In this episode on Tekniq, we explore the operations of a vertical ship lift in China, a unique train journey passing through a residential building, local truck drivers travel on a spiral […]
Riding China’s Tallest Boat Lift Ever Built
Tomorrow unlocked: How elderly lives are changing across China
For millions around the world, growing old brings quiet questions: Will I be safe? Will I feel needed? In China, where 310 million people are over 60 – nearly a quarter of […]
First container ship arrives in UK via Arctic Route, a faster and cheaper China-Europe alternative
Traditionally, cargo vessels coming from the East into Europe, have had to navigate their way through 11,000 nautical miles, passing through the Suez Canal, in a journey that can take nearly two […]
Female fighter pilot from Xizang realizes her dream in the skies
The Global Women’s Summit will be held in Beijing this October. Ahead of the event, CGTN is presenting a series of profiles, shining a light on women whose strength and contributions are […]
Slim Borgudd is the missing link between ABBA and Formula One
Slim Borgudd, a Swedish musician and racing driver, competed in Formula One during the early 1980s. With a background in touring car and Formula 3 racing, he debuted in F1 with the […]
1983: Living With the Threat of Nulcear War
“Nobody ever thought Emmeline Pankhurst would make a difference…” Vox Pop is a documentary serial concerning the private lives and public thoughts of some of the people of Darwen, Lancashire. Rich or […]
Remembering South African guitarist Steve Eliovson who recorded one album for ECM Records and then vanished
Steve Eliovson was a South African jazz guitarist, born on November 27, 1953, in Johannesburg, South Africa, and passed away on March 13, 2020, in Johannesburg. He began studying guitar at the […]
Nancy Spungen died 47 years ago today
By Chalkie Davies Nancy Spungen died 47 years ago today, I never knew that I had this individual photo of her, I only remember shooting her with Sid in Phil Lynott’s bathroom, […]
Record store owner meets Paul McCartney
When the owner of a Vancouver record store realized he had a lost recording the Beatles made in 1962, it made headlines around the world.
Rare access inside the Nobel Peace Prize selection process
The Nobel Peace Prize Committee is set to announce what may be likely its most anticipated award since it was first awarded in 1901. The BBC’s Mark Lowen got rare access to […]
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