Iraq gun black market
August 26, 2014

Guns sold on black market in local Iraqi bazaars

Since the Islamic State made its push into northern Iraq, questions of safety have emerged. Some Kurds are preparing to leave their jobs and fight with the peshmerga military, while others simply want to arm themselves for protection. They both can go to the same […]

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August 25, 2014

6.0 California earthquake damages businesses

Sunday’s 6.0 magnitude earthquake was the largest to hit the Northern California Bay area in 25 years. It sent more than 120 people to hospital and caused severe damage to numerous businesses. CCTV America’s Mark Niu reports from Napa.

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August 25, 2014

UNICEF ramps up emergency relief for Ebola

As the world battles the worst Ebola outbreak on record, basic health care systems in the affected African countries are crumbling under the pressure. In response, the United Nations Children’s Fund, also known as UNICEF, is ramping up its fight beyond the front lines. CCTV […]

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August 25, 2014

Commuter system aims to promote integration in South Africa

Michael Brown’s death and other cases like this sparked debate about whether America has truly shaken off its racially segregated past. Similar questions can be asked half a world away by another country with a segregated history. It’s been 20 years since apartheid was outlawed […]

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The Heat: Unrest between Pakistan and India
August 25, 2014

The Heat: Unrest between Pakistan and India

For more than a week, thousands of protestors have rallied outside Pakistan’s parliament, calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. The leader is accused of winning the 2013 elections by voter fraud. A claim he and his party vehemently deny. Now Pro-Sharif supporters […]

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August 25, 2014

Special Economic Zone in China deemed success

Deng Xiaoping has been called the architect of China’s reform. Under his direction, Shenzhen became the first Special Economic Zone in China and quickly became the factory of the world. Now more than 30 years later, the city’s residents reflect on his legacy. CCTV America’s […]

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French PM Valles
August 25, 2014

France’s government resigns, political shake up expected

French President Francois Hollande is dissolving the government after an open feud in his Cabinet over the country’s economy. Prime Minister Manuel Valls offered up his Socialist government’s resignation Monday after accusing his economy minister, Arnaud Montebourg, of crossing a line with open criticism of […]

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Finding peace for South Sudan tops agenda at IGAD Summit
August 23, 2014

Finding peace for South Sudan tops agenda at regional summit

In the Horn of Africa, heads-of-state will meet in Ethiopia for a summit of the Intergovernmental Authority on Development. The eight-month-old war in South Sudan is at the top of the agenda, especially since China has upped the pressure on all parties to end the […]

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Portrayal of women in Peruvian TV drama center of controversy
August 23, 2014

UN weighs in on controversial portrayal of women in Peruvian TV

A television show in Peru is under fire for it’s portrayal of women. While some see it as comedic entertainment, others call it a crass characterization. The United Nations is getting involved. CCTV America’s Dan Collyns reports on how the organization is calling on the […]

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Shark spotters in South Africa keep surfers safe
August 23, 2014

Shark spotters in South Africa help keep surfers safe

South Africa’s False Bay coastline is a popular spot for surfers and swimmers. A recent shark attack has drawn attention to the dangers of the ocean, although it’s also shining a spotlight on an innovative program to help keep everyone safe. CCTV America’s Travers Andrews […]

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