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A day with Wuhan emergency medical workers: Risky challenges

As more and more coronavirus cases emerge, downtown Wuhan alone has over 80 emergency stations, which are busy day and night and present challenges for health workers.

A look inside Wuhan quarantine ward for seriously ill

Various doctors, nurses and ordinary citizens are putting their own lives on the line in Wuhan to win this battle against the virus. We take a look inside one of Wuhan’s most quarantined wards in the Wuhan Union Hospital. Between the 2nd and 15th floors, […]

Thousands across China recover from coronavirus as confirmed cases continue

A growing number of patients with the novel coronavirus have recovered from the disease and been discharged from hospitals across China.

Medical staff wait to reunite with families after outbreak ends

February 8 is the Lantern Festival, traditionally the day when families reunite. However, medical staff on the frontlines against the novel coronavirus have stayed away from their own families to protect everyone else.

First 30 viral pneumonia patients admitted in Leishenshan Hospital

The newly-built Leishenshan Hospital in Wuhan to treat novel coronavirus cases took in the first batch of patients Saturday evening. T

IndieBio helps entrepreneurs build ground-breaking biotech

Twice a year, 15 early stage biology companies move to downtown San Francisco to take part in an intense four-month program that moves beyond their PhD’s and post-doctoral training.

Environmentalists and activists work to boast bee population in Mexico

Environmentalists and activists are working to boost bee numbers in Mexico.

Ban Ki-moon sends supportive message to China for coronavirus efforts

Ban Ki-moon expressed support for China in a recorded video released Thursday. The former Secretary-General of the United Nations expressed confidence in China’s ability to contain the disease. He called for consolidation and joint efforts from the international community amid the spread of the disease. […]

A city in China is using a drone to teach people about the coronavirus

The city of Taizhou, in east China’s Jiangsu province has a new police presence, a drone that flies above the community and warns people to protect themselves against the novel coronavirus outbreak.

China denounces countries for barring citizens entry due to coronavirus

China has denounced measures by the U-S and other countries denying entry to Chinese citizens because of the coronavirus. It says nations are acting against World Health Organization recommendations. CGTN’s Roee Ruttenberg reports.

A look into how the Iowa Caucuses work

It’s like a big game of musical chairs. On Monday, Iowans will be voting for the possible Presidential candidate in the first step of the Democratic Primaries.

Rising tensions are affecting some Iranian students and Iranian Americans.

A growing number of Iranian university students are coming to the United States for their education, only to hit major roadblocks.

How secure is the Super Bowl?

American Professional Football’s biggest night is less than 24-hours away. The Super Bowl is Sunday in South Florida. With tens-of-thousands of fans traveling to the region, massive security is already in place. CGTN’s Nitza Soledad Perez has more.

Brazilian mining accident a year on

A little over a year ago a mining dam collapsed in Brazil leaving hundreds of people dead and widespread environmental damage. The Corrego do Feijão iron mine belongs to mining giant Vale which Brazilian authorities blame for the tragedy. CGTN’s Paulo Cabral visited Brumadinho and […]

University in the U.S. heartland joins coronavirus research efforts

As the coronavirus virus continues to spread, scientists around the world are continuing their research in the hope they can put a stop to it. One university that has joined that effort is Purdue University in the U.S. state of Indiana. Professor Andrew Mesecar is […]

Super Bowl LIV is Sunday and attendance comes with a super price tag

American Football is the most popular of all spectator sports in the United States. And Sunday is the day for the game that draws the most excitement of all – the championship Super Bowl. This year it pits the Kansas City Chiefs against the San […]

U.S. hospitals prepare for possible coronavirus cases

Despite the first confirmed person-to-person transmission of the coronavirus in the U.S., the number of cases in this country remains very small. Still, American hospitals are gearing up for the possibility that a person with the virus will come through their doors.

The UK looks to boost transatlantic relationship

Britain’s departure from the European Union means it can make bilateral trade deals with other countries. For London, one of the most sought after deals is with the United States. The U.S is Britain’s largest source of imports. And London will want to increase its […]

Companies transform shipping containers into work spaces

Containerization transformed the shipping industry. The standard-sized boxes make it easy to ship all sorts of goods, from port to port. But sometimes containers sent one way, have nothing to carry back – and are left empty on the dock. One California company saw an […]

U.S. declares public health emergency over coronavirus

In a press conference at the White House on Friday, Azar added that foreign nationals, aside from immediate family or U.S. citizens and permanent residents, who have traveled to Western China within the past 14 days, will be denied entry into the U.S.

U.S. Senate rejects calling witness in Trump impeachment

This pushes the trial one step closer to an acquittal vote for Trump. But senators have considered pushing off the final vote on his vote to next week.

First case of coronavirus spread person-to-person confirmed in the U.S.

Health officials in the U.S. reported Thursday the first U.S. case of person-to-person spread of coronavirus.

