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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has met with visiting Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc in Beijing. A welcoming ceremony was held for the Prime Minister. The visit marks the first time that key members of Vietnam's new leadership have paid Beijing a visit.
For more on the ongoing drills, we are now joined in the studio by Su Xiaohui, Deputy Director of the Department of International and Strategic Studies at the China Institute of International Studies.
China has completed the structure of what is expected to become the world's highest bridge.
Over in China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, muslims have gathered for one of the biggest religious services of the year, as they celebrate Eid al-Adha or Corban festival.
China's Foreign Ministry has said that sanctions alone won't solve the DPRK nuclear issue and that unilateral action can only lead to a dead end.
China and Russia will conduct complex operations during this Joint Sea drill, reflecting high levels of trust. Let's hear what military expert Teng Jianqun has to say.
Russia's naval fleet has arrived at a military port at south China's Zhanjiang City. It is set to participate in an eight-day navy drill named "Joint Sea-2016" with China starting today (Monday).
It's not unheard of for people to be convicted of crimes they did not commit. This is often a result of using torture to get forced confessions. Actions are now being taken to ensure this doesn't happen.
China has issued a white paper hailing new progress made in protecting human rights as China bolsters the rule of law across the board.
This year marks the sixth time that China and Russia have conducted such drills. Starting from 2012, the first China-Russia "Joint Sea" exercise was held in China's northern waters of the Yellow Sea.
China and Russia are staging an eight-day navy drill beginning today. China's navy says the "Joint Sea" drill is taking place in waters off South China's Guangdong Province.
Annual naval drill in South China Sea begins Monday
Typhoon Merantis to hit South China's Fujian during holiday
In recent months, the growing number of students and teachers falling victim to telecom frauds has drawn wide public attention.
Some families lost most of their savings, and for others, the consequences have been even more tragic.
Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Zhang Yesui says the nuclear test by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, is "not conducive to the peace and stability of the Korean peninsula."
An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 5-point-8 has hit southeastern South Korea. It occured about an hour after a magnitude 5-point-1 tremor was recorded.
South Korea's Yonhap news agency has reported that the United States will send a bomber over the Korean Peninsula. It comes following the fifth nuclear test in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
South Korean President Park Geun-hye has met with leaders of the ruling and two main opposition parties, to discuss a response to the lastest nuclear test in the Domecratic People's Republic of Korea.
The UN has said that the death toll following severe floods in the DPRK's northeast has risen to 133, with another 395 missing.
The US navy was also active on Monday, as they began their biennial exercise "Valiant Shield" in the West Pacific. The 12-day drill will be conducted in waters near Guam and around the Marianas Island Range Complex.
Turkey plans to send an aid convoy to the Syrian city of Aleppo on Monday when the truce is due to come into effect. 33 trucks carrying children's shoes, items of clothing, food and toys will be deployed under UN supervision.
9/11 gave the United States a strong reason to interfere in the Middle East and West Asia. Syria also broke out into a civil war following the US's intervention.
As part of its war on terrorism following the 9/11 attacks, the US invaded Afghanistan and overthrew the Taliban. While the US remembers that day of 15 years ago, residents in the Afghan capital of Kabul today say they're more concerned with troubles in their own country.
Muslims residing in the Gaza Strip are also in the midst of preparing for Eid al-Adha or the Corban Festival.
In Singapore, eight pregnant women are among the 329 who have been infected by the Zika virus. 
The DPRK has lashed out at US President Barack Obama for his condemnation of the country's fifth nuclear test, saying it was the US that compelled the country to develop nuclear arms.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has reiterated Ankara's commitment to eliminate the Islamic State group in Syria. He delivered the message through a video message to mark the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha.
Syrian government troops and insurgents continue to fight in several parts of the country to strengthen their positions on the eve of a ceasefire.
The vice minister of China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs -- Liu Zhenmin -- spoke highly of the potential for more cooperation between China and the important ASEAN countries during his appearance at the 13th annual China-ASEAN Exposition in Nanning.
More than 500 officials and heads of internet companies from China and the ASEAN countries have gathered in Nanning to discuss building information connectivity.
Vice Premier Zhang Gaoli said Sunday that China will push ahead with its friendly cooperation with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations and together build a closer China-ASEAN community. Zhang spoke at the start of the China-ASEAN Expo Sunday in Nanning.
China's housing ministry said over the weekend that it would blacklist property agents and even shut down agencies for spreading rumours about property policy.
