Episodes

  • How China's priorities will shape the global dialogue on development and fairness

    How China's priorities will shape the global dialogue on development and fairness
    Mar 15 2026
    China's "Two Sessions" have once again charted the course for the year ahead—focusing on high-quality development and offering fresh perspectives on global governance. But how are these signals resonating outside of China? In this episode, we bring together journalists and experts from Brazil, India, Pakistan, Rwanda, and Cameroon, as well as voices from Europe, for a cross-regional dialogue. From industrial upgrades and technological innovation to development cooperation and multilateral governance, we explore how China's priorities will influence the global conversation on development and fairness.
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    27 mins
  • From Beijing to Nairobi: Opportunities and shared futures

    From Beijing to Nairobi: Opportunities and shared futures
    Mar 14 2026
    The economic partnership between China and Africa continues to strengthen, driven by deepening cooperation in trade, infrastructure, and sustainable development. Projects under the Belt and Road Initiative—from expanding railways to rising city skylines—are transforming Africa's economic landscape. China's commitment to zero-tariff treatment for African goods and the launch of trade green lanes for agricultural exports are enhancing economic integration and empowering African producers. As 2026 marks the China-Africa Year of People-to-People Exchanges and a pivotal year for China's 15th Five-Year Plan, this episode explores the next chapter of this evolving partnership.
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    30 mins
  • Global South media panel on people-centered development

    Global South media panel on people-centered development
    Mar 13 2026
    China's Two Sessions have charted a course for a smart economy, green transition, and social resilience. But beyond the policies, one question stands out: how do these priorities actually touch people's lives? In this episode, we bring together journalists from across the Global South to share their insights. From AI innovation to job creation, they help us unpack what "people-centered development" truly means on the ground. Host Li Qiuyuan is joined by Zhao Yunfei, reporter at CGTN; Peninah Karibe, anchor at CGTN Africa; Haroldo Martinez, founder of the Guatemalan news portal iDocumenta; Audrey Utoyo, news anchor at Indonesia's TVRI World; Irfan Ashraf, anchor at Pakistan's SAMAA TV; and Fortune Abang, chief correspondent at the News Agency of Nigeria.
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    30 mins
  • What Africa can take away from China's "Two Sessions"

    What Africa can take away from China's "Two Sessions"
    Mar 7 2026
    China's "Two Sessions", the annual meetings of the country's top legislature and top political advisory body, have been garnering global attention. Journalists from across the globe, including many from Africa, have gathered in Beijing to cover the event and examine the global implications of China's policy agenda. African journalists Fortune Abang and Satyen Bhuruth share their perspectives on the lessons and practices that Africa could adapt from this year's gatherings to support its own development priorities.
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    26 mins