Topic: China Central Television

Global News Blog Dead pigs in Shanghai water supply don't ring alarm bells for Chinese officials

More than 2,800 pig carcasses were discovered in the Huangpu River, which feeds Shanghai taps. Rivers are apparently a popular repository for swine that die of disease.

Al Gore sued for selling Current TV to Al Jazeera

Doomsday crackdown: China arrests hundreds in Mayan apocalypse group (+video)

Mo Yan: Why the Swedish Academy awarded Mo Yan the Nobel Prize (+video)

Tensions rise between China and Japan over disputed islands

China reacts to Japan's plans to buy islands claimed by China and Taiwan

Reinventing the city: An interview with architect Rem Koolhaas

Chinese food like you've never seen it before

China's standoff with the Philippines heats up with travel warnings, oil drilling

Opinion Why Voice of America is losing to voice of communist China – at home and abroad

After China train crash, it's not just rail safety that worries Chinese

Salt panic sparks in China from Japan radiation risk

China earthquake kills 24 and destroys over 1,000 buildings

In wake of China landslides, 127 found dead but thousands still missing

Three Gorges Dam flooding turns deadly; dozens missing in China

Rescuers battle roadblocks, high altitude to reach survivors in China earthquake

In Qinghai Province in China, earthquake kills hundreds and levels buildings

Thailand government faces new pressure to ease Thai protests

Urumqi unrest: China's savvier media strategy

The Monitor's View Why China's ethnic riots help the Communist Party

Beijing launching a 'Chinese CNN' to burnish image abroad

Opinion Second thoughts on Beijing's new Olympic-inspired architecture