In a quiet studio tucked inside New York’s creative heart, artist Valeria Divinorum is experimenting with perception. Originally trained as an architect, Divinorum now explores the intersection of form, light, and consciousness through intricate stained glass. Her work is not just beautiful—it’s designed to awaken. […]
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The U.S. central bank maintained its key interest rate on Wednesday, June 18. The Federal Reserve is holding the rate amid concerns inflation will return due to Trump’s trade war. Now the Fed also has to factor in the global repercussions of Israel’s conflict with […]
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Mexico’s farmers are on the front lines of a battle they didn’t start but are forced to fight: the struggle against climate change. From punishing droughts to erratic floods and scorching heat waves, extreme weather is wreaking havoc on the country’s food production. Fields that […]
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California’s wildfires leave behind more than smoldering ruins—they trigger a chain reaction of destruction long after the flames are gone. In this special report, correspondent Mike Kirsch investigates a growing environmental threat: catastrophic soil erosion caused by wildfire damage. As intense heat scorches away the […]
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For decades, the flow of migration in the Americas has followed a familiar direction: north. Fueled by dreams of safety, opportunity, and a better life, migrants from across Latin America and the Caribbean have journeyed toward the United States. But now, a striking and largely […]
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Host Mike Walter speaks to Met Director Max Hollein.
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The World Games will take place this August in Chengdu, the capital of China’s Sichuan province. The event brings together an eclectic mix of sports, including some that could be included in future Olympics. CGTN’s Dan Williams reports.
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Olympic organizers say athletes will still be allowed in for the 2028 Games, but some argue that the failure to meet these requirements in 60 days potentially leading to a total travel ban would be a harsh punishment, at a time when the U.S. is […]
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Chinese President Xi Jinping is attending the Second China Central-Asia Summit taking place in the Kazakh capital, Astana. President Xi is meeting with leaders of all five central Asian nations; Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. Economic development and security are two of the major […]
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At the end of day four, the fighting betweenIsrael and Iran continues with no end in sight. A number of Iran’s missiles have penetrated Israel’s Iron Dome, inflicting casualties and severe damage in a number of cities. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says his […]
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Vance Boelter has been charged with the attempted murder of another lawmaker and his wife who lived in the same area. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is treating the murders as yet another politically motivated attack.
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A major breakthrough earlier this year saw the world’s first baby born in Mexico from an embryo fertilized entirely by machines. See how AI is changing fertility treatments.
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We speak to Ethan Clark, co-founder of Nationsfirst Technologies at the Web Summit in Vancouver, Canada.
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In Denver, Colorado, protests took on a more festive air on Saturday, June 14. Still, thousands of people showed up for the “No Kings” protests to express their displeasure with the Trump administration’s policies amid the immigration crackdown across the country. CGTN’s Hendrik Sybrandy reports.
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On Saturday, June 14, “No Kings” demonstrations took place across the U.S. with protestors marching against the Trump administration’s policies amid the crackdown on immigration and in support of democracy. Scores of people showed up to protest in Los Angeles. CGTN’s Ediz Tiyansan reports.
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Thousands of protesters took to the streets across the United States on Saturday in what organizers called “No Kings” demonstrations – nationwide rallies where demonstrators say they are fighting to protect their country and democracy. The protests were timed to coincide with President Trump’s 79th […]
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Thousands of protestors took to the streets of Chicago to protest U.S. President Donald Trump. The demonstrations were part of the national “No Kings” protests that took place in all 50 U.S. states. CGTN’s Dan Williams reports in Chicago.
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Brazil has long been seen as one of the world’s most racially and ethnically diverse countries. Now, genetic research is offering new scientific evidence to support that idea. CGTN’s Paulo Cabral has the story.
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Iran is striking back at Israel, unleashing a barrage of missiles in retaliation for the Israeli assault on Tehran and other parts of the country. Israel wants to destroy Iran’s nuclear capability. With fears growing that the crisis could escalate in the region, the United […]
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Asian Americans are the fastest-growing racial group in the United States. And with that comes increasing political power, whether that be holding political office or just by voting. Mark Niu reports.
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With more than a third of Colombia’s land mass covered by the Amazon Rainforest, scientists there take a keen interest in protecting its biodiversity. That’s particularly evident at a scientific archive housed in Bogota, home to more than 100,000 samples of plant life. Michelle Begue […]
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Los Angeles continues to make headlines around the world as protests continue against immigration raids by federal agents. While other cities are experiencing similar disruptions, many say Los Angeles is unique as the second largest city in the United States, and with its massive Latino […]
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For almost a week, people in Los Angeles have been protesting against immigration raids and the use of the National Guard. Many families are hurt and afraid, as loved ones are being taken away. City leaders and religious groups are asking the government to stop, […]
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The Air India plane, a Boeing 787 Dreamliner, plowed into a medical college moments after take-off with more than 240 people on board. Only one person survived the tragic crash in Ahmedabad. What went wrong? Joining the discussion: Amit Singh is an Aviation Safety Analyst. […]
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With U.S Marines and the National Guard in Los Angeles, and the protests entering a seventh day on Thursday, June 12, residents of the city are feeling the impact. CGTN’s Ediz Tiyansan shares the latest from Los Angeles.