Home grown auto brands saw an increase in market share in the first half of this year as Chinese families bought more SUVs. More than 40 percent of the SUVs sold were local brands. However, the home grown brands still face heavy financial pressure with thin profit margins.
A widespread plunge in the American and European markets on Friday.The Bank of Japan's REPORTED thinking about steepening the Japanese yield curve and rumors that central banks were running short on stimulus also pressed sentiment.
The People's Bank of China put 70 billion yuan into money markets through seven-day reverse repos and an additional 45 billion yuan in through 14 day reverse repos Monday.
China's central bank eased the yuan's mid-point rate against the US dollar on Monday on the back of a rising outlook for the American currency.
This year China marks the 80th anniversary of the completion of the Long March. The Long March was a forced retreat by the Communist Party of China during the civil war against the Kuomintang, eventually leading to victory.
Green Finance is not a new term but it was featured as a major debate topic at this year's G20 Summit, and it's expected to become a new incentive for the world economy.
CCTV reporter Li Lianxing spoke to the Executive Director of the United Nations Environmental Programme, Erik Solheim, on the subject.
The US market tumbled Friday after a two-month rally. Investors are concerned about the US Fed's comments of a rate hike, as well as geopolitical uncertainty. CCTV spoke to Jim Rogers, chairman of investment firm Rogers Holdings.
China Securities Regulatory Commission has revised regulations on the major asset restructuring of listed companies. Spokesperson Deng Ge said the regulations will also restraint fake asset restructuring.
China's securities watchdog has reiterated that the bottom line of no systemic risk must be defended, signaling that risk control will remain a top priority for the country's financial markets.
Chinese factories are struggling to keep up with overseas orders due to higher wages. In the southern Chinese province Guangdong, factories are turning to robots and automation to replace people.
China has been mulling over a national development plan for the country's Yangtze River economic belt. During a discussion on Sunday, a senior official said the country has made environmental protection and restoration a top priority in the plan.
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The capital of southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, Lhasa, is holding its third tourism and culture expo. The event displays Tibet's traditional customs and its unique natural landscape.
Muslims in China's northwest Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region are also marking Eid al-Adha with the religious ritual, "qurban". Our reporter Wu Guoxiu visited Urumqi to find out more.
The third China Thangka Art Festival opens in Lhasa. Images of Budhha on cotton or paper, Thangka painting has a history of more than a thousand years, and is a unique art form in southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region.
Today marks the Eid al-Adha festival, or "Festival of Sacrifice", one of the most important festivals on the Muslim calendar. We now head to Kashgar in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region to check out some of the festivities.
Muslims in China's Xinjiang Autonomous Region also gather for one of the biggest religious services of the year, as they celebrate Eid al-Adha or Corban festival from Tuesday.
Singapore celebrates Mid-Autumn festival with lighting lanterns, games
It's one of the most important festivals for Muslims -- the Corban Festival, also known as Eid al-Adha. People in China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous region will have public holidays off this week to take part. One young man there saw this as a good business opportunity.
Tibet's third tourism and culture expo is underway in the regional capital Lhasa. Cultural events, food exhibitions, and a series of forums on trade will take place during the six day affair.
Johannesburg fair focuses on East African art scene
Ding Bangying: reporting from Africa for China Radio International
A brand new international fashion event is on this week in Hong Kong. The Centrestage aims to provide a platform for international - especially Asian - fashion brands and young designers to launch their latest collections.
China's Mid-Autumn Festival will fall on September 15th this year. Chinese people mark the festival by getting together with their families and eating mooncakes. Even if you're not in China, you can still get a taste of the festive atmosphere. We'll take you now to a special performance in Australia and a mooncake-making contest in Cape Town, South Africa.
Whoever thought that a flower could hold so much power, was, well... right! As China's National Day approaches, thousands of pots of flowers are sprouting up around Beijing to mark the holiday. And this year, the center masterpiece will be a giant flower basket at the center of Tian'anmen Square.
We continue with our coverage of the The 5th Minorities Art Festival of China. Actors of different ethnicities have been giving Beijing audiences a whole range of performances that highlight their cultural backgrounds. This time, a delegation from the Yugu ethnic group has presented a play that tells the culture and history of Yugu through the story of a girl.
