As the costs of everyday supplies keep rising across the U.S., many are bracing for a rise in costs to make Thanksgiving dinner. See how people are bracing for the holidays and rising inflation.
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As the U.S. continues to battle the economic impact of COVID-19, supply-chain issues and the growing threat of climate change, an increasing number of Americans are signing up with social media groups that encourage people to give away or share items for free.
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As Chinese tech companies grow around the world, they focus on specific markets where they see opportunity.
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The Presidents of China and the United States hold a major virtual meeting. What will it mean for China-U.S. relations?
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Michelle Wu, the first Asian American woman to lead one of the U.S.’s oldest cities, was just sworn in as mayor of Boston. She’s young and full of ideas about how to prepare the city for climate change. CGTN’s Karina Huber reports on who Michelle […]
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Los Angeles has joined U.S. cities like New York and San Francisco, by implementing one of the strictest vaccine mandates in the U.S. New rules there require people to provide proof of full coronavirus vaccination to enter a range of indoor businesses, including restaurants, gyms, museums, movie theaters and […]
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Cuba reopened its air border to international travels under eased COVID-19 protocols. The move aims at recovering the tourist sector hard hit by the pandemic. CGTN’s Luis Chirino reports.
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The United Nations climate summit concluded over the weekend in Scotland. Among those with a front-row seat to the talks were countless young people and students.
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U.S. President Joe Biden has signed a historic $1 trillion spending bill into law.
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Argentina’s government was handed a defeat in last weekend’s midterm legislative elections.
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World leaders are firefighting what were once mostly invisible to many of us: supply chains. But the growing prevalence of online shopping and same-day delivery has put this complex topic center stage in our lives.
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Amid continued tensions between Beijing and Washington, but also some signs of renewed cooperation, Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Joe Biden are set to hold their first summit, albeit virtually.
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The Oaxaca Sierra is one of the poorest regions in Mexico. They decided to incorporate technology into their daily lives, as an agent of change. Harris Whitbeck reports.
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From accounting to banking, public service to politics and from academia to Bolivia’s leader. Americas Now anchor, Elaine Reyes, sat down with him to talk about the pandemic, climate change and, of course, Bolivia´s economic situation.
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Pirates and robbing ships at sea may seem like a thing of the past. But in Mexico, a region famous for pirates, the practice continues. Alasdair Baverstick reports.
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Peru’s flourishing reputation for its cooking and good food has helped the country become one of the best culinary destinations in the world. As tourism recovers from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, visitors are slowly returning to the country. A major draw is […]
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It’s been a tough few years for tourism. But, as more countries ease restrictions, the industry is working hard to attract visitors, new and old alike. For Mexico, hope lies across the Pacific, specifically China. CGTN’s Alasdair Baverstock has more.
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Mexico will not be the next country to begin vaccinating kids over the age of 11. That’s because the government says that children are at low risk. But that argument is not sitting well with some parents.
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Reducing the world’s methane emissions has become a top priority in the fight against climate change. One of the biggest emitters of methane are cows. A growing body of research indicates that feeding cows seaweed can substantially lower their emissions.
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In a warehouse in San Paulo’s countryside, a scene out of a sci-fi film plays out day in, day out. As Brazil begins to roll out 5G, Chinese firm Huawei is already showcasing the technology’s potential at its state-of-the-art warehouse
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The deadline has passed and there is still no global climate agreement at the COP26 summit. We will take a look at significant steps made so far to fight climate change.
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The best char siu anywhere! A bold claim indeed, as Tso’l Food tastes some of LA’s finest offerings.
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The sixth plenary session of the 19th CPC Central Committee adopted a communique Thursday, acknowledging China’s achievements over the last 100 years.
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Finding an untapped market is the dream of many entrepreneurs and one that often ends in disappointment. But a group of investors is placing a big bet on what they think might have the potential to become a Latin American “super app.” It is a […]
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The United States recently opened its doors to international visitors. The U.S. has eased COVID-19 restrictions for foreign travelers from more than 30 countries, allowing in those who are fully vaccinated and have tested negative for the virus within 72 hours of flying. CGTN’s Ediz […]
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The roller-coaster of COVID-19 cases seems to have hit a plateau in the U.S. New infections are holding steady at around 70-75,000 a day after dropping sharply several weeks ago. Meantime, the national death toll remains elevated at more than 1,200 fatalities per day. The […]
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Carving out a space in your own virtual world is what the Augmented World Expo in Silicon Valley is all about.
