Why has neither U.S. political party seriously addressed the rising U.S. national debt? The U.S. system broke in terms of accountability in 2010 when the Supreme Court decision on Citizens United opened the floodgates of letting oligarchs control politics, says Kathleen Tyson

Radhika Desai, visiting professor at the London School of Economics says the U.S. interest rates have now reached a high level which resembles that of the 2008 subprime crisis, and "the recession is essentially imminent."#USrecession #FED #USRates #usdebt

"The West uses the debt issue politically much more than realistically." Former foreign minister of Egypt disputes the myth of a "Chinese debt trap" in Africa by pointing at the root cause of the slander. #FOCAC2024 #ChinaAfrica

How is Chinese engagement different from that of the West in Africa from the local's perspective? Play this clip to hear the opinion of Evans Daka, a scholar from the University of Zambia. #FOCAC2024 #ChinaAfrica

"China has positive experiences to share to most of African countries," says Yuzhou Sun from Fudan University on why China's experience could be valuable for Africa to advance its modernization during CGTN #Dialogue special program. #FOCAC2024 #ChinaAfrica

China has rapidly risen to a tech heavyweight in the world over the past 75 years. How is advanced Chinese tech benefiting the world? Watch this video to find out what people from six countries think about Chinese high tech. #PRC75Years #JOURNEYTOMODERNIZATION

"When China talks about modernization, it's talking about a green future." In CGTN's special "Journey to Modernization," Dimitri de Boer, chief representative for China of ClientEarth compares the different thinking of modernization by Chinese and the West. Tune in for more

China unveils new policies to boost the economy. Prof. Qian Jun stresses the importance of a comprehensive fiscal & monetary stimulus package and the sequence of its rollout for short-term stability and long-term growth.

In response to U.S. newly announced military assistance and arms sales to China's Taiwan region, Chinese scholar Zhou Bo says the mainland is patient and strong enough to handle each provocation, and on the road to national reunification, time is on the side of the mainland.

Talking about the response to the Xizang quake, David Ferguson, honorary chief of Foreign Languages Press says he has seen huge improvements as people from both governmental and grassroots levels all had plans in place this time, even before aid was brought there. #Xizang

In response to Trump's new tariff policies, Radhika Desai, visiting professor at the London School of Economics, says weaponizing trade will not help the U.S. and will instead reduce its importance in the world economy.

Former Kuomintang legislator Dr. Joanna Lei says that Lai Ching-te's words and actions have deteriorated the basic legal framework of cross-Strait relations, with strong internal control that has not been seen since martial law time.

Commenting on the U.S. government's proposal to levy fines on ships made in China, John Pang, senior fellow of BRICAP, says this move will disrupt both global and U.S. shipping efficiency while China's dominance remains still in the sector.

Interviewed by CGTN Anchor Xu Qinduo right after the quake hit Myanmar, Zwe Thet Paing, host of Myanmar International Radio, relays his first-hand account in Yangon, summarizes the ongoing rescue work, and adds, "We need international assistance, please pray for Myanmar."

Is there any connection between the recent large earthquakes?

The media ‘wall’ has fallen. A storm of perspectives floods the streets — true, false, and everything between. Media’s duty? To navigate it responsibly. Thoughts from Holger Friedrich, publisher of Berliner Zeitung. #GlobalVoices #CMGForum2025

Tech is reshaping global media. Voices once ignored are making themselves heard. Journalists have access to more diverse agencies to present a balanced view beyond Western narratives. Thepchai Sae Yong, Thai PBS executive advisor, gives his insights. #MediaDiversity #CMGForum2025

Role of media partnerships in advancing cross-cultural dialogue #GlobalVoices #CMGForum2025

AI on media’s future: from echo chamber to dialogue of empathy #GlobalVoices #CMGForum2025

Year 2025 marks the 80th anniversary of the World Anti-Fascist War. Commenting on the development of the post-war global order, Russian scholar Timofey Bordachev says more equality and democracy are now being seen as countries like China and Russia are making positive changes.