The United Nations has expressed optimism about the future of the Central African Republic -- but it's condemned the recent fighting that it says could derail the peace process. The UN has extended its arms embargo, in an effort to stem the flow of weapons into the C.A.R. CGTN's Nick Harper reports from New York.
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