Japan's Prime Minister and Chinese Premier discussed topic interacting bilateral economic cooperation at the meeting in the Philippines on Monday.
Iranian President has promised aid for the survivors of the powerful earthquake that struck the country on Sunday.
South Korea says the North Korean soldier who defected to the South on Monday arrived by car near the North's guard post in Panmunjom village.
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Key words : Japanese prime Chinese premier step up
https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20171114_04/
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang discussed bilateral economic cooperation, North Korea, and other topics at a meeting in the Philippines on Monday.
The 2 met for about one hour. Last week talks were held between Abe and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
At the outset of Monday's get-together, Abe and Li agreed to step up efforts to improve ties.
Abe said that China's economic growth is also a chance for Japan, and that he hopes for stable, sustainable growth.
The 2 leaders agreed that the countries should work together to expand their "win-win" economic cooperative efforts.
Abe and Li confirmed that their nations will arrange a trilateral summit, along with South Korea, at a later date.
They also discussed the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership involving Japan and China, as well as free trade agreements between the three countries. Regarding the FTAs, Abe and Li agreed to step up cooperation, with the aim of concluding high-quality pacts as early as possible.
Abe welcomed the concrete steps China has taken to implement the UN Security Council resolutions regarding North Korea.
The 2 leaders affirmed that denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula is a goal shared by both countries. They also agreed to enhance bilateral coordination to fully implement the UN sanctions for the sake of regional peace and stability.
Li briefed Abe about Beijing's efforts to negotiate a code of conduct with ASEAN countries that is designed to prevent disputes in the South China Sea.
Abe welcomed the progress in the negotiations. He said a free and open maritime order, based on the rule of law, is important in every region.
The 2 met for about one hour. Last week talks were held between Abe and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
At the outset of Monday's get-together, Abe and Li agreed to step up efforts to improve ties.
Abe said that China's economic growth is also a chance for Japan, and that he hopes for stable, sustainable growth.
The 2 leaders agreed that the countries should work together to expand their "win-win" economic cooperative efforts.
Abe and Li confirmed that their nations will arrange a trilateral summit, along with South Korea, at a later date.
They also discussed the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership involving Japan and China, as well as free trade agreements between the three countries. Regarding the FTAs, Abe and Li agreed to step up cooperation, with the aim of concluding high-quality pacts as early as possible.
Abe welcomed the concrete steps China has taken to implement the UN Security Council resolutions regarding North Korea.
The 2 leaders affirmed that denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula is a goal shared by both countries. They also agreed to enhance bilateral coordination to fully implement the UN sanctions for the sake of regional peace and stability.
Li briefed Abe about Beijing's efforts to negotiate a code of conduct with ASEAN countries that is designed to prevent disputes in the South China Sea.
Abe welcomed the progress in the negotiations. He said a free and open maritime order, based on the rule of law, is important in every region.
Key words : Abe stressed delivered
https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20171114_17/
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has stressed the importance of financial cooperation in Asia to maintain and strengthen the free trade system.
Abe delivered a speech at a summit of the ASEAN Plus Three, or APT, in the Philippines on Tuesday. The APT is a framework designed to discuss economic cooperation among the 10 members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations along with Japan, China and South Korea.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang and South Korean President Moon Jae-in also attended the talks of ASEAN leaders.
Abe noted that there are concerns that protectionism and inward-looking attitudes are on the rise across the world.
He stressed that financial cooperation among the APT members is playing a more important role in increasing the predictability of the world, the region and the global economy and in maintaining and reinforcing the free trade system.
Abe also said that he wants to hold a trilateral summit with Chinese and South Korean leaders at an early date to promote economic cooperation.
Abe delivered a speech at a summit of the ASEAN Plus Three, or APT, in the Philippines on Tuesday. The APT is a framework designed to discuss economic cooperation among the 10 members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations along with Japan, China and South Korea.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang and South Korean President Moon Jae-in also attended the talks of ASEAN leaders.
Abe noted that there are concerns that protectionism and inward-looking attitudes are on the rise across the world.
He stressed that financial cooperation among the APT members is playing a more important role in increasing the predictability of the world, the region and the global economy and in maintaining and reinforcing the free trade system.
Abe also said that he wants to hold a trilateral summit with Chinese and South Korean leaders at an early date to promote economic cooperation.
Key words : president promised
https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20171114_26/
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has pledged swift aid for the survivors of the powerful earthquake that struck a mountainous region bordering Iraq.
