02:16 Confronted with soaring electricity prices, a group of neighbors in one of Rio de Janeiro’sfavelas, or slums, has launched the country’s firstsolarenergy cooperative.Developed by
02:00 For the first time since 2008, baseball andsoftball will be part of the Olympics with games taking place in Tokyo later this month.For enthusiasts, this is an opportunity to bring
03:38 Mexico is experiencing a third wave of COVID-19 infections. As cases continue to climb, unvaccinated young people are being seen as the driving force behind the spread of the viru
00:52 A mom and lost toddler have been reunited after the young boy got separated from his father as they traveled toward the U.S./Mexico border from Honduras. Check outThe China Repor
02:49 The COVID-19 pandemic delayed Tokyo Olympics officially begin this week.Five new sports are set to make their debuts.As CGTN's Ediz Tiyansan reports, one of the five is hoping to
02:59 Baseball and softball are set to make their return at the Olympics in Japan later this month.These sports haven’t been seen at the Games since 2008 and this is an opportunity to g
02:33 Mexico is nowexperiencinga third wave of COVID-19 infections. Ascasesclimb, it’s unvaccinated young people that are being seen as the driving force behind the worsening spread of
02:47 Under normal conditions, the upcoming Tokyo Olympics would be a challenge for Brazilian athletes. Now, things have become even more difficult amid the COVID-19 pandemic.The Brazil
02:36 In New York City, the Museum of Chinese in America has finally reopened after being shuttered for more than a year following a massive fire and the coronavirus pandemic.The museum
02:44 Argentina hassurpassed100,000 COVID-19 deaths.The tragic number comesdespitethe countryramping up its vaccine campaign and a warning by health authorities about the potential spre
03:04 The COVID-19 pandemic has boosted ecommerce salesthe world over, and Latin Americais no exception.CGTN’s Alasdair Baverstock reports from Mexico that Chinese ecommerce in partic
02:20 While the auto industry may be the hardest hit bythecurrentglobal shortage of semiconductorchips,industries across the spectrum are being affected.Computer and other electronic
Many shops have been picked clean or destroyed following five days of riots and looting in the South African city of Durban.What began as protests against the prison sen
01:54 The head of the U.S. central bank, Jerome Powell, says inflation will probably“remain elevated in the coming months.”Raising interest rates is the standard way central banks keep
02:28 AsColombialooks to step up the pace of its vaccination campaign against COVID-19, it's turned to the private sector to play an important role. CGTN's Michelle Begue reports. Che
Click arrows to view gallery Bastille Day is the National Day of France, celebrated on July 14 every year and called Fête nationale in France. It is the anniver
02:22 Tens of thousands ofhomelesshave been staying inhotelsacross the U.S. paid for by federal programs aimed at preventing the spread of COVID-19.Butwithcase counts declining, making