Colombia's government scrambles to get aid to earthquake affected areas as the search for survivors enters day three. China's first domestically developed passenger jet goes global, a look at its maiden international voyage. And on World Elephant Day, we look at conservation efforts in China's Yunnan province.

The death toll rises in Colombia after Monday's powerful earthquake, with thousands remain missing. CGTN reports exclusively from the mining town where the first Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of the Congo were discovered. And the remnants of Typhoon dolphin are affecting northern China, including Beijing. A report on preparations in the capital city.

An earthquake strikes Colombia, leveling buildings across multiple cities and claiming more than 100 lives. Recovery efforts are underway in eastern China after Typhoon Dolphin brought record rainfall to the region. Life and livelihoods are disrupted by wildfires in southwestern France, but business owners hope the tourist season can still be saved.

New questions arise in the Middle East after Israel rejects a US-backed peace plan for Gaza. The strongest typhoon to hit China so far this year makes landfall near Shanghai. Fast-moving wildfires sweep across parts of Canada, leaving thousands strive to get out of the path of the flames.

Iran and Oman are close to finalizing a new arrangement for the Strait of Hormuz as Tehran warns of third-party interference. Europe's Danube River is at a historic low as record heat and drought threatened trade tourism and communities along its banks. And the latest chapter in the Gianni Infantino saga, FIFA rallies behind his presidency and Infantino issues an apology, but UEFA says it changes nothing.

A Muslim American democrat advances in a key Senate race in the US state of Michigan. Standing behind the boss, FIFA's board backs President Gianni Infantino at an emergency meeting in Morocco. And when tech goes rogue, Silicon Valley bosses meet with White House officials amid reports of AI hacks.

Signs of progress, but not a done deal. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says talks on the Strait of Hormuz are making headway. And the case of deja vu on US trade policy, a fresh court battle looms as 25 US states challenge the Trump administration's latest tariffs.

There are new war of words between Tehran and Washington. President Trump lashes out after Iran denies talks with the United States, contradicting his claim that negotiations are underway. A Spanish territory boarding Morocco is grappling with the aftermath of a deadly migrant surge, while most have returned uncertainty for those still in say who've done. And a state of emergency is in Washington state, as a dozen wildfires burning out of control, with tens of thousands evacuated.

Iran calls Donald Trump's latest claims nothing but a new lie. The US president says he's called off an attack at Tehran's request and other sharp U-turn after threatening devastating new strikes. Greece is now the epicenter of Europe's wildlife crisis, as firefighting helicopters battling the raging infernos collided and crashed. And in Italy, a town's decision to appoint an AI powered councilwoman sparks controversy.

The US has launched a new wave of strikes on southern Iran after an attempted Iranian attack on American forces, drawing more countries into the conflict and raising tensions across the region. US President Donald Trump says his Board of Peace has reached a deal to disarm Hamas in Gaza, though Israel has rejected the plan as insufficient. And Greece is the latest European country battling wildfires, with thousands evacuated from the popular tourist island of Crete.