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  • CGTN Dialogue | How will U.S. visa ban affect Chinese students

    Once again, the U.S. is targeting China. As of June 1, entry bans have been slapped on an estimated 3,000 Chinese #students and researchers, who the White House accuses of engaging in intellectual property theft. Meanwhile, the U.S. is also making it difficult for China to arrange charter flights to fly its stranded citizens home. How will the new restrictions affect Chinese students already studying in the U.S.? Will U.S. universities become less attractive to Chinese students? Will the ban affect ongoing research projects? Who stands to lose the most, and how should China respond?

    June 03 , 2020
  • Wang Huiyao: China is not a threat to the international community – the world can benefit through China’s development

    The successful conclusion of China's “Two Sessions” has signaled confidence in the fight against the pandemic and recovery of the world economy. However, the pandemic has posed challenges to globalization and increased uncertainty in China-US relations.

    June 02 , 2020
  • China looks set to grow while the rest of the world contracts

    The U.S.-China relationship is at a critical turning point, analysts say, and hints of what the global landscape could look like have emerged in the few days since China’s annual parliamentary meeting wrapped up.

    June 01 , 2020
  • How will China influence the new world order?

    "Which way the world will change? That is a question that we do not know the answer to," Richard Horton, editor-in-chief of The Lancet medical journal, told CGTN last month, speaking about the response to the coronavirus pandemic.

    May 29 , 2020
  • CGTN | Key messages of China’s government work report

    In China's annual political meetings known as the "Two Sessions," China sets social, economic and security policy priorities in a government work report. What's in it this year? And where is the world's second largest economy headed? We will be talking to experts but first, some highlights of this annual report.

    May 25 , 2020
  • Experts say benefits of improved links with Int’l organizations

    It is essential for China to have more communication and cooperation to better establish and maintain a good relationship with international organizations, according to officials and experts.

    May 24 , 2020
  • CGTN | China ‘right’ to rebalance economic targets post COVID-19

    China has made the right move by altogether dropping its annual growth target for 2020 amid global health, economic, and trade challenges, said economic and policy experts, to instead focus on more micro targets for the country.

    May 23 , 2020
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