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Venezuela has started easing COVID-19 restrictions for businesses during the months of November and December. This is raising concerns among public health experts.
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Mexican merchandise exports are way down this year. The main reason is the same problem vexing nations around the world – the shortage of semiconductor chips.
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Pfizer recently announced its COVID-19 antiviral pill regimen was so effective at preventing death and hospitalization in clinical trials that it was ending the study early and applying for FDA approval.
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Congress has approved a $1 trillion bipartisan bill to make major improvements to the nation’s infrastructure. The plan is scaled back significantly from President Joe Biden’s original proposal to attract Republican votes.
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Protecting endangered species is a constant battle in Latin America, especially because of animal trafficking. According to the World Wildlife Fund, animal population sizes have dropped 94% in the last 50 years, the largest fall in any part of the planet. The most trafficked animals […]
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An alliance of indigenous forest dwellers around the world has committed to curbing carbon emissions. Harris Whitbeck went to Panama to meet with some guardians of the rainforests fighting against climate change.
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The Parana River in South America is the second-longest river. It runs almost 5 thousand kilometers through Brazil, Paraguay, and Argentina. But the Parana is at its lowest levels since the 1940s. Joel Richards reports on the economic and social impacts.
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Wildfire season in the U.S. normally runs from June to November. But this year began with frightening numbers and some very destructive activity early on. Mike Kirsch deployed to what has become ground zero for wildfires. The state of California.
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The China and Cuba relationship is about to get much closer with both countries working together as Belt and Road Initiative partners.
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France has become the latest country to issue a warning about a rare but potentially fatal side effect of Moderna’s vaccine in patients under 30. The drug has been approved for people over the age of 18 in both the European Union and in the […]
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Mexico has assumed the rotating presidency of the United Nations Security Council. To mark the occasion, Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador addressed the 15-member nations on Tuesday with an anti-poverty plan. CGTN’s Franc Contreras reports.
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Leaders of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation trade group meet virtually in New Zealand. On the agenda – climate change, trade and the region’s economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic
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Over a billion dollars of flood protection work has begun to protect areas of New York from the impact of climate change. Experts say some global warming changes are now inevitable and New York needs to prepare for rising tides as a sea level city.
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The supply chain problems are effecting music stores and record collectors. With high demand for sales of vinyl records, it is hard to keep up with demand because of disruptions in global shipping and domestic distribution.
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In Chile, President Sebastian Pinera is facing impeachment. The lower house voted in favor of the proceedings based on corruption charges. It comes two weeks before Pinera’s second term comes to an end.Find out more.
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With the U.S. borders open for travel, a growing job market, and a key part of U.S. President Joe Biden’s legislative agenda approved, can the Biden administration keep up this momentum?
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“Excited, happy, emotional”. After more than 20 months, fully vaccinated travelers from the UK, Europe, China, India, Brazil and other countries will be allowed to travel to the United States. CGTN’s Jim Spellman reports from Virginia’s Dulles airport.
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The extended drought in Brazil has been putting pressure on the reservoirs of the country’s hydroelectric plants, leading to a hike in energy prices. Families and businesses alike are feeling the hit. CGTN’s Paulo Cabral reports.
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Starting November 8, fully vaccinated COVID-19 visitors can cross the Mexico and Canada borders into the United States for nonessential travel. Since March last year, travel by visa holders from other nations had been limited to essential travel only. The lifting of restrictions comes just in time […]
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The 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics is fast approaching. One of the more highly anticipated events is bobsleigh or bobsled. Team USA won gold in the four-man event in 2010. The country is now looking to repeat that success in Beijing. CGTN’s Dan Williams reports.
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However you slice and dice it, this is a major victory for U.S. President Joe Biden. The House of Representatives passed a $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill to be spent on America’s crumbling roads, bridges, ports of entry, and improving broadband internet coverage nationwide. CGTN’s John […]
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Around the world it’s more expensive than ever to buy basic staples including meat, dairy, cereals, oils, and sugar. When adjusting for inflation, food prices are more expensive now than in the last 45 years, according to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization’s Food Price […]
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It’s two-weeks until election day in Venezuela. Voters will choose governors, mayors, and other local officials. In the run-up to the poll, candidates are staging massive rallies; even though the country faces a new wave of COVID-19. See the latest.
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