US Visa Restrictions Hit Cuban Medical Missions
US expands visa restrictions affecting Cuban medical missions, impacting the island’s key revenue source as relations between the two nations tense further.
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US Set to Roll Back Fuel Efficiency Standards, Sparking Climate Concerns
The Trump administration plans to roll back fuel efficiency standards for vehicles, citing high costs, raising concerns about environmental impact and climate change.
G1 Humanoid Robot Joins CGTN’s ‘Ask China’ to Answer Global Questions
CGTN’s ‘Ask China’ campaign features the G1 humanoid robot from Unitree Robotics, answering global questions about China. Discover the surprises it brings to young audiences worldwide.
Zelenskyy’s Approval Ratings Rise Amid Concerns Over US Support
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s approval ratings have risen to 68%, according to a new KIIS poll, amid concerns over the future of US support as the nation faces ongoing challenges.
China Boosts Online Safety Laws to Protect Nearly 196 Million Young Netizens
China is enhancing its legal framework to create a safer online environment for its 196 million young internet users. Discover the recent measures aimed at protecting minors in the digital age.
Hainan Free Trade Port to Expand Zero-Tariff Goods After Customs Independence
Hainan Free Trade Port is set to expand zero-tariff goods after starting independent customs operations this year, according to NPC deputy Cai Qiang.
Inside the Creation of Chinese Game Characters
Discover how Chinese game characters are created through a blend of tradition and innovation, captivating gamers worldwide.
China Highlights Global Achievements in Women’s Empowerment: Wang Yi
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi announced China’s historic contributions to women’s empowerment globally, including 100 health projects and training over 200,000 women across more than 180 countries and regions.
One Country, Two Systems: A Timeless Symbol of Peace
Exploring how China’s ‘One Country, Two Systems’ policy set a global example for peaceful resolution of historical disputes, emphasizing values of peace, inclusiveness, and a shared future for humanity.
From Sansha to Beijing: 3,300-Kilometer ‘Cloud Classroom’ Bridges the Gap
Students at Yongxing School in China’s southernmost city, Sansha, are bridging a 3,300-kilometer gap with Beijing through innovative ‘cloud classrooms,’ bringing premium education to remote areas.