Acid attack survivor walks runway in New York Fashion Week
Stay on two wheels, but add a smidge of horsepower, and head to the Red Bull Moto Trials. The latest edition of this electric bike event would take place in Beijing, with defending champion Geng Jie looking to win the title for the second straight year.
Colombia’s Nairo Quintana has won the Vuelta a Espana. The Movistar cyclist held on to his lead to beat England’s Chris Froome, and claim his second Grand Tour title.
Pennant races are heating up down the stretch in Major League Baseball. The tightest battle is in the American League East, where the Boston Red Sox were looking to increase their lead over the Toronto Blue Jays to two games.
The Paralympic Games seem to be a hit with locals. In fact about 167-thousand tickets were sold just for a single day of competition Saturday. The Rio event looks to be the second-most most attended Paralympics, just behind the London Games four years.
To Rio, and day four of the Paralympics. China have had a solid outing, and would continue to perform well, as they grab 12 gold on day four, the most of any day in Brazil thus far.
To the men's final at the US Open. World number one, Novak Djokovic was facing Stan Wawrinka for the title.
CCTV America Insight: China's Yao Ming inducted into NBA Hall of Fame
CCTV America Insight: Yao Ming, an 8-time NBA all-star
China extends the lead at the top of the medal table, winning a total of 69:
26 gold, 24 silver, and 19 bronze. In the pool, Xu Qing claimed his third gold in Rio in the men's 50-meter freestyle S6 final, bringing his total gold medals to 10 at three Paralympics.
Let's hit the dancelfoor, as the China Dancesport Open trotted into Zhengzhou, the capital of Henan Province. The fourth big event on this year's tour features more than a thousand competitors, including Gu Qingwu and Lin Zixuan. That duo hit the floor hoping they had a leg up, thanks to the training of their coach, former national champ Hou Yinshan.
To basketball now, and LeBron James has had a busy summer. Despite skipping the Olympics in Rio, the King has had a full schedule doing his usual promotional tours. One of his regular stops is China, and this year, he began his trip to the world's most populous nation in Guangzhou.
People attending the Paralympics are getting the opportunity to experience the Games as the athletes do. A Fan Zone has been set up at the Paralympic Park, and spectators are encouraged to take part, to experience the Games as the athletes do.
To begin in Rio and third day action from the Paralympics. China, which has topped the medal table at the last three Games, and is on top in South America would be able to their medal haul, by topping the podium in six more events in Brazil.
To Shanghai for football as the Chinese Super League resumed on Friday night after a break for 2018 FIFA World Cup Qualifying. SIPG hosted Beijing Guoan with the Shanghai side being boosted by the return of Hulk. The Brazilian has recovered from a leg injury, which is a good thing as it wouldn't do to have the most expensive player in the history of the league on the sidelines for too long.
Novak Djokvic took on Gael Monfils in the first men's semi-final of the U.S. open with the Serb looking to successfully defend his title at Flushing Meadows. His opponent had lost all 12 previous encounters between the pair and in the sweltering New York temperatures, the Frenchman would find it difficult to avoid a 13th.
Chinese engineers are using aerospace technology to create cleaner and more efficient power.
Scientists at Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center are preparing to launch the country's second space laboratory.
Final full-system drill ahead of China's space lab launch
China's new space lab Tiangong-2 and its carrier rocket "Long March 2-F" are scheduled to blast off in the coming few days. The pair have been transferred to the launch pad in northwest China's city of Jiuqun.
Now let's take a closer look at the carrier rocket.
The Long March 2F is China's only type that can launch manned spacecraft.
Today marks the third day of preparations for the space lab Tiangong-2 and its carrier rocket "Long March 2-F". The pair have been transferred to a launch pad. All launching systems are fully tested today.
A new high-speed railway line has gone into operation in China, linking Zhengzhou -- in central Henan province -- with the eastern city of Xuzhou.
Scientists at Jiuquan Satellite Launch center in Northwest China are making final preparations before launching China's second space laboratory -- the Tiangong-Two -- into outer-space later this month.
University of Florida Health has announced that doctors have successfully separated conjoined twin girls using 3D printing technology.
China's second orbiting space lab Tiangong-2 and its carrier rocket "Long March 2-F" are being transferred to a launch pad at Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest province of Gansu.
For more on the Tiangong-2 Space Lab, we are joined by Professor Yang Yuguang from the China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation. Professor Yang.
The launch of Tiangong-2 is a key step of China's space station program. And a third Tiangong is planned.
China plans to build the world's third multi-module space station around 2020.
