Deep Dive

Dec 06 2024 100 ep. 19 mins 614

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We invite reporters to go beyond headlines and offer first-hand information on the big events in China and elsewhere in the world. With us, you could have more access to news events that shape our lives and futures.

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South Korea’s winter night crisis: the unfolding of a sudden martial law

Dec 06 2024 17 mins

Martial law declared, protests erupted, and now impeachment looms - all starting from the chilling winter night on Dec 3. South Korea now faces a political storm like no other. National Desk reporter Lee Jungjoo with The Korea Herald joins this episode to unpack the political crisis and its far-reaching repercussions.

China and Brazil’s vision for Global South and the world

Nov 23 2024 19 mins

Rising inequality, insufficient action on climate change, and the projected failure to eradicate poverty have revealed significant flaws in the current global governance system. In response, China and Brazil, two of the largest developing nations, are strengthening their ties to address these challenges, while many countries in the Global South are calling for reform. In this episo

New G20 alliance + China’s experience: enough to reduce global poverty?

Nov 20 2024 22 mins

For decades, global poverty seemed insurmountable. While the percentage of people living in poverty has declined over the years, nearly 600 million are still projected to survive on less than $2.15 a day by 2030. At the same time, China has achieved what many thought impossible, lifting nearly 100 million rural residents out of poverty in just eight years. As the G20 launches the G

APEC and China: how to drive cooperation and innovation in an era of global challenges

Nov 17 2024 12 mins

Founded near the end of the Cold War, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) has evolved into a pivotal platform for promoting economic collaboration and tackling shared global challenges. In a world increasingly defined by geopolitical tensions, rising protectionism, and the urgent demand for sustainability, APEC’s role has never been more significant. The vision of buildi

Chancay Port: a game changer for the future of Latin American trade?

Nov 16 2024 12 mins

With the inauguration of Chancay Port, a cutting-edge gateway linking South America and Asia, Peru is poised to become a key player in global trade. But what does this mean for the region? And how could Peru’s growing partnership with China reshape local economies? In this episode, CGTN reporter Chen Tong explores the transformative potential of Chancay Port and the far-reaching

Back in power: Trump’s vision and its potential impact on America and the world

Nov 07 2024 35 mins

For only the second time in U.S. history, a former president is returning to the White House after a four-year absence, bringing bold promises on the economy, immigration, and America’s global relations. But how much of this agenda can he realistically achieve? And who stands to feel the greatest impact of his planned policies? In this episode, CGTN White House correspondent Nath

How one verdict rekindles conversation around child trafficking in China?

Oct 31 2024 18 mins

An elderly woman has been sentenced to death for trafficking 17 children in the 1990s, reigniting a nationwide discussion on child trafficking in China. Despite significant progress in the fight against human trafficking, the scars of past crimes linger, while troubling new schemes start to emerge. In this episode, CGTN Radio reporter Jiang Tao delves into why the case of Yu Huayin

President Xi Jinping in Kazan: shaping China's vision for the future of BRICS and the Global South

Oct 24 2024 15 mins

As the world experiences rapid change and increasing uncertainty, the need for diverse and multilateral voices has never been more evident. This week, Chinese President Xi Jinping traveled to Kazan for the 16th BRICS Summit, engaging with leaders from developing countries and emerging economies. In this episode, CGTN reporter Zhao Yunfei shares his insights into how President Xi's

China’s new tactics to manage mounting local government debt

Oct 17 2024 15 mins

China is paying greater attention to the growing local government debt that has reached critical levels. In 2024, central authorities allocated 1.2 trillion yuan to tackle the issue, while a dozen heavily indebted provinces and municipalities have suspended infrastructure projects. In this episode, CGTN Radio reporter Guo Yan joins us to examine the root causes of this mounting deb

China's real estate surge: will the boom last?

Oct 12 2024 14 mins

This past National Day holiday was more than just a busy time for tourism. China's real estate market also saw a remarkable surge in sales following a slew of stimulus packages. How likely will the growth maintain its momentum? CGTN reporter Sun Ye joins this episode to discuss the recent surge in China’s property market.