Sean Callebs
CGTN America
Washington, DC, United States
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The Heat: Venezuela impasse
New economic sanctions imposed by the United States against Venezuela derail talks between the government of Nicolas Maduro and the opposition. What’s the path forward for Caracas? → Read More
The Heat: Israel denies entry to two members of US Congress
Why would Israel want to bar two members of the United States Congress from entering the country? → Read More
Through Their Eyes: One Afghan woman's fight for change
A female journalist and activist was shot and killed in Afghanistan recently. Some suspect the Taliban in an attempt to silence women although no one claimed responsibility. That’s why some women are now fighting back. CGTN’s Sean Callebs tells us the story of one woman. […] → Read More
Through Their Eyes: A look into the lives of Bamyan residents
Buddha statues from the 6th century were destroyed in the historic city of Bamyan nearly 20 years ago. One man says the Taliban forced him to do it. CGTN's Sean Callebs went back to Afghanistan to get his side of the story for the special series, "Through Their Eyes." → Read More
The Heat: China's Two Sessions
China’s big annual political meetings in Beijing.What are some of the headlines at this year’s Two Sessions? → Read More
The Heat: Netanyahu facing indictment
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denies any wrongdoing as prosecutors prepare to indict him on charges of corruption. → Read More
The Heat: India-Pakistan tensions
As India and Pakistan continue to fight over Kashmir, what can we expect for the region? And what do the people of Kashmir want? → Read More
The Heat: Kim-Trump Summit
The second summit between DPRK leader Kim Jung Un and US President Donald Trump kicked off with high hopes. What’s next for the future of the Korean Peninsula? → Read More
The Heat: US House vote on Trump's national emergency
The U.S. House of Representatives is expected to vote Tuesday against President Trump’s controversial national emergency resolution. → Read More
Kim-Trump Summit: Larger than life personalities to dictate outcome
Experts believe the summit's success or failure will hinge on just two people, with reputations larger than life: Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un. → Read More
Progress reported in high-level trade talks in Washington
While no breakthrough is expected during the current round of high-level trade negotiations in Washington, progress is reported. Enough so that a March 1 deadline to reach an agreement could be pushed back. → Read More
Judge denies motions to suppress evidence against the accused with kidnapping Chinese student
A federal judge in the state of Illinois has rejected defense motions to suppress evidence against the man accused in a Chinese graduate student's disappearance. → Read More
Death toll expected to rise in Nairobi terror attack
Chaos in Nairobi: Explosions, and gunfire, triggered by the Islamic militant group al-Shabab, that has ties to Al Qaeda. → Read More
New study shows oceans are getting warmer
The warning signs have been there for years. A dramatic rise in ocean temperature is blamed in part for killing off as much as 35-percent of the world's coral reefs. → Read More
US sees rise in carbon emissions after three years of decline
The latest research shows that harmful greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S. spiked in 2018. → Read More
Beijing: From bicycle town to car city in 40 years
The average driver in Beijing sits in traffic for a staggering 268 hours each year. Progress has brought congestion, and with it, pollution. But the city is working to clean up its roads and air. → Read More
Report: Greenhouse gas emissions in atmosphere hit dangerous highs
Despite global efforts to combat climate change, greenhouse gas emissions are on the rise. That's according to a new report by the World Meteorological Organization. So what exactly is contributing to the increase? → Read More
Canada is first major economy to legalize recreational marijuana
Canada is the world's first major economy to legalize recreational marijuana. Legislators are taking it a step further with plans to pardon Canadians with minor marijuana possession convictions. → Read More
Strains continue in US-China trade war as Trump hints at more to come
The growing trade war between the U.S. and China has caused the International Monetary Fund to reduce its global economic growth for this year and next. → Read More
Jackson Hole, Wyoming offers tourists a “true America” experience
They come for the beauty and the adventure. Delivered to the rugged northwest corner of Wyoming in planes, trains, and automobiles. But the ride doesn’t stop there. Many travelers then board … → Read More