South Korea Pushes for New US Visa Amid Georgia Raid Fallout
South Korea is urging the U.S. to back a new visa program after 300 workers were detained in a mass immigration raid at Hyundai’s Georgia plant.
Russia’s Progress MS-32 Enters Orbit to Resupply ISS
Russia’s Progress MS-32 has entered its designated orbit after launching from Baikonur, set to deliver vital supplies to the International Space Station.
FBI Releases Photos in Hunt for Suspect in Charlie Kirk Shooting
The FBI has released photos of a person of interest in the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University, offering a $100,000 reward as the nation reels from political tensions.
Iran, France Near Landmark Prisoner Swap Deal
Iranian FM says a prisoner swap with France is nearing completion, potentially freeing two French detainees held in Iran and an Iranian woman held in France.
Trump Mourns Charlie Kirk Amid 24th 9/11 Pentagon Tribute
At a Pentagon ceremony marking the 24th anniversary of 9/11, President Trump honors the late activist Charlie Kirk as a “giant of his generation” and announces a posthumous Medal of Freedom.
UN Condemns Strike on Doha as Netanyahu Vows No Palestinian State
The UN Security Council condemned a strike on Doha, Qatar, without naming Israel, while Israeli PM Netanyahu vowed no Palestinian state amid stalled peace talks and settlement plans.
Blue Helmets, No Borders: Chinese mainland UN Peacekeepers in Focus
CGTN’s doc series “Blue Helmets, No Borders” (Sept 16-19) spotlights the Chinese mainland’s UN peacekeepers, showcasing courage, commitment, compassion and connection.
Blue Helmets, No Borders: Inside 80 Years of UN Peacekeeping
CGTN’s ‘Blue Helmets, No Borders’ documentary celebrates 80 years of the UN and 35 years of the Chinese mainland’s peacekeeping missions, revealing frontline stories from Lebanon to South Sudan.
China’s Third Carrier Fujian Sets Course for R&D Tests in South China Sea
China’s third aircraft carrier Fujian has set sail through the Taiwan Strait to conduct scientific research tests and training missions in the South China Sea.
Bolsonaro Sentenced to 27 Years Over Coup-Plot Conviction
Brazil’s ex-President Jair Bolsonaro was sentenced to 27 years and 3 months by the Supreme Court for plotting a coup, marking an unprecedented conviction and sparking debate on democracy.