China Arab TV
United Arab Emirates
China Arab TV is a satellite channel broadcasting in Arabic and Chinese, targeting viewers in the United Arab Emirates and across the Arab world. Its programming focuses on cultural exchange between China and the Middle East, including documentaries on Chinese history and modern development, news coverage of bilateral relations, and entertainment content such as Chinese dramas and films with Arabic subtitles. The channel also airs educational programs about Chinese language and business practices, along with lifestyle features on cuisine, travel, and technology. Music programming and occasional sports coverage are part of the schedule. Viewers can access the channel via satellite in the UAE region and through its online streaming platform.
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Royal Documentaries
Documentaries
Sarah Ferguson, once known as the Duchess of York, seemed to have everything, but her world turned upside down when her name got caught up in a big scandal.
21:06 - 21:44
Most Haunted Unseen
Documentaries
With paranormal activity of every kind, Dorchester Prison isn't for the faint hearted. Karl takes on the prison block where aggressive phantoms and poltergeists are said to roam.
21:44 - 22:28
Most Haunted Unseen
Documentaries
With Karl in the main prison block, Stuart checks out the isolation unit, with dramatic results.
LIVE 22:28 - 23:21
Dropped
Documentaries
In the first episode, Chris and Casey get a glimpse of what's in store for their adventure. It covers the kind of terrain they'll explore, the weather they'll encounter, and the hunting methods they'll use. Plus, it dives into the backstory of this project and how it all got...
23:21 - 23:44
Wardens
Documentaries
Wardens step into the world of CSI, in determining where a deer was killed; when uncovering the truth, the best thing is to follow the blood trail.
23:44 - 00:10
Wardens
Documentaries
The illegal killing of multiple animals over the past five years by a family of poachers is going to trial; wardens on the witness stand hope for a guilty verdict and a closed case.