As electric vehicles gain traction globally, a parallel market is booming: used EVs.This trend is evident in Brazil, where Chinese brands are becoming more of a common sight on the streets. CGTN’s Paulo Cabral looked into the pros and cons of the growing second-hand EV […]

Brazil’s used EV surge reshapes auto market

The rape and murder of a trainee doctor in the Indian city of Kolkata last month sparked nationwide protests, and reignited public outrage over sexual violence against women. According to India’s latest available statistics, a rape is committed there every 16 minutes. What’s behind so […]

The Heat: Violence Against Women in India

Brazil, a major market for social media network X, has been cut off from the platform for over a week due to Elon Musk’s refusal to comply with Brazilian social media regulations. This noncompliance has triggered a nationwide ban on X, but the situation […]

Brazil’s social media standoff with Musk

This year’s annual World Conference on Lung Cancer is taking place in San Diego, California. The four-day event is considered the largest international gathering for professionals involved in lung cancer research and treatment. The conference features a series of presentations centered on groundbreaking advancements in […]

Global lung cancer summit shapes future of care

Hundreds of homes in an upscale neighborhood in Southern California are without electricity after a utility company shut down power following warnings about landslides.

Wild weather in Southern California leaves hundreds without power

The Russia-Ukraine conflict has escalated sharply in recent weeks. Ukraine says Russian missiles hit a military academy and neighboring hospital in the town of Poltava killing at least 50 people and injuring 271 more. Joining the discussion: Vladimir Golstein heads Brown University’s Slavic Studies department. […]

The Heat: Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Brazil has big ambitions for 2024, as it holds the presidency of the G20, which culminates in a summit in Rio de Janeiro in November.

Brazil’s Minister of Foreign Affairs discusses G20 Summit, China-Brazil relations

Dozens of locations are on high alert as Brazil experiences a historic mega drought and a series of raging wildfires while coping with deforestation and climate change.

Brazil facing historic mega drought and raging wildfires

Submerged in Plastic tells the stories of the people fighting the threat of microplastic pollution.

Big Story – Submerged in Plastic

A state of emergency has been issued in California’s San Bernardino County, where a wildfire that sparked earlier this week has now doubled in size and forced thousands to evacuate.

New wildfires force evacuations in Southern California

Cuba has registered over 500 cases of Oropouche fever, a viral disease transmitted by mosquitoes and midges, which is affecting several Latin American and Caribbean countries. Luis Chirino reports from Havana, Cuba.

Oropouche virus growing in Cuba

Digital Originals

Global Opportunities in Deepening China’s Reform in the New Era

The 20th CPC Central Committee recently adopted a resolution on further deepening reform comprehensively to advance Chinese modernization. It is described as a wide-ranging blueprint that will guide China’s reforms and opening-up for years to come. The communique also draws a clear path for China’s […]

Learn more about Kamala Harris’ VP pick Tim Walz

Who is Tim Walz, Kamala Harris’ vice presidential pick?

Migrant caravan heads north amid worsening crisis in southern Mexico

As the migration crisis in southern Mexico worsens with a continuous influx of refugees, many migrants are joining a caravan heading north. They are worried about the slow granting of official transit permits, challenges from authorities, and threats from organized crime groups. CGTN’s Alasdair Baverstock […]

Who is J.D. Vance, Trump’s vice presidential running mate?

Learn more about Trump’s vice presidential pick, J.D. Vance.

