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

While in Beijing he plans to sign a letter of intent to join China’s Belt and Road Initiative, which would deepen China’s engagement with Colombia—one of Washington’s closest allies in Latin America.

Colombia hopes to expand relations with China during China-CELAC Summit

  U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is testifying on how he plans to use his agency’s budget to upgrade systems amid a crisis of confidence in the U.S. airline industry. CGTN’s Nick Harper reports from Washington.

U.S. airline industry under scrutiny over slump in passenger confidence

Pecan nuts from Peru are becoming all the rage in China. So, what is it about the Peruvian pecan that China is willing to pay more for? CGTN’s Dan Collyns takes a look at the emerging market for this product in Peru.

Peru’s pecan nuts see a boom in business from Chinese consumers

Colombia’s President is flying to Beijing to participate in the Fourth China-CELAC Summit.

Colombia’s president travels to Beijing for China-CELAC Summit

Trade, investment and global diplomacy are all expected to be on the agenda.

Brazil’s Lula arrives in China to attend China-CELAC Summit

Colombia’s President is flying to Beijing to participate in the Fourth China-CELAC Summit.

Demand for Colombian coffee surges in China

Disparities in access to health care in the U.S. persist.  Minorities, rural, and low-income patients often face barriers in receiving timely and adequate care. Dr. Ala Stanford has seen this firsthand and has written about it in her book, Take Care of Them Like My Own.. […]

Full Frame: The Future of Health Care

The intermittent tariffs imposed by the U.S. have already disrupted long-established supply chains, putting at risk the very lifeline many small businesses depend on for their imports. Business owners affected by these sweeping trade measures are increasingly concerned about the unpredictability of their costs and […]

Small businesses face rising uncertainty over tariff turmoil

After months of escalating trade tension, China and the United States agree to temporary cuts in tariffs.

The Heat: China-U.S. Trade Meeting

Digital Originals
How is “new-type energy storage” reshaping the global green energy landscape?

As China achieves scaled development in the green energy sector, “new energy” remains a key topic at 2025 Two Sessions, China’s most important annual event outlining national progress and future policies. This year, “new-type energy storage” has emerged as a buzzword. Unlike traditional energy, new […]
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.

The Heat
The Heat: Mideast tensions

As U.S. President Donald Trump concludes his visit to the Middle East, what are the key challenges facing the region?
The Heat: Israel-Hamas conflict

Dozens killed by Israeli strikes on Gaza. As the humanitarian crisis there worsens.
The Heat: China-Celac forum 2025

China calls for deepening cooperation with Latin American and Caribbean countries at an important gathering in Beijing.
The Heat: China-U.S. Trade Meeting

After months of escalating trade tension, China and the United States agree to temporary cuts in tariffs.
World Today
Bike to Work Day aims to mitigate climate change

Thursday, May 15 is ‘Bike to Work Day’ in the U.S. The annual event aims to encourage commuters to ride their bikes to ease congestion and help to mitigate climate change by cutting back on polluting transport. But with the U.S. pulling out of the […]
Latin American tourists drawn to China’s Zhejiang

As international visitors to China grow in volume, the country’s regions are working hard to attract tourism. One particular focus is Latin America, which has growing international connections across the Pacific. CGTN’s Alasdair Baverstock has more.
U.S. tariffs impacting California dockworkers

The combined Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles comprise the largest port complex in the Western Hemisphere. But as the disruption caused by U.S. tariffs is becoming clearer, many workers are concerned. CGTN’s Ediz Tiyansan reports from Los Angeles.
Rise in U.S. bankruptcy filings

The number of Americans considering bankruptcy has reached its highest point since before the pandemic, reflecting increasing financial strain amid record debt levels and inflation. CGTN’s Karina Mitchell reports.
Global Business
Peru’s pecan nuts see a boom in business from Chinese consumers

Pecan nuts from Peru are becoming all the rage in China. So, what is it about the Peruvian pecan that China is willing to pay more for? CGTN’s Dan Collyns takes a look at the emerging market for this product in Peru.
Los Angeles ports already impacted by U.S. tariffs

Analysts say the drop-off means fewer jobs for thousands of port workers and higher consumer prices down the line.
White House targets Hollywood with 100% tariffs on movies made abroad

President Donald Trump proposed on Monday, May 5, to slap a 100 percent tariff on all films produced abroad that are then sent into the United States.
China, Mexico continue to advance cooperation on aerospace projects

One example is the aerospace industry, where leading experts from across the globe have advanced leaps and bounds in what is now possible.
Big Story
BIG STORY – Loaded. Guns in Thailand

Thailand is grappling with an unsettling trend: a rise in homegrown gun violence and mass shootings. Big Story’s senior correspondent Jason Motlagh talks to survivors and experts trying to make sense of horrific scenes that were once observed at a distance and are now closer and more frequent.
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.
Americas Now
Dancing Against the Odds: Ballet as Empowerment in Brazil

In Brazil, a groundbreaking foundation uses ballet to challenge perceptions and transform lives. Designed for young dancers with physical limitations, this program is about more than just movement—it’s about expression, resilience, and redefining what’s possible. These dancers aren’t simply overcoming obstacles but commanding the stage […]
HIV in Latin America: Uneven Progress, Persistent Challenges

While HIV prevalence remains relatively low across much of Latin America and the Caribbean, pockets of the region are facing disproportionately high rates—revealing deep-rooted disparities in access to healthcare, education, and prevention. Stigma, discrimination, and structural inequality continue to fuel the crisis, particularly among vulnerable […]
Turbulence in the Skies: A Real Threat or Viral Sensation?

Bumpy flights are making headlines—and racking up millions of views on social media. From spilled drinks to sudden drops, viral videos of in-flight chaos have sparked growing fears among travelers. But is turbulence actually getting worse? Veteran journalist John Zarrella takes a closer look at […]
Haiti’s Hunger Crisis: One in Four Children Faces Chronic Malnutrition

In Haiti, a silent emergency is unfolding. One in four children suffers from chronic malnutrition—a condition that stunts growth, weakens immunity, and often leads to death. For children under the age of five, it is the leading cause of mortality. Food insecurity, economic collapse, and […]
Full Frame
Full Frame: Health Care

The U.S. spends more on healthcare per capita than any other country, yet many Americans struggle with high premiums, deductibles, and out-of-pocket expenses.    What should an effective healthcare system look like? Join us while we look at The Future of Health Care.   Dr. Ala Stanford  […]
Full Frame: The Bronze Legacy

In ancient China, bronze vessels symbolized ritual significance and political power. Centuries later, these artifacts are being rediscovered and revered as embodiments of a golden age. Originally used as containers for food and wine, archaic bronzes later inspired new creations – adapting antique shapes and […]
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