In Michigan, large numbers of Arab Americans switched their votes from Democrat to Republican following the Biden administration’s support for Israel in it’s war in Gaza. Many say their actions illustrate the community’s growing political voice.
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Although we’ve heard plenty about the incredible advancements of generative AI, many technologists still feel it’s not reaching its potential. CGTN’s Mark Niu recently visited a special Silicon Valley summit seeking to bridge the gap between AI and the common user.
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America has voted, and Donald Trump will be the 47th president of the United States. His historic win makes him only the second Republican presidential candidate since 1992 to win not only the electoral college but also the popular vote. With a new Trump administration […]
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Chinese and Peruvian readers met in the Peruvian capital to discuss Chinese President Xi Jinping’s book: The Governance and Administration of China, on Tuesday, Nov. 5. CGTN Correspondent Dan Collyns reports.
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Historians are fond of saying that Peru is one of the most Chinese countries in South America. That originates from the time when the first Chinese laborers arrived in the middle of the 19th century. Since then, their descendants have made their mark on […]
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At COP16, experts hoped to get more clarity on policies to include indigenous voices in the discussions, here’s how indigenous people feel about their issues and concerns. CGTN Correspondent Michelle Begue reports.
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In a CGTN interview with musical artist Kid Cudi, Scott Ramon Seguro Mescudi, reveals his expansion into the fashion world with his latest collection, Members of the Rage, showcased at New York Fashion Week. Known for his bold creativity, Mescudi brings vibrant colors, distinctive patterns, […]
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The U.N. Biodiversity Summit, also known as COP16, is underway in Cali, Colombia. For more than two years, China held the position of COP15 president, leaving behind a legacy of a historic global agreement that commits nations to halt and reverse nature loss by 2030. CGTN […]
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Over 1.7 million Indigenous people reside in Brazil, with half living in the Amazon rainforest. This area is significantly impacted by climate change, illegal logging, and ranchers seeking to expand their lands. To delve into these issues, we talked with Sonia Guajajara, the Minister of […]
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China has emerged as the primary business partner for numerous Latin American countries, including some of the largest economies in the region, such as Brazil and Chile. Since 2005, China has entered into free trade agreements with five countries, Ecuador being one of the latest. […]
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Migration has been an issue for Central American governments for years, as hundreds of thousands have left their countries to escape violence and poverty. In the last decade, government officials have also had to deal with large flows of migrants coming from South America on […]
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Thousands of men along the Miskito Coast in Honduras depend on lobster fishing to make a dangerous living. They dive deep into the sea and return to the surface multiple times, often rapidly and with inadequate equipment. Because of this, many end up paralyzed or […]
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When it comes to the environment, the UN hosts three major gatherings: New York Climate Week, the UN Biodiversity Conference, and the UN Climate Conference. The last two are called COPs, which stands for “Conference of the Parties.” The UN Climate Conference…COP-29 will be held […]
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Colombia, one of the most biodiverse countries, is hosting the United Nations Biodiversity Conference, COP16, in Cali this year. We begin in the Llanos, a vast tropical grassland east of the Colombian Andes. It floods for four months of the year and is temporarily transformed […]
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As the U.S. 2024 general election nears its end, CGTN’s Eden Soto traveled to Las Vegas, Nevada, a key swing state where the Latino vote will be a key decider. See where many stand.
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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.
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Israel has notified the UN that it is cutting off ties with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian refugees also known as UNRWA. The organization has been a critical source of humanitarian aid for Palestinians over the last several decades. The move […]
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In Brazil, São Paulo film buffs recently had the opportunity to sample Chinese productions at the city’s 9th Chinese Cinema Festival. Paulo Cabral reports.
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Millions of Americans will head to the polls tomorrow, Nov 5th, to cast their ballot in the presidential election. Besides the issues, security is a top concern for many. The Department of Homeland Security and the FBI recently warned of the potential for political violence, […]
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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.
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Everything to know and follow about the 2024 U.S. Election.