Iran's state-run media say 530 people died in the magnitude-7.3 earthquake on Sunday night. The Iraqi government says 7 of its citizens were also killed.
Rouhani arrived in the heavily damaged western province of Kermanshah on Tuesday.
He expressed condolences for the victims, and promised support for everyone affected by the quake, including help in rebuilding their homes.
About 12,000 homes reportedly collapsed in Kermanshah Province, where many structures are made of bricks.
Rescuers are using large construction machines to remove debris in their search for survivors.
Power and water supplies remain cut off in some areas.
Relief workers are having trouble delivering tents, food and other supplies to the remote mountainous region.
As a result, many survivors are being forced to live outdoors in the cold.
Iran's state-run media say 530 people died in the magnitude-7.3 earthquake on Sunday night. The Iraqi government says 7 of its citizens were also killed.
Rouhani arrived in the heavily damaged western province of Kermanshah on Tuesday.
He expressed condolences for the victims, and promised support for everyone affected by the quake, including help in rebuilding their homes.
About 12,000 homes reportedly collapsed in Kermanshah Province, where many structures are made of bricks.
Rescuers are using large construction machines to remove debris in their search for survivors.
Power and water supplies remain cut off in some areas.
Relief workers are having trouble delivering tents, food and other supplies to the remote mountainous region.
As a result, many survivors are being forced to live outdoors in the cold.
Key words : south soldier arrived
https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20171114_15/
South Korea's military says the North Korean soldier who defected to the South on Monday arrived by car near the North's guard post in Panmunjom village before crossing the demilitarized zone on foot.
The soldier was shot by the North Korean side as he was fleeing and was transported by helicopter to a hospital in Seoul. He is undergoing treatment for his injuries.
South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff spokesman told reporters on Tuesday the soldier went across the demilitarized zone at around 3:15 PM Monday.
Reporters noted that South Korea's military seemed unaware of the situation until the soldier was found collapsed.
The spokesman replied that the military was aware of everything through its surveillance system. He said they will be analyzing security footage to confirm details.
The United Nations Command in the South says it has informed the North that an investigation into the defection is underway.
North Korea has not made any statement about the incident. But South Korean media say Pyongyang is likely to tighten military control to prevent disorder among its troops.
The soldier was shot by the North Korean side as he was fleeing and was transported by helicopter to a hospital in Seoul. He is undergoing treatment for his injuries.
South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff spokesman told reporters on Tuesday the soldier went across the demilitarized zone at around 3:15 PM Monday.
Reporters noted that South Korea's military seemed unaware of the situation until the soldier was found collapsed.
The spokesman replied that the military was aware of everything through its surveillance system. He said they will be analyzing security footage to confirm details.
The United Nations Command in the South says it has informed the North that an investigation into the defection is underway.
North Korea has not made any statement about the incident. But South Korean media say Pyongyang is likely to tighten military control to prevent disorder among its troops.
Key words : Insight French museum
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Key words : opinion poll approval
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NHK's latest opinion poll shows the approval rating for the Cabinet of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe stands at 46 percent. That's up 7 points from last month.
The disapproval rating stands at 35 percent. That's down 7 points.
NHK conducted the survey over the weekend. 2,172 people, aged 18 and older, were randomly selected. 1,236 people responded.
Of those who approved, 42 percent said the Abe Cabinet seems better than others.18 percent said they think the Cabinet can get things done. 17 percent said it is the Cabinet of the party they support.
Of those who do not support the Cabinet, 41 percent said they cannot trust Abe. 32 percent said they have no expectations regarding the Cabinet's policies. 10 percent said it is not the Cabinet of the party they support.
At last week's summit in Tokyo, Abe and US President Donald Trump agreed that their countries need to increase pressure on North Korea, in order to force Pyongyang to abandon its nuclear and missile development programs.
12 percent of the respondents gave the summit's outcome a high rating, while 51 percent gave it a somewhat high rating. 24 percent said they didn't think too highly of it, while 8 percent didn't regard it highly at all.
The survey also referred to Trump's meeting with the families of Japanese people kidnapped by North Korea and a former abductee. Trump expressed a willingness to work together with Abe in resolving the issue.
Asked if the meeting would have an effect and lead to the resolution of the problem, 3 percent said it would have a huge effect. 31 percent said it would have some effect.
44 percent said it would not be very effective. 17 percent said it would have no effect at all.