U.S. works to evacuate citizens from Wuhan

The U.S. State department has issued a level 4 advisory for Wuhan, recommending people “do not travel” to Hubei Province.

Pressure for new witnesses at impeachment, as GOP defends Trump

Bolton has been circulating drafts of his book to “close associates.” He also sent a copy to the White House for review, which is standard practice.

Breaking could soon be an Olympic sport

Breaking (don’t call it breakdancing!) is being considered for the Paris games in 2024. “B-boys” like Antonio Castillo want the world to see their moves.

Inside a Wuhan hospital as medics fight the coronavirus

Medical supplies are running low in Wuhan. Shortages of hospital beds and face masks are some of the challenges facing residents.

World Economic Forum closes with U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin calling out Greta Thunberg

The World Economic Forum comes to a close in Davos.

Cooking up Spring Festival favorites with Peter Chang

Award-winning chef Peter Chang serves up two special Chinese New Year dishes for CGTN’s Mike Walter.

Hunting field rats, a local delicacy, in Zacatecas, Mexico

Southern China supplies the incense for Spring Festival

Much of the incense used during Lunar New Year Festivities comes from southern China.

China and Colombia celebrate 40 years of relations

Colombia and China are celebrating 40 years of diplomatic relations this year.

Zodiac stamps bring big bucks to collectors

This Lunar New Year begins with the “first” sign of China’s 12-zodiac animals, the Rat. Each year, commemorative Chinese New Year stamps are issued by organizations including the U.S. Post Office and the United Nations.

Break dancers prepare for the 2024 Olympics

Athletes around the world are in the final stages of preparing for the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, but the International Olympic Committee is already looking ahead to 2024.

Impeachment: Democrats wrap up 3-day case against Trump

U.S. Democrats prosecuting the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump focused on obstruction of Congress on the final day of their opening arguments.

Here’s why Chinese lunar new year festivities last nearly two weeks

The Lunar New Year isn’t merely a single-day event, but celebrations actually span more than two weeks, starting on Friday. CGTN’s Gerald Tan breaks down a few of the important days.

World Holocaust Forum in Israel to mark 75 anniversary of liberation of Auschwitz

Israel has marked the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz death camp. The forum gathered world leaders and other high-profile guests from different countries.

Venezuela’s Presidential power struggle a year on

A year ago, Venezuela became a country with two presidents. Opposition leader Juan Guaido proclaimed himself interim president. He says the re-election of Nicolas Maduro was illegal but Maduro insists he’s in charge. Mary Triny Mena reports on the constitutional crisis in Venezuela.

A look at China’s efforts to contain the latest coronavirus

Learn more about the coronavirus, how it spreads, and what can the global health community do to stop it. CGTN’s Nathan King explains.

Donald Trump delivers 2nd speech as U.S. President at Davos

CGTN’s Guy Henderson reports on day one at Davos and conflicting messages about globalism by the U.S. and China at venue.

The year of the mouse or the rat?

This year marks the year of the rat in the lunar zodiac. But there’s some confusion as to whether it’s actually the year of the mouse. So which is it? CGTN’s Gerald Tan breaks it down for us.

What it’s like to attend an animal auction

The action is fast and furious and sometimes a bit hard to follow. At the National Western Stock Show in Denver, Colorado, three dozen angus bulls are auctioned off to the highest bidders who to an untrained eye can be tough to spot in the […]

How are climate activists impacting Davos?

Climate champion Greta Thunberg has motivated a new generation of activists to come to Davos and make their voices heard.

Business & political elite to gather in Davos Tuesday

In Davos, Switzerland, the International Monetary Fund has downgraded its global economic growth forecast for the year ahead.

Water Crisis in Rio de Janeiro consequence of years of neglect

With the water quality in Rio de Janeiro at an unparalleled low, Rio residents do not expect changes any time soon.

Virginia pro-gun rally draws crowds to state capital of Richmond

Tens of thousands of gun-rights activists from around the United States rallied peacefully at the Virginia Capitol on Monday to protest plans by the state’s Democratic leadership to pass gun-control legislation.

How easy can it be to buy a gun in the U.S.?

There are about 5,000 gun shows in the U.S. every year, and we’re at one in Virginia, a state where many would like to see tighter gun control laws. CGTN’s Yang Tanli spoke with both private gun sellers and gun store owners about the ease […]

Extradition hearing for Huawei CFO opens Monday in Vancouver

EU Trade Commissioner negotiates trade in Washington

EU Trade Commissioner negotiates trade in Washington.

Journalists targeted as violence increases in Mexico

Violence is surging in Mexico.

Colombia shares lessons during UN peacebuilding session

Colombia is hosting a special session of the United Nations Peacebuilding Commission. It’s a fitting location for the event, given Colombia’s long struggle to end its own internal conflict.

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