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GLOBAL HEADLINES

WORLD IN VIEW

NEWS ANALYSIS

GLOBAL HEADLINES

Trump rejects Iran's 'seven-day' proposal to reopen Strait of Hormuz

Zelenskyy says US floated UAE as venue for talks with Russia

WORLD IN VIEW

03:33

Wang Guan on ABC News: How can China & US build trust on key issues?

Iran's president departs for New York ahead of UN General Assembly

Iraqi media: 'The Prime Minister, Ali al-Zaidi, met with the U.S. Secretary of State in New York.'

NEWS ANALYSIS

Decoding 'constructive strategic stability' ahead of Xi's US visit

02:13

How AI-powered digital twins enable personalized healthcare

GLOBAL IN-DEPTH

Chen Qiaoshen

How head-of-state diplomacy steers China-US ties toward stability

21-Sep-2026

CGTN

Ancient relics, young voices: Cultural ties bridge China and the US

25-Sep-2026

Xu Ying

Why Sino-US trade defies zero-sum gravity

21-Sep-2026

Zheng Haizhen

How China is helping improve global governance

22-Sep-2026

HOT TAKES

PRO TALK

HOT TAKES

China, US maintain communication on heads-of-state interactions

Commentary: US-made AI model is fueling Japan's digital militarism

Chinese vice premier to lead delegation to US for trade talks

CGTN poll on the China-ASEAN Expo

PRO TALK

BRICS enters its third decade: Exclusive with fmr. NDB advisor

Xing Yajie

Xiangshan Forum bridges global security divides

First Voice

What does BRICS mean for ordinary people?

Huang Jiyuan

China and India, see the neighbor next door

GLOBAL TRADE WATCH

How Pinglu Canal could reshape China-ASEAN trade

Pinglu Canal, a 134.2-kilometer-long river-to-sea waterway in south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, is scheduled to officially open on September 16. Linking the country's inland river network with the Beibu Gulf, the canal allows 5,000-tonne vessels to sail directly from southwest China to the sea.

15-Sep-2026