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Yellow Fever cases are rising across South America, prompting new concerns for health authorities. The CDC has issued a level 2 travel notice advising travelers to take precautions if visiting affected countries. CGTN’s Michelle Begue has this story.
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In Los Angeles and around the United States, millions of people are living in fear. President Donald Trump’s decision to further militarize his crackdown on suspected undocumented migrants has driven many into hiding. As CGTN’s Franc Contreras reports, they’re seeking safe houses with support from […]
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Washington D.C. authorities are now throwing a ring of steel around the U.S. capital’s downtown to prepare for a huge military parade. The event on Saturday, June 14, marks the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary. The day also happens to be U.S. President Donald Trump’s 79th […]
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As immigration raids continued across the United States, a curfew went into effect Tuesday night in Los Angeles. The protests have now spread coast to coast against the detention and removal of suspected undocumented migrants. Meanwhile, California has gone to court pushing back against what […]
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The protests against the raids by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement are not limited to Los Angeles. It’s become a national movement. Thousands of protesters from coast to coast are making sure their voices are heard. Mark Niu reports.
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You may have heard that many cities around the world from Jakarta to Beijing to Venice, are all sinking at various rates. Researchers point to a rise in sea-levels, groundwater depletion and urban infrastructure as some of the reasons. Sinking land is also affecting […]
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The city of Los Angeles is feeling the Trump administration’s crackdown on undocumented immigrants perhaps more intensely than any other community. Raids by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement are taking place in many locations, including local schools. CGTN’s Franc Contreras reports.
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At a time when international media attention has focused on Israel’s military assault on Gaza, and the humanitarian crisis unfolding there, a major new development that will impact millions of Palestinians has been announced for the West Bank. The Israeli government has approved 22 new […]
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In a major step toward promoting global cooperation, the first-ever “International Day for Dialogue among Civilizations” is being observed by the United Nations. The designation comes after the organization, last year, adopted a China-sponsored resolution calling for every June 10th to be recognized as a […]
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Trade talks will continue on Tuesday, June 10, between China and the U.S. in London. Last month, the two countries agreed to roll-back tariffs on each other as the two sides try to hammer out an agreement. The Trump administration’s trade policy is forcing tough […]
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Apple kicked off its annual Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday, June 9, in Silicon Valley with some major upgrades to its software and AI capabilities. Mark Niu reports.
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Many U.S. companies have been left scrambling following President Donald Trump’s move to double tariffs on foreign aluminum and steel imports to 50%. Among those businesses impacted are the nearly 10,000 craft breweries in the U.S., which are small and independently owned. Many rely on […]
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U.S. President Trump announced hefty tariffs on dozens of countries and territories on April second and, almost immediately, paused them for 90 days to give them time to negotiate. A promise of 90 deals in 90 days has been hard to achieve. A month from […]
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The latest U.S. travel ban limits entry into the U.S. from people from 19 countries, including Cuba. See how they feel about it.
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More than 300 U.S. National Guard troops were deployed to Los Angeles on Sunday June 8, at the direction of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Trump’s administration is seeking to tax the money sent abroad by workers to support their families.
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Colombian presidential caididate Miguel Uribe is in critical condition after being shot in the head Saturday, June 7, at a campaign event.
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China has recently announced the launch of new programs aimed at deepening cooperation with Latin American and Caribbean nations.
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Fifty years ago, the capture of Saigon by north Vietnamese forces marked the official end of the Vietnam war, leading to the reunification of Vietnam under a single government. The fall of Saigon on April 30, 1975, marked one of the most significant defeats for […]
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Brazil’s government and its manufacturers are pushing back against new U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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The mayor of Tulsa, Oklahoma, has announced plans to address the harm caused by that city’s 1921 Race Massacre.
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A Salvadoran man who became a lightning rod for the Trump administration’s deportation policies is expected back in court next week after he was returned to the U.S. on Friday. Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s deportation to El Salvador put immigrant constitutional rights on the global agenda. […]
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Experts now fear that warning signs may be missed as the White House has moved to cut 20,000 employees from the Department of Health and Human Services, which includes staff at the Food and Drug Administration.
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