New Era in China-Canada Trade Unveiled After Carney’s Beijing Visit
Canadian PM Mark Carney’s Beijing visit sparks a new China-Canada trade era, with a roadmap spanning 8 sectors, EV quotas, and a ministerial-level trade commission upgrade.
Museveni Clinches Uganda Election with 71.6% Vote
Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni won re-election with 71.6% of votes, his top challenger Robert Kyagulanyi got 24.7%. The election was calm under tight security.
Building a Shared Future: China’s Vision for Global Cooperation
Explore how China’s ‘community with a shared future for humanity’ concept is shaping global cooperation—from digital health to green infrastructure.
Talanta Sports City: Turning Kenya’s Sports Dreams into Reality
Discover how Talanta Sports City in Kenya is transforming sports dreams for young athletes and capturing inspiring moments in CGTN Africa’s ‘Africa in Pictures’ series.
CMG’s 2026 Spring Festival Gala Kicks Off First Rehearsal 🐎🎉
CMG just completed the first rehearsal for its 2026 Spring Festival Gala, blending tradition with cutting-edge tech 30 days before the Year of the Horse. 🐎🎉
Record-Breaking Hangzhou Bay Cross-Sea High-Speed Rail Bridge Tops Out
The Hangzhou Bay Cross-Sea High-Speed Rail Bridge topped out its first main tower on Jan 16, 2026, marking a key step for the 29.2 km, 350 km/h mega-project set for 2027 completion.
Spring Vibes in Winter: Rapeseed Blooms Light Up Sichuan Fields
Over 3,000 acres of rapeseed flowers are blooming in Zhongdu Town, Sichuan, bringing a burst of spring vibes to this winter season.
PM Carney’s China Visit: New Trade Opportunities Ahead
PM Mark Carney’s China visit could boost trade ties and economic cooperation, opening doors for globalization and growth between the two nations.
China Protests US Vessels in Taiwan Strait 🚢
China’s Eastern Theater Command condemned US ships’ transit through the Taiwan Strait Jan 16–17, deploying assets to track the vessels and vowing high alert for sovereignty and stability.
Greenlanders Push Back on U.S. Annexation Proposal
Greenlandic residents push back against U.S. annexation plans, warning indigenous communities could become ‘second-rank citizens’ if statehood moves forward.