Oxfam warns of dire humanitarian situation in Gaza
International aid organization, Oxfam has described the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza.
Read More...International aid organization, Oxfam has described the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza.
Read More...A judge in the U.S. state of Georgia overseeing one of Donald Trump’s trials has ruled the lead prosecutor Fani Willis can stay on the case, but only if she removes special prosecutor, Nathan Wade, whom she appointed and had a romantic relationship with.
Read More...The growth of New York’s free pre-kindergarten program is at risk of being stunted.
Read More...In Venezuela, a group of university students are both educating and changing lives by offering free technology training to people.
Read More...A newly established committee within the SAG-AFTRA actors’ union is now working to provide better technology solutions for future negotiations with film studios.
Read More...Whale-ship strikes happen more often than you might think.
Read More...In Texas, where abortion is mostly banned, more women are looking south for help, across the border in Mexico.
Read More...Former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot has described business opportunities between China and the U.S. as phenomenal.
Read More...The latest crisis in Haiti is spilling into neighboring Dominican Republic.
Read More...China has become a global leader in sustainable energy, and this year Chinese EV giant BYD has overtaken Tesla as the world’s top selling electric car company. CGTN’s Ediz Tiyansan has more from Los Angeles. For more, check out our exclusive content on CGTN Now […]
Read More...CGTN’s Mark Niu takes a look at whether more women are working in the tech industry and whether AI is factoring into the equation.
Read More...There is a growing call for the Black population to be compensated for the violation of their rights and to acknowledge the value of their labor, though forced, in Brazil’s development.
Read More...Donald Trump and Joe Biden took huge steps towards clinching their party’s nominations during primaries on so-called Super Tuesday.
Read More...The International Habano Cigar 2024 Festival was held this week in the Cuban capital. Thousands of cigar aficionados and business people from over 100 countries were on hand. Habano cigar sales are a major source of revenue for the Cuban economy and the island’s rich […]
Read More...Finance ministers and central bank governors meeting in Brazil ended their two days of talks without a joint communique. The sticking point was not related to the core themes of their meeting – like taxation and fighting inequality – but rather to disagreements concerning global […]
Read More...Migration in Latin America and the Caribbean has changed dramatically in the last decade, according to the United Nations.
Read More...Latest government figures out of Mexico show around 60 percent of the country is experiencing moderate to severe drought, with conditions expected to get even worse.
Read More...A young Black woman is breaking new barriers in motorcycle racing.
Read More...Thousands rallied on Sunday, Feb. 25, in São Paulo in support of Jair Bolsonaro.
Read More...As the dust settles in South Carolina following Donald Trump’s Republican presidential primary defeat over Nikki Haley in her home state, she’s vowing to stay in the race.
Read More...As the United States continues its crackdown on undocumented immigration, Mexico continues to receive large numbers of migrants. A new report from Mexico’s Interior Ministry shows a steep increase of Venezuelans and Africans in Mexico. More from CGTN’s Franc Contreras in Mexico City. For more, […]
Read More...The United States has announced it will reimpose oil sanctions against Venezuela, collapsing expected growth projections for 2024. The U.S. decision has caused concern among local merchants who are worried that they will see their incomes diminished. Correspondent Mary Triny Mena has more details from […]
Read More...Foreign ministers from G20 countries opened two days of talks in Rio de Janeiro on Wednesday Feb. 21, ahead of the group’s summit that will take place there in November.
Read More...The U.S. state of California has been pounded by its third major atmospheric river storm of the season, bringing unprecedented rainfall that has once again pushed the infrastructure to its limits.
Read More...In San Francisco, the tech community is anxiously watching how some high-profile legal cases concerning artificial intelligence are playing out.
Read More...In a mere decade, Nubank, Brazil’s digital banking pioneer, swiftly evolved from a modest venture offering fee-free credit cards to a formidable force in Latin America’s financial sector. Investigating Nubank’s meteoric rise, CGTN’s correspondent Paulo Cabral explores the implications for other tech-driven financial enterprises eyeing […]
Read More...The National Retail Federation predicts that consumer spending for Valentine’s Day in the U.S. will reach nearly $26 billion when all the data for this year is in.
Read More...Martha Stewart and fashion designer Andy Yu (@49andrewyu) team up to show us their preparations for a festive Chinese New Year dinner party.
Read More...This month, Ecuador became the fourth Latin American country to ratify a free trade agreement with China.
Read More...CGTN’s Karina Mitchell reports on the trends and to find out just how important artificial intelligence and sustainability are to the collections.
Read More...The United Nations Security Council this week is meeting to discuss conflict, climate change and food insecurity.
Read More...Valentine’s Day, a day of love and friendship, is celebrated in many countries worldwide.
Read More...Technology is transforming the way we work and live, but some say to tech economy isn’t accessible to everyone.
Read More...As China increases its investment in ‘nearshoring’ operations in Mexico, those businesses are dependent on logistical routes to move products throughout North America. And Mexico is responding – with heavy investment to smooth shipments, from Pacific coast ports to rail networks across the continent. CGTN’s […]
Read More...As Mexican trade with China grows, the country’s port infrastructure is having to adapt to handle the increasing volumes of cross-Pacific shipping. That’s where the country is taking some inspiration from China itself, as processing times and safety remain a concern. CGTN’s Alasdair Baverstock has […]
Read More...The Federal Reserve held off raising the rate it hiked dramatically to force prices down.
Read More...Cross-Pacific trade is evolving.
Read More...A group of U.S. senators has reportedly reached a bipartisan immigration deal that could eventually lead to tighter border security with Mexico.
Read More...The United Nations is vowing a full investigation into Israeli allegations that workers for the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees, or UNRWA, were involved in the Oct. 7th Hamas attacks on Israel that set off the current wave of fighting.
Read More...A record-breaking number of firearms were found at U.S. airports in 2023, reinvigorating a decades-old debate about gun safety.
Read More...Carnival is underway in Rio de Janeiro, and crowds are as massive and vibrant as they were during pre-COVID-19 pandemic times.
Read More...U.S. lawmakers on Capitol Hill are trying to craft a package including increased military aid for Ukraine and Israel plus more resources for the U.S. border with Mexico.
Read More...As the North American migration crisis continues into 2024, thousands of migrants a year pass through Mexico in order to reach the U.S. southern border.
Read More...Housing costs are a growing concern for Americans. as a new report confirms housing has become unaffordable for 22 million Americans. CGTN’s Nitza Soledad Perez talked to renters and real estate agents about their challenges and what’s next. For more, check out our exclusive content […]
Read More...Chinese cars are an increasingly common sight on roads around the world, as the country’s auto sector booms. That’s certainly the case in Mexico, where one of Asia’s leading vehicle brands is finding success in a domestic market on the other side of the Pacific. […]
Read More...Overall inflation has eased in the United States, but that doesn’t mean prices are going down, or that Americans are any happier about the costs they’re forced to bear for basics, like housing and food. A new study is putting firm figures on grocery costs […]
Read More...One of the main challenges for Latin America is to provide quality and uninterrupted education.
Read More...New Hampshire residents are getting ready to cast their votes in New Hampshire’s first in the nation primary.
Read More...Another big name is gone from the ranks of candidates running for the U.S. Republican Presidential nomination.
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