Wang Yi, China's Foreign Minister, addressed world leaders at the United Nations General Assembly on Saturday, Sept. 28. Learn more.

China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi address United Nations

U.S. President Biden said Washington supports Israel’s right to defend itself following the killing of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. Learn more.

US responds to killing of Hezbollah leader

Hurricane Helene, a monster storm that hit Florida and the southeast United States, has left dozens of people dead, homes destroyed and many without power. Residents in the coastal community of Keaton Beach, Florida, spent Friday confronting the devastation left behind. CGTN’s Nitza Soledad Perez […]

Hurricane Helene leaves devastation in Florida

See the impact of Hurricane Helene in North Carolina, where the storm's aftermath has left families in anguish.

North Carolina reels from devastating impact of Hurricane Helene

CGTN visited with a couple in Dekle Beach Florida as they attempt to salvage their home after a devastating hurricane.

Couple tries to pick up the pieces in wake of Hurricane Helene devastation

China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi held several meetings on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly meeting. Learn more.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi at the UNGA

The China Media Group and the Bank of China USA recently brought together diplomats, scholars and students from across the U.S. and China to help better understand U.S.-China relations. Learn more.

US students discuss value of exchanges with China

See what a zero waste restaurant that doesn't have any garbage cans looks like.

Mexico City restaurant innovates with zero waste dishes

We take you to the favelas of Rio de Janeiro where the Passinho dance style was born and talk to artists who are celebrating this part of Brazil's cultural heritage.

Brazil’s Passinho dance craze achieves cultural heritage status

Mexico's National Tortilla Council has launched a new app that makes buying tortillas easier. Learn more.

New tortilla app makes buying food staple easier in Mexico

  September 20th marks the annual celebration of World Forensic Science Day, highlighting the vital role scientists play in helping solve crimes. One woman has been a pioneer in a highly-selected field that explores a practice unique to each one of us. CGTN’s Frances Kuo […]

Meet handwriting analyst Beverley East

  China continues to emerge as a peace broker on the world stage, with the United Nations as a key part of its global diplomatic efforts. Over the last year it has urged other countries at the world body to find peaceful solutions to entrenched […]

China’s efforts to broker peace in global conflicts

Cuba celebrated the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China. Learn more.

Cuba celebrates the founding of the People’s Republic of China

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: Middle East Crisis

Iran launched nearly 200 ballistic missiles on Israel in response to the assassination of a Hezbollah chief, Hassan Nasrallah last week. Israel says it will respond to the recent attack, an escalation that could lead to a wider conflict.   Joining the discussion:  Ali Akbar Dareini […]
The Heat: China Anniversary

The People’s Republic of China marks the 75th anniversary of its founding. The past decades has seen China rise from a poor country to the world’s second-largest economy.  Today, the People’s Republic is 11 years away from its goal of realizing “socialist modernization,” and 25 […]
The Heat: UN General Assembly

The 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly wrapped up in New York. We discussed the role of communications in advancing the global agenda and the role of media in promoting the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals with our guests: Saleumxay Kommasith, Laos Deputy Prime […]
The Heat: UN General Assembly

The United Nations General Assembly has heard from global leaders this week on a wide range of challenges facing the world.  To discuss some of these pressing issues, we are joined by: Badr Abdelatty, Egyptian Foreign Minister.  Mirjana Spoljaric, President of the International Committee of […]
World Today
New filing in prosecution of Trump for actions in 2020 election argues he acted as a private citizen

A new filing by the team prosecuting Donald Trump in the 2020 federal election interference case alleges Trump broke the law in an effort to remain in office. The filing comes after the U.S. Supreme court ruled presidents have broad immunity from prosecution for official […]
Mexico’s first female leader holds her first press conference
Mexico’s first female leader holds her first press conference

For the first time in its history, Mexico has a female president, who is beginning her administration with big plans for her six-year term. At her first official press conference, she outlined those this morning in Mexico City. CGTN’s Alasdair Baverstock reports.
Haitian American community mobilizes against racism
Haitian American community mobilizes against racism

The Haitian American community across the U.S. is mobilizing after Haitians living legally in Springfield, Ohio were falsely accused of eating dogs, cats and geese by former President Donald Trump and his running mate, Ohio Senator JD Vance. They condemn the attacks against their community […]
Mass protests in Argentina over President Milei’s university funding cuts
Mass protests in Argentina over President Milei’s university funding cuts

Argentina’s President Javier Milei vetoed a law that would have increased funding for state universities on Thursday, Oct. 3. The move comes hours after hundreds of thousands of students, teachers and unions marched in protest. State universities say they are seeing a brain drain with […]
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 – Connected to China

Connected to China tells the stories of the people who have built cultural, educational and economic ties with China that have helped foster mutual exchange and diplomacy.

Big Story – Submerged in Plastic

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

Americas Now
Zero Freitas: Brazil’s Record-Breaking Collection

With over 8 million vinyl records, Zero Freitas is the world’s most prominent private vinyl record collector, based in São Paulo, Brazil. Stephen Gibbs presents the story of this unique collector and his passion for preserving musical history.
Mexico’s Boxing Legacy

Mexico is home to some of the world’s greatest boxers, including legends like Julio Cesar Chavez and Canelo Alvarez. The country boasts the second-highest number of world champions, and Jason Motlagh takes us inside the neighborhoods where this proud boxing tradition continues to flourish.
Inclusive Surfing in Brazil

Brazil is famous for its waves, but one surf school breaks barriers in more ways than one. Recognized as the “most inclusive surf school in the world,” this inspiring initiative offers people of all abilities the chance to ride the waves. Stephen Gibbs shares the […]
Declining Birth Rates in Colombia

Colombia, once known for its growing population, is now facing a demographic shift with rapidly declining fertility rates. As global population growth slows, Michelle Begue delves into the factors behind Colombia’s population decline and explores what it means for the country’s future.      
Full Frame
Full Frame: Global Trade

China and the United States are the world’s two largest economies. Their trade relations and economic policies significantly impact markets and economic stability around the world. Collaboration and competition between the two countries drive technological advancements and innovation. Jeffrey Sachs is the Director of the […]
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 […]
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