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Return to the Doghouse

Tue, 08 Dec 2009 16:49:35 -0500

Watch the sequel to last seasons Doghouse video. This year its personal and the guys cant seem to stay out of the doghouse. Find out what it takes for the Review Board to set them free.

China to fulfill duty as rotating Security Council president - CCTV 091230

Wed, 30 Dec 2009 22:56:03 -0500

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Low-cost homes in China

Sat, 05 Dec 2009 22:29:34 -0500

China has started a project to provide housing to low-income workers. CCTV’s Zhang Lu reports.

China announces ambitious climate change plan- CCTV 091126

Thu, 26 Nov 2009 16:09:40 -0500

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Dalai Lama Goes to Washington

Mon, 07 Dec 2009 08:26:40 -0500

(October 19, 2007) President Bush, in a public display of support, honored the Dalai Lama with the Congressional Medal of Honor. China isn’t amused. Watch as we explore both perspectives and the possible effects on Chinese-U.S relations.Sources: CCTV, China; ABC News, U.S; Asia Today, China; the Jim Lehrer News Hour, U.S.

China, DPRK to deepen long term friendship

Thu, 19 Jun 2008 13:30:05 -0400

China, DPRK to deepen long term friendship WATCH VIDEO Source: CCTV.com 06-19-2008 09:53 Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping continues his visit to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and has met with top leader Kim Jong Il. They discussed the long-term friendship between the two countries and the Six-Party nuclear talks. The visiting Vice President received a warm welcome from Kim Jong Il, General Secretary of the Worker's Party of Korea. The meeting comes at a special time, as the the Democratic People's Republic of Korea celebrates its 60th anniversary, and the 59th anniversary of the two counties' diplomatic relationship. Xi Jinping congratulated the Korean people, and noted China's strategy to reinforce and develop its friendship with the DPRK. He pledged high-level contact and broader cooperation in trade and economy, and to beef up the coordination in regional and global issues of common concern. This was echoed by Kim Jong Il, who stated DPRK's firm stance to develop the traditional and friendly relationship. He also expressed his condolences to the victims of the massive Sichuan earthquake, and wished the upcoming Olympics every success. Xi Jinping thanked the DPRK for its support and aid to the Chinese people after the earthquake, and expressed China's confidence in rebuilding the quake-stricken areas. On the nuclear issue, the Chinese Vice President noted the current difficulties of the Six-Party Talks, which is now at a standstill in its second phase to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula. He said he hoped all sides could move forward to implement the agreement of the second phase in a complete and balanced way. Kim Kong Il confirmed the achievements of the Six-Party Talks and the active role of China as a host. He proposed to cooperate with China for more achievements in the future. The two leaders also agreed to hold a China and DPRK Year of Friendship in 2009. Editor:Xiong Qu

China, DPRK seek closer ties

Wed, 18 Jun 2008 21:06:39 -0400

China, DPRK seek closer ties WATCH VIDEO Source: CCTV.com 06-18-2008 19:21 Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping continues his visit to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. On Wednesday he discussed bilateral ties and other issues with Kim Jong Il, general secretary of the Worker's Party of Korea. Xi Jinping extended President Hu Jintao's congratulations to the DPRK on its 60th anniversary, and his good wishes to the DPRK people. Xi spoke highly of traditional friendship between the two countries. He says China wants to improve cooperation with the DPRK in all fields. Kim Jong Il offered sympathy for the victims of the Sichuan earthquake. He expressed belief that under the leadership of the Communist Party of China and the central government, the Chinese people can overcome the tragedy and successfully rebuild their homes. Kim also wished the upcoming Beijing Olympics a success. Xi Jinping said China will continue to play a constructive role in the Six-Party nuclear talks.

News review 2005 part 3 of 6

Sat, 24 Mar 2007 16:12:50 -0400

Including: Mugabe retains power in Zimbabwe; Pope John Paul II dies; Protests against Japanese history textbook; France rejects EU constitution; Khodorkovsky sentenced and more. MUGABE RETAINS POWER IN ZIMBABWE ELECTIONS CONDEMNED AS UNFAIR BY THE WEST Zimbabweans kept President Robert Mugabe in power after March 31 elections gave him an overall majority in the 150-seat parliamentary assembly. Despite turnout of less than 50 percent and accusations that the polls were flawed, Mugabe's Zanu-PF (Zimbabwe African National Unity-Patriotic Front) party took 78 seats, leaving the main opposition Movement for Democratic Change led by Morgan Tsvangirai with 41 seats and one independent. 30 other seats are directly appointed by Mugabe. 81-year-old Mugabe has held power for 25 years since independence from Britain and has been isolated and criticised by the international community for misrule and wrecking the economy. POPE JOHN PAUL II DIES, CARDINAL RATZINGER ELECTED SUCCESSOR An estimated 300,000 people crammed into the Vatican city on April 8 to watch one of the most momentous funerals in recent history. Polish Pope John Paul II died on April 2nd after a 26-year papacy, after long bouts of illness and increasing frailty. He was buried a week later in a simple wooden coffin, after a huge outpouring of grief, during which millions files past his body as it lay in state. The conservative German 78-year-old Ratzinger was elected Pope Benedict XVI surprisingly quickly on April 19 and faced with the daunting task of leading 1.1 billion Roman Catholics through what some predict will be a difficult papacy. BRITAIN'S PRINCE CHARLES FINALLY MARRIES CAMILLA PARKER BOWLES AFTER 35-YEAR AFFAIR The day after attending the pope's funeral, Britain's heir to the throne, Prince Charles finally married his mistress of 35 years, Camilla Parker Bowles. Charles troubled first marriage to Diana, Princess of Wales, was unable to survive his continuing affair with Camilla and they div...