There's President Donald J. Trump now.

During the four years of the Civil War, the confederates never got closer to Washington than Fort Stevens. Until today, when insurrectionist supporters of Donald J. Trump paraded through the U.S. Capitol Building carrying the Confederate battle flag.

Moments after President-elect Joe Biden tells Donald J. Trump to “step up” and address the protests, President Donald J. Trump posts video remarks only to have Twitter prohibit anyone from liking, replying and retweeting because of his disputed claims of election fraud.

JUST NOW: Tammy Duckworth tells us on CBS News that a "Quick-thinking" Senate aide seized copies of the Electoral College certificates before they all evacuated the chamber.

I knew this but still... force of habit compelled me to check for his response to his #impeachment. What times we live in.

"António Guterres wouldn't say it publicly but the last 4 years has been about trying to manage a bad relationship and minimize the damage from the #Trump admin." 📺 Our Executive Director Simon Adams on CGTN.

The United Nations has now officially entered the post-Trump era. Anyone who supports multilateralism and human rights will be breathing a sigh of relief. Not least of all, António Guterres himself. See my comments with Liling Tan 陈丽玲 on CGTV ⬇️

I tell Liling Tan 陈丽玲 that the #BidenAdministration will be good for United Nations, but not introduce "an idyllic period of peace and love" in Turtle Bay. youtube.com/watch?v=el32CM…

Can U.S. President Joe Biden reintegrate the U.S. back into global politics and foreign relations? CGTN’s Liling Tan (Liling Tan 陈丽玲) explores the President’s upcoming foreign agenda.

What a difference a year and a day makes. Covering SARS back in 2003 as a rookie reporter made me a little paranoid when this started to emerge, but even then I couldn't have imagined a pandemic worse than SARS. And here we are.

With #COVID19 dampening #ChineseNewYear celebrations, Chinese communities in the U.S. have found creative ways to safely celebrate. In New York City, see what the Museum of Chinese in America is doing. Museum of Chinese in America Liling Tan 陈丽玲

CGTN’s Liling Tan (Liling Tan 陈丽玲) speaks with the head of the NYPD’s Hate Crime Task Force Tommy Ng about his position, how he’s working to stem anti-Asian hate crimes in the city and more.

“When one new Yorker gets attacked, I think all new Yorkers get attacked.” Inspector Tommy Ng, head of the NYPD Asian Hate Crimes unit Asian Hate Crimes Task Force tells me why he’s taking these attacks personally + his message for Asian Americans & Pacific Islanders this #AAPIHeritageMonth.

Me learning some mad skills from the Chinese Hawaiian Kenpo Association CHKA. They’ve been teaching the #AAPI community ways to defend themselves as attacks against Asians surged. CGTN America #AAPIHeritageMonth #StopAsianHate

As a bit of a malaria dork, this is a pretty exciting moment.

For those just joining us, #COP27 is like episode 27 of a drama series about how the whole-stitch-in-time-saves-9 ship has sailed and how some very VERY optimistic people are navigating choppy waters to salvage what’s left. But yeah. There’s no turning of this tide.

“I don’t think Russia can recover as a major arms exporter from this,” said Ian Storey, a political scientist at the ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute in Singapore who studies security issues in Asia. “Not for a long time, if ever.” nytimes.com/2022/11/06/wor…

It sets the stage for some form of compensation for developing countries suffering the brunt of climate change but not quite just yet. Questions are what type of comp and when, and where wealthy emerging economy China stands — or should stand — in all of this. #LossAndDamage

Sneak peek into our recent CNA Climate Conversations podcast, where I went head to head with renowned atmospheric scientist Katherine Hayhoe in our weekly quiz. Good fun. 🤓 Full podcast here: cna.asia/3XRAM9T youtu.be/CnvZPRK5ZGU?si…

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