warning it will damage America’s global credibility.