US Judge Frees 600+ Migrants on Bond After Chicago Raids
A federal judge in Chicago has ordered 615 undocumented migrants arrested in recent immigration raids to be released on bond, marking a major win for legal activists and human rights groups.
Archaeology from the Future: How Hangzhou Blends Past & Future
CGTN’s Yang Xinmeng explores how Hangzhou fuses the ancient Liangzhu ruins with cutting-edge innovation, revealing diverse cultural takes on modernization.
Magical Aurora Lights Up Northern Chinese Mainland Sky
Rare aurora lit up the northern Chinese mainland skies on Nov 12–13. Here’s how to catch the next cosmic light show from your own dark spot!
China and Comoros Celebrate 50 Years of Friendship
On 13 November 2025, Xi Jinping and President Assoumani marked 50 years of diplomatic ties, celebrating half a century of South-South partnership.
Double 11 Festival Hits Record 777M Parcels in One Day
The Double 11 festival in the Chinese mainland hit a new high with 777 million parcels processed in one day, averaging 634 million from October 21 6November 11.
One River, Three Tastes: A Greater Bay Area Food Journey
Join Chef Li Shujun on a tasty journey across the Greater Bay Area, featuring one river and three unique culinary traditions from Guangzhou, Hong Kong, and Macao.
How ‘Old Dad Tea’ Fuels the Hainan Free Trade Port’s Growth
Discover how Hainan’s beloved laobacha – ‘old dad tea’ – is more than a tradition, shaping the culture and business vibe at the Hainan Free Trade Port.
Xi Jinping, Peng Liyuan Enjoy Spanish Royal Concert in Beijing
Xi Jinping and Peng Liyuan joined King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia for a Spanish Royal Theater concert at Beijing’s NCPA, highlighting cultural ties and global unity.
Congress OKs Deal to End Longest US Government Shutdown
Congress approved a deal to end the longest U.S. government shutdown with a Senate 60-40 and House 222-209 vote. The CBO warns of a $14 billion growth hit as Trump prepares to sign.
Vice Premier He Lifeng Urges Stable China-U.S. Trade Ties
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng met NCUSCR leaders in Beijing on Nov. 12, urging stronger China-U.S. economic and trade cooperation based on Busan summit outcomes.