After a heated exchange between Donald Trump and Ukraine's Volodmyr Zelenskyy on Feb. 28, and a pause in US aid to Ukraine, what's next?

What now for Zelenskyy and Trump?

25% tariffs are being imposed on Canadian goods and retaliatory tariffs are likely. What's next?

US tariffs on Canadian goods begin

25% tariffs have been imposed upon Mexico, the second-largest U.S. trading partner. See how people are reacting.

US tariffs on Mexican goods begin

Hollywood has seen a gradual exodus of film productions to other states and countries in recent years. Learn more.

Film production in Los Angeles sees 5.6% decline

Western leaders met in London for a security summit after Ukrainian President Zelenskyy’s visit with U.S. President Donald. A number of EU members have now pledged to continue support for Kyiv and to ramp up defense spending. Britain, France, Ukraine and other nations are now […]

The Heat: Russia-Ukraine Conflict

More Than Just a Game is a digital sports series by CGTN America where Ahmed Ghoneim explores how athletes shape society beyond the playing field. The series delves into the intersection of sports (particularly football) politics, culture, and identity, highlighting athletes who have used their […]

More than Just a Game

Asian Americans are increasingly having a greater presence during the Hollywood award season. See how.

Asian American talent shines during Hollywood award season

The United States is home to the world's largest population of foreign-born residents, with immigrants making up nearly 14 percent of the population as of 2022.

Full Frame: Immigration Transformation

Digital Originals

More than Just a Game

More Than Just a Game is a digital sports series by CGTN America where Ahmed Ghoneim explores how athletes shape society beyond the playing field. The series delves into the intersection of sports (particularly football) politics, culture, and identity, highlighting athletes who have used their […]

Barbados leads with world’s first debt swap for climate change initiatives

Learn more about an innovative debt swap for programs that help the environment.

Dearborn’s Arab-Americans emerge as key voice in 2024 election

CGTN traveled to Dearborn, Michigan, outside of Detroit to talk to voters ahead of the U.S. presidential election. Many have been frustrated with both parties for their stance on Israel’s war in Gaza. CGTN’s Laith Fadel reports.

Disaster-hit North Carolina heads to the polls

North Carolina is still reeling from the devastation of Hurricane Helene that took more than 100 lives and ruined whole communities. CGTN’s Carson Minow traveled to Buncombe County ahead of the 2024 presidential election to see how people are voting as they deal with the impacts of natural disaster.

The Heat

The Heat: U.S. Politics

Two days after imposing 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico, U.S. President Donald Trump rolled them back citing market instability and backlash. This move followed a fiery speech to Congress in which he had previously defended the tariffs. Joining the discussion: Jadan Horyn is a […]

The Heat: Two Sessions

China’s highly-anticipated Two Sessions got underway in Beijing as the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference opened its annual session. On Wednesday, the National People’s Congress began its meetings and Chinese Premier Li Qiang delivered the Government Work Report. Our guests: Marcos Caramuru is Former Brazilian […]

The Heat: Arab Summit

Arab leaders meeting in Cairo unanimously approved Egypt’s plan to rebuild Gaza without relocating some two-million Palestinians. The plan presented by Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi calls for the removal of unexploded ordnance, the clearing of more than 50 million tons of rubble and building […]

The Heat: Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Western leaders met in London for a security summit after Ukrainian President Zelenskyy’s visit with U.S. President Donald. A number of EU members have now pledged to continue support for Kyiv and to ramp up defense spending. Britain, France, Ukraine and other nations are now […]

U.S. farmers may feel the strain of tariffs

Donald Trump’s congressional address was a moment for him to savor a new presidency like few in the modern era. Trump has implemented a radical agenda that includes starting a new trade war. And if he has the complete backing of Republican lawmakers, some […]

China’s AI development creates growth opportunities for Latin America

In the global race for innovation and technological advancement, artificial intelligence is centerstage. While the world’s leading economies are leading the charge when it comes to innovation, AI is also benefitting less developed regions, as CGTN’s Alasdair Baverstock reports.

Reporter’s Notebook: Covering China’s Two Sessions highlights a vastly different experience in the U.S.

China and the U.S. are separated by the largest ocean on earth and there’s also a tremendous chasm in the way the two nations govern their citizens. CGTN’s Sean Callebs has more from the Great Hall of the People in Beijing where he looks […]

U.S. and Panama discuss strategic Canal port deal

U.S. and Panama discuss strategic Canal port deal

Operations at the Panama Canal are again in the news, as word comes that a Hong Kong-based conglomerate has agreed to sell its stake in two Panama ports to U.S. and Swiss investors. This, after those ports came under fire by U.S. President Trump. CGTN’s […]

Global Business

Elon Musk releases game changing Grok 3 AI

Less than a year ago, it seemed that the AI chatbot race was primarily dominated by ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini. But in the past month, the landscape has changed with the emergence of China’s DeepSeek, and now another competitor that comes from a man who […]

Meta begins major layoffs

Tech giant Meta has begun layoffs that could potentially impact thousands of workers.

Chinese moviegoers break records during Spring Festival

Chinese Spring Festival moviegoers have broken records. Learn more.

New technology uses eye scans to improve identification software

An ambitious project is asking people to prove their humanity through eye scans.

Big Story

BIG STORY – Nurture

‘Nurture’ explores powerful stories of environmental and agricultural resilience in Latin America. All of them touch on a common theme: the way that communities are managing the challenges they are facing, whether it is through the use of technology, the return to traditional practices, or even updating old models to adapt to the circumstances and demands of the present time.

Big Story – Dead End, Drug Overdoses in the U.S.

‘Portland, Oregon, is an epicenter of the deepening opioid crisis in the United States, where a life is lost to drug use every eleven minutes.

Americas Now

Colombia’s Worst Drought in 30 Years: Cities Running Dry

Colombia is facing its worst drought in 30 years. As 2024 brought record-low rainfall, water reservoirs in Bogotá and other regions are hitting dangerously low levels. Reporter Michelle Begue takes us to the heart of the crisis.

Canada’s Immigration Crackdown: Tougher Rules Ahead

For years, Canada has been known for its welcoming immigration system. But recent policy changes are making it harder for migrants and refugees to settle in the country. Reporter Mike Kirsch investigates the impact of these shifts on hopeful newcomers.

Mass Deportations Begin: U.S. Border Crisis Unfolds

New U.S. immigration policies took effect in January 2025, leading to a deportation surge. Thousands of migrants have been forced to return to their home countries. Correspondent Alasdair Baverstock reports from a busy U.S.-Mexico border, where families face an uncertain future.

Mexico’s Hidden Gem: Whiskey from Oaxaca

Whiskey from Mexico? In the highlands of Oaxaca, farmers are teaming up with a start-up distillery to create something unique—whiskey made from traditional organic corn, grown the same way for centuries. How does this project support fair trade and sustainable farming? Producer Armando Guerra brings […]

Full Frame

Full Frame: Immigration Transformation

The United States is home to the world’s largest population of foreign-born residents, with immigrants making up nearly 14 percent of the population as of 2022.

Full Frame: Cultural Diplomacy

Diplomatic ties between China and the U.S. were restored over 50 years ago. Since then, cultural exchange has been a hallmark of the relationship. Can cultural diplomacy be a bridge in international relations? For nearly five decades, Stephen Orlins has worked on U.S.- China relations. […]