Elon Musk, senior advisor to U.S. President Donald Trump, continues to make headlines along with the Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE. Musk is leading the effort to cut federal jobs, programs and contracts to trim the deficit. He’s generated both outrage and enthusiasm from […]
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One of the most anticipated moments of the Two Sessions has arrived. China details its work report, outlining progress and challenges it faces in the future. The government has a blueprint for tackling domestic concerns, however external pressures from abroad that could upset the global […]
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The U.S. unleashed 25% tariffs on its neighbor Canada on Mar. 4, while Canada hit back with a host of counter tariffs. The dispute has put entire supply chains under pressure. In Canada, the actions have also sparked debate as to whether more can be […]
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Bolivian artist Roberto “Mamani Mamani” is more than a painter—a storyteller, a messenger of Mother Nature, and a vibrant voice for Indigenous identity. We meet Mamani Mamani in Mexico to explore his colorful, symbolic art inspired by the Andes Mountains and Aymara traditions.
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25% tariffs are being imposed on Canadian goods and retaliatory tariffs are likely. What’s next?
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25% tariffs have been imposed upon Mexico, the second-largest U.S. trading partner. See how people are reacting.
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After a troubling meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the Ukraine leader headed to Europe where he got a warmer reception. see the latest.
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U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods are set to begin on March 4. See what Canadians are thinking.
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Asian Americans are increasingly having a greater presence during the Hollywood award season. See how.
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The United States is set to impose 25% tariffs on Canadian goods on Tuesday, March 4. U.S. President Donald Trump has also threatened additional 25% tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum imports that will come into effect later in March. That’s a potential double blow […]
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Mexico has transferred to the United States 29 suspects allegedly involved in drug trafficking. The move comes days after the U.S. declared leading Mexican drug cartels as terrorist organizations, and amid threats by the Trump administration to impose massive tariffs on Mexican goods if Mexico […]
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An Egyptian restaurant in the heart of D.C. has been filling a gap in the city’s restaurant scene for years. Frances Kuo sits down with Dina Daniel, the founder and chef at Fava Pot to discuss why Daniel started the restaurant.
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One month into the Trump Administration, tensions in many immigrant communities in the U.S. remain high. Denver, Colorado, is one of many cities on the administration’s radar. Residents there are preparing for more raids and fighting back against new immigration proposals and policies. CGTN’s Hendrik […]
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U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods are set to take place on March 4. Economists warn that the 25 percent tariffs will have a major impact on the Canadian economy. The auto industry is expected to be the most impacted. CGTN’s Dan Williams reports from Ottawa.
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U.S. President Trump has held his first cabinet meeting since taking office. He publicly backed his special advisor Elon Musk, charged with eliminating government waste and had conciliatory words on the U.S. relationship with China. CGTN’s White House Correspondent Nathan King reports.
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The White House is previewing plans for a controversial new immigration initiative. U.S. President Trump says his program would allow wealthy foreigners to purchase a pathway to citizenship for $5 million. Formal rollout of the plan is expected in the coming weeks. CGTN’s Nitza […]
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U.S. Agency for International Development workers are coming to terms with a massive upheaval after 1,600 of them lost their jobs, and other employees were put on paid leave. It comes after a judge ruled last Friday, Feb. 21, that the Trump administration could […]
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Just nine months ahead of the annual United Nations Climate Change Conference or COP30, Brazil has joined OPEC+, an alliance of major oil-exporting nations, reinforcing the country’s position as a global oil player. The move coincides with a push to expand oil drilling into […]
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However, for many, AI’s use in art is highly controversial with critics arguing the software artists are using is trained on copyrighted work, without proper consent.
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The Trump administration has ended deportation protections for over half a million Haitians in the United States. U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem revoked an 18-month extension, meaning Temporary Protected Status will expire this year in August. This decision comes amid ongoing gang violence and […]
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Argentina’s President Javier Milei is moving fast with his economic program, focused in large part on reducing inflation and reducing regulations. In contrast to the new economic policy being pursued in the United States, Milei’s government is removing tariffs on imports. CGTN’s Joel Richards reports.
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Its world premiere was held in a Hollywood red carpet event, highlighting another milestone for the Chinese film industry this year, following the animation blockbuster “Ne Zha 2,” which broke several box office records in recent weeks.
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Markets and investors are bullish on cryptocurrency, forecasting a pivotal year ahead for the industry. This enthusiasm is being driven by key policy changes and broader institutional involvement, especially in the United States. Crypto industry leaders made a strong pitch to wealthy investors from all […]
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See how Trump’s policies have significantly reduced the number of people seeking asylum in the U.S.
