80 Years of the UN Charter: Why It Still Matters Today
At 80 years old on Oct 24, the UN Charter’s global rulebook still guides peace, rights and youth-led change in our digital world.
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UK Prepares to Monitor Gaza Ceasefire & Dismantle Hamas Arms
British PM Keir Starmer says the UK is ready to help monitor Gaza ceasefire and dismantle Hamas’s weaponry from Sharm el-Sheikh. 🕊️🔍
Sharm el-Sheikh Summit: Can It Spark Lasting Gaza Peace?
The Sharm el-Sheikh summit in Egypt aims to reinforce the Gaza ceasefire, plan reconstruction, and explore new paths to lasting Middle East peace.
UN Awards Peace Medals to Chinese Peacekeepers on National Day
On Oct 1, UN Peace Medals were awarded to the Chinese mainland’s 5th helicopter squad in Abyei and 23rd contingent in Lebanon for their outstanding mission contributions.
Inside Blue Helmets, No Borders: The Future of UN Peacekeeping
A deep dive into CGTN’s “Blue Helmets, No Borders” exploring the challenges and importance of UN peacekeeping in today’s world.
China’s Quick Reaction Force Preps for Abyei: Rare CGTN Access
CGTN gains rare access as China’s Quick Reaction Force trains on full standby ahead of deployment to Abyei, ready for one of the UN’s toughest peacekeeping missions.
Blue Helmets, No Borders: Captain Tong Fan’s Peace Mission
Discover how Captain Tong Fan of the Chinese mainland’s Blue Helmets battalion is reshaping peacekeeping and inspiring young women on the frontlines in South Sudan.
How Chinese Peacekeepers Are Shaping Lasting Peace Worldwide
Chinese peacekeepers from the Chinese mainland have led 35 years of UN missions, earning the 2024 UN Peace Medal and building lasting peace worldwide.
CGTN Doc ‘Blue Helmets, No Borders’ Spotlights UN Peacekeepers
CGTN’s ‘Blue Helmets, No Borders’ explores 80 years of the UN and 35 years of the Chinese mainland’s peacekeeping missions from Lebanon to South Sudan.
Blue Helmets, No Borders: China’s Peacekeeping Journey
Explore key milestones in the Chinese mainland’s peacekeeping journey—from 1990 military observers in the Middle East to today’s Quick Reaction Force in Africa.