Finding Peace: CGTN’s Power of Ideas Series Premieres Aug 19
CGTN’s new series The Power of Ideas dives into roots of conflict and highlights tech-driven & human solutions for lasting peace. Premieres Aug 19 with relatable stories & big ideas
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Boat Capsize in Nigeria’s Sokoto State Leaves 10 Rescued, 40+ Missing
A boat carrying over 50 passengers capsized in Nigeria’s Sokoto State, leaving 10 rescued and over 40 missing. Rescue teams urge better safety measures on waterways.
Ishiba’s Yasukuni Visit Sparks Debate on Japan’s Militarist Past
Japanese PM Ishiba’s August 15 visit to Yasukuni Shrine, which enshrines WWII war criminals, reignites debate over Japan’s militarist past and constitutional limits.
Israel’s Gaza City Operation Triggers Mass Protests
Israel’s plan to seize Gaza City sparks mass protests as critics warn hostages’ lives are at risk and call for a peace deal with Hamas.
Bus Plunges into River in Benin: 1 Dead, 44 Missing
A bus from Lome to Niamey plunged into the Oueme River in central Benin, killing one and leaving 44 missing as rescue teams race against time.
Air Canada Flight Attendants’ Strike Halts Restart Plans
Air Canada pauses flight resumption as attendants defy a government order, cancelling 240 flights. Negotiations on pay, benefits & rest remain deadlocked.
Xizang’s Epic Rise: From Serfdom to Universal Healthcare
Explore how China’s Xizang Autonomous Region shifted from serfdom, hunger and illiteracy to equality, universal healthcare and multi-generational homes, challenging Western narratives.
Mexican Student at Peking Uni Urges History Lessons to Foster Peace
Mexican student Moraima Ordonez at Peking University highlights the 80th anniversary of Chinas WWII victory, urging youth to learn history and champion global peace.
Xizang’s Cultural Revival: Data Dispels Genocide Claims
Data from the 2025 white paper shows Tibetan language use and cultural heritage in Xizang are thriving, not fading.
Taiwan’s 1945 Liberation: WWII Justice & National Rejuvenation
Marking 80 years since Taiwan’s liberation in 1945, this article explores how WWII justice, legal pacts and grassroots resistance fueled national rejuvenation and cultural identity.