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UNESCO STEM education institute established in Shanghai

The United Nation's Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) officially inaugurated an international institute for STEM education in east China's Shanghai on Sunday.

Blue Helmets, No Borders | China's Quick Reaction Force to Abyei

CGTN gained rare access to China's Quick Reaction Force as they trained before deployment to Abyei.

Graphics: Xinjiang's all-round development in 70 years

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'Dead to Rights' depicts dehumanizing acts of WWII Japanese troops

"Dead to Rights" shows audiences the brutality of the Japanese during World War II through an authentic depiction of human relationships, humanity and its limitations.

Blue Helmets, No Borders | Interview with Zhou Bo on Peacekeeping

CGTN speaks with Zhou Bo from the Center for International Security and Strategy at Tsinghua University.

China and U.S. reach basic consensus on TikTok, says commerce ministry

Chinese defense minister urges improved military ties with U.S.

Catch the Ball, Reap the Harvest

The Autumn Equinox, or Qiu Fen, marks the harvest season across China. As day and night meet in balance, handball unites speed, strength, and strategy. Players leap, break through, release — the ball hits the net. This November, the men's handball competition of the 15th National Games will ignite at Kai Tak Sports Park in Hong Kong SAR. Every goal reflects skill, teamwork, and the relentless spirit of chasing dreams.

China will soon hold global summit of women in Beijing: spokesperson

China will soon hold the global summit of women in Beijing on occasion of the 30th anniversary of the 1995 World Conference on Women, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson announced on Monday.

Peng Liyuan calls to empower women with science education

Audience praise highlights cultural role of SRIFF

The Fuzhou Silk Road International Film Festival drew large crowds with its special screenings, which featured a number of local and international films.

Guardians of the blue planet: Protecting Hainan's marine biodiversity

Fuzhou Yantai Hill Park

Shaded by lush green trees, Fuzhou Yantai Hill Park features pavilions, terraces, and towers pleasingly scattered around, displaying the park’s subtle and tranquil beauty.

Does heavy use of AI tools raise the risk of Alzheimer's disease?

As AI tools become increasingly prevalent in daily life, people enjoy the benefits of AI assistance while also raising online concerns: could overreliance on these tools increase the risk of Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia due to reduced cognitive engagement?

Leonardo's hat-trick drops Guoan further behind Port in CSL title race

President Xi Jinping speaks with U.S. President Trump on the phone

Blue Helmets, No Borders | Thank You to CHNBATT

CGTN's documentary "Blue Helmets, No Borders" also tells the stories of peacekeepers who work alongside China's.

Wu Yibing battles back to upset Daniil Medvedev at ATP Hangzhou Open

Zhu Deyong: 'I run away to salvage my authenticity'

Graphics: Chinese Farmers' Harvest Festival by the numbers

Tourism a bridge for people-to-people dialogue

Dai Bin, President of the China Tourism Academy, highlights tourism as a bridge for people-to-people dialogue ahead of the Silk Road (Dunhuang) International Cultural Expo.

12th Silk Road International Film Festival opens in Fuzhou, SE China

The 12th Silk Road International Film Festival opened on Monday in the coastal city of Fuzhou.

Why the world should read the white paper on governing Xinjiang

Although the white paper may appear to overseas readers as a document about regional policy, it functions as a valuable "laboratory report" for countries in the Global South facing challenges in counter-terrorism, poverty alleviation, multi-ethnic coexistence and modernization.

Chinese lab unveils moon brick maker for lunar facility construction

'Evil Unbound' premieres in North America

"Evil Unbound," a Chinese film about the crimes of Japan's notorious Unit 731 – infamous for conducting germ warfare during its invasion of China from 1931 to 1945 – premiered in movie theaters across North America on Thursday.

Talk Xinjiang｜Meeting the Man Who Met Xuanzang

He met Master Xuanzang over 1,400 years ago. In a sense, he was Xuanzang's sworn brother. Without him, Xuanzang's journey would have been much more difficult. But thanks to his achievements in the ancient Gaochang Kingdom (Turpan in Xinjiang, China), after four arduous months, Xuanzang was about to embark on a well-funded phase of his journey.

China, U.S. leaders maintain close communication: Chinese FM

Three aircraft types catapult-tested on China's Fujian carrier

Super Typhoon Ragasa approaches China, triggering emergency responses

Super Typhoon Ragasa, the 18th typhoon of the year, continues to approach China, bringing strong winds and heavy rainfall to parts of the country's southern and eastern regions.

Naan: A distinctly Xinjiang flavor

China’s SCIO holds presser on financial sector’s progress during 14th FYP period

Me, Muqam and its masters

Xinjiang in its most prosperous period ever: white paper

Unmasking the organizations behind Japan's invasion-history whitewash

Blue Helmets, No Borders | I Hope They Can Achieve Peace

Liu Sen has served three terms with UN missions in South Sudan.

Xi Jinping extends greetings ahead of farmers' harvest festival

China-Malaysia 'Air Silk Road' strengthens regional integration

Efforts to integrate China and countries in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) have received a boost through a strategic air cargo partnership between Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) and Zhengzhou Xinzheng International Airport (CGO).

Silk Road Spell: Step into an immersive digital dreamscape

China's first 8K space documentary debuts in the UK

"Shen Zhou 13," China's first 8K documentary feature filmed in space and presented by China Media Group (CMG), made its overseas debut in London, the UK, on Friday, September 19.

China tech SME loans grow by 20% yearly 2021-2025, central bank

Why the Global Governance Initiative is timely and necessary

Chinese President Xi Jinping's Global Governance Initiative (GGI) has drawn widespread attention. Many leaders and experts say it is timely, reaffirms the UN's founding spirit, amplifies the voices of the Global South and offers practical solutions to today's pressing challenges.

Inside Chinese farmers' harvest festival: Why it matters

At first glance, Chinese farmers' harvest festival, launched in 2018, might look like just another festival: the parades, performances, and festive buzz you'd expect from any celebration. But look closer, and a bigger story emerges.

China's central government allocates over 4 trillion yuan to Xinjiang

Since 2012, the central government of China has allocated more than 4 trillion yuan (about $562.3 billion) in transfer payments to China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, including nearly 543.48 billion yuan in 2024 alone, said a white paper issued by the State Council Information Office on Friday.

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Chinese aerobatic teams thrill at Changchun Air Show

Two aerobatic teams of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Air Force thrilled spectators at the 2025 aviation open-day activities of the Chinese PLA Air Force and the Changchun Air Show in Jilin Province.

Peng Liyuan calls for empowering women through science education

Peng Liyuan, wife of Chinese President Xi Jinping, and Audrey Azoulay, director-general of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), attended the 2025 UNESCO Prize for Girls' and Women's Education award ceremony and the 10th anniversary celebration of the prize in Beijing on Friday.

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International audience: 'Evil Unbound' is more than a film

"The movie 'Evil Unbound' is a stark reminder of the past and a testament to the importance of remembering history. [It is] so much more than just a film."