As the Biden climate summit gets underway, there is growing focus on Brazil — a notorious offender of deforestation since Bolsonaro was elected. Now the Brazilian government says it's re-committed to ending illegal logging but wants financial support to speed up the process.
In Turkey's poorest areas, providing children with a good education is an arduous task – especially if daughters, and not just sons, are to benefit.
US President Joe Biden will host 40 world leaders on Thursday for talks on the climate crisis.
An international student from Brazil shared his experience of getting the coronavirus vaccine in central Chinese city Wuhan, which once was hit hard by COVID-19.Luiz Filipe Botelho Esmeraldo, an international student at the Huazhong University of Science and Technology, has been in the city for two years.
Hong Kong recently launched one of the world's largest public road tests for technology vital to self-driving cars, further propelling the region into a smart city. Cellular vehicle-to-everything (C-V2X) is a wireless technology that enables communication among vehicles, people, and traffic infrastructure.
UNICEF spokesman James Elder speaks to CNN's Becky Anderson about the human rights abuses in Tigray, Ethiopia.
Demonstrators gathered at Christiansborg Palace in Copenhagen to protests the government's intention to send refugees back to Syria, Wednesday.
Police identified the suspect, still at large, behind a deadly shooting in Austin, Texas, as Stephen Nicholas Broderick, a former Travis County Sheriff's Office detective who was charged with the sexual assault of a child, Travis County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Kristen Dark told CNN.
A senior official from China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region says he expects foreign media can avoid biases, prejudices and negative preconceptions when reporting on the autonomous region, adding that Xinjiang welcomes all international visitors to come.
Former NASA astronaut Ron Garan looks ahead to the future of space exploration as NASA and SpaceX prepare to launch their next crew to the International Space Station. (April 22)
As a nurse, Kari Wegg knew what it meant when doctors told her she would have to be put on a ventilator. Nine months after contracting COVID-19, the Indiana woman is battle-scarred, but defiant. (April 22)
On this Earth Day, Georgia Tech is announcing that its Kendeda Building has won certification as the 28th “living building” worldwide. After a year of operation, the building meets the standard of doing more good for the environment than harm.
