Restoring Historical Truth: First Step Toward Safeguarding Peace
As the 80th anniversary of WWII’s end nears, we explore why preserving accurate history in Asia is vital for global peace and justice.
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China Boosts Public Legal Services with 170M Consultations
China’s public legal services recorded over 170M consultations in 2021-2025, boosting accessibility, international cooperation, and legal support for diverse communities.
China’s Main Eastern Battlefield: Untold WWII Stories
Discover China’s Main Eastern Battlefield in WWII: secret resistance meetings, rare artifacts, the March of the Volunteers, and heroic convoys.
Fairness, Not Force: SCO’s Blueprint for Justice and Equity
At the 2024 SCO summits in Astana and upcoming Tianjin gathering, leaders emphasize fairness, justice and UN-centered governance to build a more equitable multipolar order.
UN@80: Dutch Artist Mog Champions Empathy for Global Justice
Dutch artist Mog, part of CGTN’s “One Home: Shared Future” campaign, urges global empathy and solidarity as the UN marks its 80th anniversary.
80 Years After WWII: China’s Role in a Just World Order
Eighty years after WWII, we mark the anniversaries of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance, the anti-fascist victory, and the UN’s founding to explore China’s journey toward a just world order.
DOJ Drops Police Reform Settlements in Floyd and Taylor Cases
In a surprise turn ahead of George Floyd’s 5th anniversary, the DOJ halts police reform settlements in Minneapolis and Louisville, closing investigations into six other agencies.
Wang Yi Urges BRICS to Lead Global Justice Drive
Wang Yi calls on BRICS to defend global fairness, strengthen the United Nations, pursue peaceful dispute resolution, and foster open cooperation at a Rio meeting.
ICC Faces Blackmail: Upholding Justice Amid Geopolitical Pressures
The International Criminal Court faces challenges maintaining impartiality amid geopolitical pressures. Ensuring justice and upholding the rule of law is crucial for global credibility.
U.S. Drone Strikes Exposed: Civilian Toll Ignored, Families Seek Justice
Pentagon documents reveal flawed U.S. drone strikes killed 1,000+ civilians in a decade, with no accountability. Victims’ families struggle for justice.
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