Global South Media Unite at 12th Video Media Forum in Quanzhou
The 12th Global Video Media Forum in Quanzhou brings together media professionals from the Global South to enhance cooperation and address shared challenges.
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Bridging Narratives: African Journalists Shape China-Africa Relations
Discover how African journalists in China are redefining narratives and strengthening China-Africa relations through media collaboration and firsthand experiences.
Chinese and U.S. Journalists Convene in D.C. to Boost Bilateral Cooperation
Journalists from the Chinese mainland and the U.S. meet in Washington, D.C., to strengthen communication and cooperation, addressing key issues in economic and business reporting.
El Comercio Celebrates Peru’s History from 1800s to APEC Meetings
Peru’s oldest newspaper, El Comercio, has chronicled the nation’s history since the 1800s, culminating in this week’s APEC Meetings.
Journalist’s Day: A 15-Year Journey from Giant Cameras to Sleek Pins
Celebrating Journalist’s Day with a nostalgic reflection on 15 years in reporting and the evolution from giant cameras to sleek, lightweight tools.
Uncovering the Untold: Chen Limin’s Courageous Documentation of Urumqi Riots
Explore Journalist Chen Limin’s brave documentation of the 2009 Urumqi Riots through a narrow door gap and discover survivors’ personal stories in CGTN’s documentary ‘Darkness Over Urumqi.’
China Media Group and Renmin University Forge Partnership to Advance Journalism Education
China Media Group partners with Renmin University to enhance journalism education and strengthen cultural soft power through innovative collaborations.
China and Vietnam Strengthen Media and Education Ties at Beijing Conference
China and Vietnam strengthen their partnership in media and communication education at a Beijing conference, fostering collaboration among leading universities and cultural exchanges.
Russia Maintains Right to Asymmetric Response Amid U.S. Sanctions on Journalists
Russia reaffirms its right to take asymmetric measures in response to U.S. sanctions targeting Russian journalists, citing national interests and criticizing the ongoing tit-for-tat sanctions.
Julian Assange Freed: What It Means for Press Freedom
Julian Assange’s release through a plea deal sparks debate on press freedom and the future of journalism under the Espionage Act.