The Heat

The Heat: Global Climate Crisis

A recent World Meteorological Organization report revealed that in 2023, the Southwest Pacific region experienced 34 reported extreme weather events that caused 200 deaths and impacted more than 25 million people. With global sea levels rising at rates unprecedented in three thousand years, what actions […]

The Heat: U.S. Presidential Race

With the U.S. presidential election less than two months away, voters had the chance to hear from Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump in what can only be described as a contentious debate. The Republican and Democratic presidential nominees discussed key issues […]

The Heat: Violence Against Women in India

The rape and murder of a trainee doctor in the Indian city of Kolkata last month sparked nationwide protests, and reignited public outrage over sexual violence against women. According to India’s latest available statistics, a rape is committed there every 16 minutes. What’s behind so […]

The Heat: U.S. Presidential Election

U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris and Former U.S. President Donald Trump were out campaigning this week, pushing their economic plans in a last effort before next week’s presidential debate. How important will the economy be for U.S. voters come November? Joining the discussion: Jadan Horyn […]

G20 discusses world hunger in Brazil

G20 agriculture ministers gathered in Brazil this week to discuss food security and sustainable farming just as the country and South America deal with a severe drought and an unprecedented spate of wildfires.

Concerns arise over safety of Chicago’s public transportation

Authorities in Chicago are fighting back after recent high-profile shootings on public transportation services has led to widespread concerns.

The importance of the Latino vote

The Latino electorate is now the second largest voting bloc in the United States. This year, more than 36 million Latinos are eligible to vote, about four million more than in 2020. Remarkably, about 25 percent of these voters will be casting their ballots for the first time.

Peruvians gather to mourn former President Alberto Fujimori

The coffin of former Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori was transported to a wake in Lima on Thursday, Sept. 12 after his death was announced on Wednesday.

Global Business

Argentina’s car industry optimistic on Chinese imports

Argentina is one of the harder markets for overseas brands to enter, with its high import taxes. See what this means for global business.

Temu making major gains in ecommerce sector

The Chinese ecommerce retailer launched less than two years ago. But its growth is making rivals take notice.

Agricultural sector adopts artificial intelligence

Artificial Intelligence is expanding into more sectors of the economy, including agriculture.

More Colombian businesses invest in Chinese imports

More Colombians are venturing to the other side of the Pacific to build businesses, and one Colombian man has been helping others to join the club.

Big Story

Big Story – Submerged in Plastic

Submerged in Plastic tells the stories of the people fighting the threat of microplastic pollution.

Big Story – Coca Growers

The decades-long War on Drugs failed. The Colombian government is trying a new approach.

Americas Now

An Interview with Isabel Allende

Join Mike Kirsch as he visits Chilean best-selling author Isabel Allende at her home in California. Together, they discuss her illustrious career, cherished memories, and vision for the future. In this captivating interview, Mike Kirsch sits down with Isabel Allende, one of the most […]

Celebrating Nancy Morejon: Cuba’s Iconic Poet | Americas Now

Meet Nancy Morejon, the most celebrated and widely translated female Cuban poet of the past 70 years. Through her evocative and powerful poetry, Morejon delves into themes of identity, heritage, and social justice, reflecting her rich African heritage and women’s experiences in the Americas. […]

Life in Northern Haiti Amidst Rising Challenges

In northern Haiti, Cap-Haitien has managed to avoid much of the violence that has engulfed Port-au-Prince. However, life in this region is far from easy. Since President Jovenel Moïse’s assassination in 2021, the decreased presence of the state has led to numerous difficulties for local […]

Rising Dengue Cases Across South America

In the first half of 2024, South America faced its largest dengue fever outbreak, primarily driven by extreme weather conditions. Hot temperatures and high humidity created the perfect breeding grounds for mosquitoes, the primary transmitters of dengue and other viral infections. Brazil emerged as the […]

Full Frame

Full Frame: Gangs of Haiti

The History Haiti is one of the poorest countries in the western hemisphere. High unemployment rates, poverty, and lack of opportunities drive many young people towards gangs as a means of survival. Mike speaks to Robert Fatton, professor of Government and Foreign Affairs at the University of […]

Full Frame: Food Innovation

The world is facing an unprecedented hunger crisis. Climate, conflict and the pandemic have worsened the problem. How can policies and new innovations meet people’s food needs? Lorin Fries is the Founder of FutureTable, advising leaders on the use of technology and other solutions toward a […]