The Long March 2F rocket will send the Tiangong-2 space lab into a preprogrammed orbit within only about 580 seconds. The chief designer of the Long March 2F rocket took an interview with CCTV, and gave us details on the whole process.
A breeding center for giant pandas in southwest China's Sichuan Province has announced that, giant panda Wang Jia gave birth to a female cub early Wednesday.
The futuristic concept of an entire "lab-on-a-chip" may soon become a reality. A research team in China's Fudan University has taken a major step towards realizing the technology.
Tourism is the backbone of the Nepal's economy. But things changed dramatically after a devastating earthquake in 2015. Since then, the industry's recovery has been slow and millions of people employed in the sector have been affected. Visitor numbers to the country remain below levels recorded before the quake.
Chinese visitor numbers to the US are rising.
According to a new report, last year, it was almost 2.6 million, up 18 percent compared to the year before. And during 2015, they spent about 27 billion US dollars.
On average, each visitor spends about 10 thousand US dollars per trip.
While Pingtan prepares to boost visitor numbers, China's 1st International Tourism Island, Hainan, remains a perennial favorite. Each year, huge numbers of tourists from across the country and beyond come to soak up the sunshine, and enjoy the delights of China's answer to Hawaii.
The Chinese government has named Pingtan in the south an International Tourism Island in a bid to attract more overseas visitors.
Broadcaster Al Jazeera has reported that a Canadian passenger liner has started an trip to the Arctic.
The ship, named Crystal Serenity, departed from Alaska and is scheduled to pass through the Bering Strait to the Arctic Ocean.
Let's go to the Hukou Falls on the Yellow River in the north of China. The rainy season raised water levels in the river and cut the height of the falls to just two meters. But less rain means a higher drop and a return to spectacular views at second biggest waterfall in China.
Apart from the Great Wall, Beijing, capital for more than eight hundred years, also boasts some of the best handicrafts in the country if not in the world. Eight types of handicrafts in particular such as jade carving and cloisonne have been identified as the "Eight Marvelous Handicrafts of Beijing".
Miao ethnic group, a people with long history and renowned for their unique culture. Well one festival held in Zun'yi in southwest China's Guizhou Province celebrated Miao heritage.
China's northeast port city of Dalian is holding an international beach festival at one of the best beaches in the city -- Jinshitan, or Gold Stone Beach.
Traveling holidays are always a hot issue during the summer heat. One of the most popular destinations for Chinese tourists is still Japan, but the stronger Yen is changing where they go when they get there.
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<a href=tv.cn/lmCenter for Medical Progress&#8217;s Latest PP Video: &#8220;Everything We Provide Is Fresh&#8221;
The Center for Medical Progress released its latest Planned Parenthood video today. It is around 12 minutes long, and is compiled from several original videos which CMP also released, in full, unedited form, on its .
This latest video features a number of Planned Parenthood employees or representatives (the organization&#8217;s structure is unclear to me) talking about selling babies&#8217; body parts. The conversation is frequently creepy enough to be surreal, as when someone from PP says that &#8220;Everything we provide is fresh.&#8221;
A lot of the conversation centers around PP&#8217;s reluctance to let its baby parts business become public knowledge. &#8220;Big headlines would be a disaster&#8221; is one especially direct quote. They also talk about the fact that some affiliates have gotten quite a bit of income from the baby body parts business.
Near its beginning, the video quotes 42 U.S.C. 289g-2, which says, in the part quoted by CMP: &#8220;It shall be unlawful for any person to knowingly acquire, receive, or otherwise transfer any human fetal tissue for valuable consideration&#8230;.&#8221; CMP describes Planned Parenthood&#8217;s baby body parts business as illegal, and it may well be. But the video does not refer to section (e)(3), which says:
The term “valuable consideration” does not include reasonable payments associated with the transportation, implantation, processing, preservation, quality control, or storage of human fetal tissue.
Most observers have interpreted this to mean that organizations like PP can&#8217;t make a profit by selling babies&#8217; body parts, and a court might well give it that interpretation. It is not obvious to me, however, that a &#8220;reasonable payment&#8221; couldn&#8217;t include a markup of some sort. So I don&#8217;t think we can say for certain that PP&#8217;s baby parts business is illegal per se. Of course, if some of the babies are born alive and then killed, as several of the videos have strongly suggested, the crime of murder has been committed. This clearly warrants a criminal investigation.
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