At COP28, Antigua and Barbuda's Prime Minister Gaston Browne pointed out in his speech that oil and gas conglomerates, shielded by the power of wealthy nations, continue to reap astronomical profits, while the survival of small island states hangs in the balance. “We are facing an existential paradox: The smallest contributors to global CO2 emissions yet among the hardest hit by climate catastrophes.” Browne said. | CGTN Dialogue

The U.S. former president Donald Trump’s long-standing criticism of NATO and the belief that Europeans are exploiting the U.S. in security terms has sparked a reflection among Europeans. In an exclusive interview with CGTN anchor Xu Qinduo, Justin Vaïsse, founder and director general of the Paris Peace Forum, emphasized that Europe should rely more on its own forces. If Trump is reelected with a policy of reduced U.S. presence in Europe, Europe should be able to step up and make itself more resi

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Belgian diplomat Wim Peeters takes a tour of Chikan Ancient Town, a 300-year-old “wonderland” in China’s southern Guangdong Province that blends Eastern and Western elements. | CGTN Documentary

For more than a decade, former businessman Wang Luliang has been leading an ambitious experiment in natural farming in China’s eastern Zhejiang Province, taking a sustainable, chemical-free approach that works in harmony with ecological processes. | CGTN Documentary

A troupe of teenagers writes its own chapter in the history of the string lion dance, a 1,000-year-old custom in China’s southeastern Fujian Province. Training nonstop for a decade, these Gen Z dancers are making their move. | CGTN Documentary