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A new law took effect Friday, Nov. 1, in Texas, requiring hospitals to ask patients about their immigration status. It’s part of a mandate from the state’s Republican Governor, who wants to know exactly how much Texans are paying to treat undocumented migrants. But […]
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Despite conflicts raging in Europe, the Middle East, Sudan and beyond, foreign policy has not featured prominently in the U.S. presidential campaign, but that does not mean that it will not make a difference. From Arab Americans in Michigan, angry at a perceived lack […]
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The global gaming market is booming. It’s expected to exceed 300 billion dollars in the coming years. Half of gamers are women and girls. As the number of women and girls who game grows, so has online harassment. Mike Walter speaks with Verta Maloney, co-founder of GameHERs, […]
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Uruguay will hold a second round of presidential elections in late November. While the two candidates seek to win over voters on issues concerning the economy, crime and social security, there is a broad consensus that the country must continue working toward closer commercial […]
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The U.S. presidential election is now just days away. And while there is a lot of uncertainty over who will be the country’s 47th commander-in-chief, one thing remains crystal clear; the economy has consistently remained the principal issue on voters’ minds throughout this contentious […]
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The United Nations Biodiversity Conference ends in Cali, Colombia. World leaders and government officials met with experts and civil society over the course of two weeks to agree on how to take action to conserve the world’s most prized possession: biodiversity. CGTN’s Michelle Begue […]
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Cubans have always paid close attention to presidential elections in the U.S., which has maintained trade sanctions against Cuba for more than 60 years. With the island facing its worst economic crisis in decades, CGTN’s Luis Chirino reports on the election’s likely impact on […]
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For developing economies, mobility and transport are key markers of progress, offering communities fast and efficient access to economic opportunities further from their homes. In Mexico City, the government has developed one solution by reaching for the skies. CGTN’s Alasdair Baverstock has more.
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The UN’s Biodiversity Conference known as COP16 wrapped up two weeks of talks aimed at making progress towards protecting nature. World leaders and government ministries met with experts and civil society to chart the way forward amid global geopolitical and economic challenges. Joining the discussion: […]
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Learn more about the impact of subsidies on biodiversity in a conversation with UNDP Director of Policies Marcos Neto in Cali, Colombia.
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Learn more about Project 2025, set of policy initiatives drafted by a conservative Washington think tank.
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See how China and Brazil are working together to advance the interests of emerging markets.
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An important Mexican holiday is drawing in more overseas tourists. See how the Day of the Dead is capturing worldwide interest.
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One of the biggest swing states in the 2024 election is Wisconsin. CGTN traveled there to see what voters think.
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A new report issued by the United Nations Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese accuses Israel of a “systematic campaign of forced displacement, destruction and acts of genocide” against the Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank. Joining the discussion: Daniel Levy is the President of the […]
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The United Nations Environment Program has announced its annual Emissions Gap report. It concludes if governments around the world do not set more ambitious targets for lowering carbon emissions, the global temperature could increase more than three degrees Celsius. That’s significantly higher than the […]
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See the latest election results from the Associated PRess the 2024 General Election.
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U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris and former U.S. President Donald Trump are making their last push for the White House. With the election day less than a week away, what’s at stake? Joining the discussion: Douglass Sloan is Principal at the National Capitol Strategy Group. […]
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It’s not often that a U.S. president says he’s sorry for actions taken by the U.S. government. But President Joe Biden did just that last week when he formally apologized for the abuses suffered by generations of Native American children at federally run boarding schools. […]
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Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are wrapping up their presidential campaigns this week as new numbers are released that suggest the U.S. economy is in good shape. But who do those figures help the most?
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As the global market for electric vehicles continues to grow, China has solidified its position as a global leader. For decades, the Latin American nation has been a leading assembler of motorized vehicles. Mexico is now led by a president with a PhD in sustainable […]
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The U.N. Biodiversity Summit, known as COP16 is underway in Cali, Colombia.
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Startups focusing on AI have really taken off in the past year, serving as one of the driving engines of the tech industry.
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Japan’s ruling coalition has suffered a stunning defeat in a snap general election. The Liberal Democratic Party and its partner Komeito lost 64 seats and their majority in the Lower House. Despite the result, the recently appointed prime minister says he will keep his job. […]
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While difficult to accurately measure levels of organized retail theft in the United States due to variations in data collection criteria, the National Retail Federation says retailers are struggling in the face of continuing store thefts. Some cities are being harder hit than others. With […]
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A new controversy is brewing over comments made about the Latino community at a weekend campaign event for U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. Some of the most inflammatory remarks targeted Puerto Ricans, sparking outrage among many politicians… and average citizens. CGTN’s Nitza Soledad Perez […]
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Americans are going to the polls at a time when many question the U.S. election system. Some believe votes are fraudulently counted. Others argue elections are too partisan with politically extreme candidates on both sides. One alternative voting method is starting to gain some traction. […]
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There is a growing demand for electricity in the United States, with a lot of it driven by artificial intelligence. To help meet that demand in the coming years, scientists and engineers are turning to low-carbon energy sources and nuclear power. One nuclear facility, Three […]
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One of the world’s largest events combining agriculture and high tech has just wrapped up in the Northern California city of Woodland. Mark Niu takes us to the International Forum of Agricultural Robotics to find out whether farmers are impressed by what’s on display.
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