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Here’s what Mexicans think of U.S. President Donald Trump renaming the gulf between the two nations.
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See the latest at the U.S. southern border one month into President Donald Trump’s second presidency.
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Ecuador is facing a severe youth unemployment crisis, with eight out of ten young Ecuadorians struggling to find formal work, according to a joint study by non-profit group Children International and Empleo Joven Ecuador. This issue reflects a broader trend across Latin America, as highlighted […]
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China’s latest animated sensation, NeZha 2, has proven its success in the United States. Screenings have expanded to more than 400 cities and 770 theaters across the country after NeZha 2 earned $7.2 million in its opening weekend.
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Brazil’s former president Jair Bolsonaro is facing formal charges for attempting a coup after his election loss back in 2022. The country’s prosecutor-general announced an indictment against Bolsonaro and 33 other individuals on Tuesday, Feb. 18, that also outlined a host of other alleged crimes. […]
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Apple held its first product launch of the year on Wednesday, Feb. 19, and it’s a new addition to the iPhone line. CGTN’s Mark Niu takes a look at the strategy behind the new device with an updated design.
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In Washington D.C. protesters took to the streets on Wednesday, Feb. 19, to challenge the latest round of firings of federal government workers, this time targeting the scientific community. CGTN’s Poppie Mphuthing shares the story.
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A young Peruvian inventor who grew up in poverty and without electricity in his home has created a lighting system using electricity generated by plants. He hopes his invention will provide reliable energy for communities in need. Dan Collyns reports from Lima.
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The United Nations Security Council on Wednesday, Feb. 19, convened an emergency meeting amid reports of human rights violations and abuse in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. According to the U.N., the expanding conflict is taking a toll on the civilian population, with […]
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As private companies consider international investment, some cities are promoting themselves abroad. China’s economic powerhouse, Shanghai, is one of them, and it’s hoping for Mexican backing. CGTN’s Alasdair Baverstock has more from Mexico City.
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Cuba has recently received a donation of Chinese parts and accessories for electrical generators to improve the island’s power generation. CGTN’s Luis Chirino reports from the capital Havana.
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A measles outbreak linked to unvaccinated children in West Texas is taking a worrying turn, even infecting those who have been vaccinated, according to public health officials. The outbreak comes as America’s top health official – Robert F. Kennedy Jr. – vows to review the […]
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Although Brazil’s Carnival doesn’t officially begin until Feb. 28, celebrations are already underway. Behind the dazzling costumes and props, however, lies a major waste problem. A pilot project is addressing this by repurposing imported materials—mostly from China. Lucrecia Franco has the story from Rio […]
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A polar vortex in the U.S. is bringing record cold temperatures and snow to large swaths of the country. The severe weather is threatening to hinder recovery efforts in Kentucky, which was hit by devastating floods over the weekend. CGTN’s Toni Waterman has more.
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The Trump administration plans more mass firings and layoffs. The latest round is focused on the Federal Aviation Administration, even as the U.S. investigates multiple airplane disasters.
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This year, the event took on a new format in which more players and more teams competed in shorter games for the All-Star title.
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Brazil has said it does not want to engage in a trade war with the U.S., following President Donald Trump’s imposition of new tariffs on aluminum and steel hoping instead that negotiations with Washington can lead to an acceptable resolution.
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Reports shgow U.S. Border Patrol agents are no longer required to use body cameras to film their interactions, learn more.
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Nationwide protests are taking place in the United States on Monday, Feb. 17, the federal holiday for President’s Day. CGTN’s Caroline Malone reports from Washington D.C. where people are gathering to demonstrate against President Donald Trump, and what they see as the ‘executive overreach’ of […]
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In the latest move, 300 workers employed by the agency that manages the nation’s nuclear weapons were cut in the week of Feb. 10, 2025.
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The Chinese animated film, Ne Zha 2, has broken box office records in China, and now it’s going international. The film officially made its debut in the U.S. on Friday, Feb. 14. CGTN’s Mark Niu is speaking with audience members in San Francisco.
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Deforestation has long been a challenge for Brazil, where decades of over-farming and logging operations have taken a toll and seriously threatened the Amazon rainforest and the Indigenous populations who live there. But the government has made progress in slowing losses in recent years, and […]
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It is Valentine’s Day weekend, and while the price of chocolate is up 20% and chocolate futures prices show more heartbreak over higher costs ahead, that isn’t the biggest financial issue couples are facing. Karina Mitchell explains.
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