something very close to taiwan in the russian far east legacy killed let us talk would be held the apec summit of the new year. and it's very close and death. i would i would concentrate on another thing which is just in the middle of rush a weekend day ellie. named by kyle liked. its territory it's the oboe at thirty five square kilometers. then with placements which amazed at just the territory over the island of taiwan you just imagine the depths only delay call wednesday but a delay their uni their speeches. i did laugh at him at nowhere in the world. had that fish which is very tasty reaches said no one is and what is more important than these lake. what is there any specific because awe at the cheese clean and go to quit drinking. well lydia or whatever you do with that he believes itself. it's so unique is that there is a new field of science called liam ideology which means study all bike up all that and because it's after that is one of the america will still do world is that it's absolutely a must see. ok so far is if hamas can. at about five hours by car and have no known on

in the apec carry no we in russia have three such centers we fully support this program and as i like it very much personally because mine from my purse for a point of view of the sago program that can be seen from two different than if one does the spreading of iq which is important and another one that it is still chilly oriented because said it set up a book on education on all on privileged people is to learn more about computers and every see it so the combination of debt that now the program the stalwart michael didn't care to chinese taipei will come with new initiatives ii. and the russian russia will be radio close to support that that is one racing gone now go to the nations in congress and the man operation with the innate back. it's an oh so congratulations he would do to russia. twenty eight single entry into the wto family in the year two thousand and eight and think that mom for our house constantly supporting our accession to the vehicle was being so relieved as people from shelves of the fatah won and the rest of the world and what can we see on that that the pto you'

instead individual classrooms and spread across an apec to campus. some of the lessons for instance in green studies take place outdoors the building drawing like that. what he does think that we did just throw the producer to do but the bomb. no time and beat them by a series brett and i took the role of a client event. so i've told some like this is life on the one month to fix that up. and i didn't sort of some demand. we've been studying the phone for two weeks and we learned that the frauds are going in here because there's no escape route. this grant will allow the prongs to reach one i think i might die. so incomplete without you warming to write a nice guy so it will provide eighty percent of the school's power the rest comes from a bio gas generator is fueled by composting toilets. each class has its own garden and supplies the school canteen with food. on today's menu is fresh tomatoes on it. along with the ecological subjects the school also offers standard courses in math grammar philosophy or physics the students come from almost forty d

. >> they don't want to get on the wrong side of groups that provide political contributions, apec, other groups like that, and so they're just doing what various lobby groups tell them to do. >> reporter: which is why a majority in the u.s. senate is ignoring president obama's appeal to delay sanctions. many in the iranian community. >> they going to divide more and more of the united states into iranians versus jews, this is a home we chose for unity, freedom and democracy. >> while a final vote has not yet been scheduled, if enough members of congress back it, the bill may become law. improved relations between the u.s. and iran. kikimberly hellcut, al jazeera. >>> the two men in this video claim to be part of the group that killed 31 people in volgograd. russians said they are looking for as many as four women said to be blad widows, believed to be at or near sochi. al jazeera's paul brennan is there. >> reporter: the olympic train rolled into town exactly as planned. the welcome was deliberately subdued. just meters from this spot less than a month ago 18 people were killed in a suic

. >> they don't want to get on the wrong sides of groups that provide political contributions, apec, other groups like that and so they are doing what various lobby groups tell them to do. >> which is why majorities in the u.s. senate, spoig many in the iranian american community. >> they going to divide more and more united states into iranian vs. jews, muslims vs. jeu juiced we don't need any of that, this is home we chose for freedom for democracy. >> if not enough numbers back it the bill may become law. improved relations between the u.s. and iran. kimberly hellcut al jazeera, capitol hill. >> hopes of winter olympics in sochi. studying this video: the two men you see there claim to belong to the group that carried out last month april suicide bombings in volgograd that killed 32 people. four women so-called black widows sent to carry out terrorist attacks including one in or near sochi. the threat comes as the olympic torch individual visits the cite the attacks occurred. >> the olympic train rolled into town exactly as planned. but the welcome was deliberately subdued. just me

regional integration, with the region of so many different countries and customs and trade, how do you at apec to bring that together? is it possible to create a pan asia trade alliance? a lots ofies out things. we see what works. do is bringrying to down unnecessary barriers to trade. this has happened quite a lot. it is making easier to set up businesses. is helping them operate efficiently. they are able to find their own equilibrium. it is emphasizing that border protection comes an advantage. they want to have sufficient flows of trade and people as well. there's a lot of that going on. we haveegional disputes seen lately, whether over territorial issues, largely involving china and trading partners, and do these present a threat to the competitiveness of asian nations in the trade alliance? >> not at the moment. in trade anded economic policy just want to get on and do that. havinglked about eu as the dividends. it is not a question of peace. this area is very integrated. it is getting more integrated economically. >> i have to ask you about what is happening in thailand today. we are ve

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