The disapproval rating stands at 35 percent. That's down 7 points.
NHK conducted the survey over the weekend. 2,172 people, aged 18 and older, were randomly selected. 1,236 people responded.
Of those who approved, 42 percent said the Abe Cabinet seems better than others.18 percent said they think the Cabinet can get things done. 17 percent said it is the Cabinet of the party they support.
Of those who do not support the Cabinet, 41 percent said they cannot trust Abe. 32 percent said they have no expectations regarding the Cabinet's policies. 10 percent said it is not the Cabinet of the party they support.
At last week's summit in Tokyo, Abe and US President Donald Trump agreed that their countries need to increase pressure on North Korea, in order to force Pyongyang to abandon its nuclear and missile development programs.
12 percent of the respondents gave the summit's outcome a high rating, while 51 percent gave it a somewhat high rating. 24 percent said they didn't think too highly of it, while 8 percent didn't regard it highly at all.
The survey also referred to Trump's meeting with the families of Japanese people kidnapped by North Korea and a former abductee. Trump expressed a willingness to work together with Abe in resolving the issue.
Asked if the meeting would have an effect and lead to the resolution of the problem, 3 percent said it would have a huge effect. 31 percent said it would have some effect.
44 percent said it would not be very effective. 17 percent said it would have no effect at all.
Key words : UN general
https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20171114_21/
The UN General Assembly has approved a resolution by acclamation urging all member states to observe the "Olympic Truce" for the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Games.
The resolution titled "Building a peaceful and better world through sports and the Olympics ideal" was proposed by more than 70 countries, including Japan, the United States and South Korea.
It calls on UN member states to stop fighting from 7 days before the Winter Olympics start on February 9th until 7 days after the Paralympic Games end on March 18th.
The UN has adopted similar resolutions before all Olympics since 1993, following the ancient Greek tradition.
The latest resolution includes the expectation that the PyeongChang Games will be an opportunity to foster peace on the Korean Peninsula and in Northeast Asia.
It also represents hope that harmony will be nurtured among Japan, China and South Korea, as successive Games are to be held in 2020 in Tokyo and 2022 in Beijing.
South Korean figure skating Olympic gold medalist Kim Yuna is a goodwill ambassador for the Winter Games. She told reporters at the UN headquarters that she is confident the PyeongChang Games will spread the message of peace and unity around the world.
The resolution titled "Building a peaceful and better world through sports and the Olympics ideal" was proposed by more than 70 countries, including Japan, the United States and South Korea.
It calls on UN member states to stop fighting from 7 days before the Winter Olympics start on February 9th until 7 days after the Paralympic Games end on March 18th.
The UN has adopted similar resolutions before all Olympics since 1993, following the ancient Greek tradition.
The latest resolution includes the expectation that the PyeongChang Games will be an opportunity to foster peace on the Korean Peninsula and in Northeast Asia.
It also represents hope that harmony will be nurtured among Japan, China and South Korea, as successive Games are to be held in 2020 in Tokyo and 2022 in Beijing.
South Korean figure skating Olympic gold medalist Kim Yuna is a goodwill ambassador for the Winter Games. She told reporters at the UN headquarters that she is confident the PyeongChang Games will spread the message of peace and unity around the world.
Key words : Yokota
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Key words : Government remodel
https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20171114_18/
The Japanese government has approved a plan to remodel the main stadium for the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics to one for exclusive use by team ball sports after the 2020 Games.
Relevant ministers held a meeting on Tuesday and approved the basic proposal. It was compiled by a working group on post-Games management of the stadium, now under construction in central Tokyo.
Under the plan, spectator seats will replace the running track to raise the stadium's capacity to 80,000 people, allowing it to host international soccer and rugby matches. It specifies that the stadium should be ready to use for the ball sports from mid-2022.
The plan says proposals will be drawn up by around 2019 to transfer the stadium's management to the private sector, for example selling concessions to independent operators.
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Relevant ministers held a meeting on Tuesday and approved the basic proposal. It was compiled by a working group on post-Games management of the stadium, now under construction in central Tokyo.
Under the plan, spectator seats will replace the running track to raise the stadium's capacity to 80,000 people, allowing it to host international soccer and rugby matches. It specifies that the stadium should be ready to use for the ball sports from mid-2022.
The plan says proposals will be drawn up by around 2019 to transfer the stadium's management to the private sector, for example selling concessions to independent operators.
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