kaiser: sometimes they end up in, uh, cities in coastal china, were dismantled in very, very unhealthy and unsafe ways, that would expose not only the people doing the disassembling to toxins, to dangerous chemicals, but also pollutes the air and the groundwater. cbq >>> hello. you're watching nhk "newsline." japanese foreign minister has met with aung san suu kyi in the capital. he is the first japanese cabinet minister to meet her since

the coastal cities in china will be specialized in the southeast of asia.gest advantage is how cheap they can produce something. that is at asstake. they're doing something about it. manus: let's talk about the other engine of growth -- india. he filled stadiums around the world when he came to london. can india be china? knowltan ahmed: i don't about india becoming china, but i know that he has proved himself. he has a good track record. has manyhe initiatives. if you look at china and india, they have similar distinctions. india has a lot of catching up to china. area, those containers 10-14,000,000 containers. india has a problem of logistics. a wasteple, there was of 50 million tons of wheat a year. manus: i was excited about a country, as you talk about that. that seems to me like you're ready to do that. he sultan ahmed: we are already in india with six. manus: back with the go with the customers for the a lot of people talk to me about debt and a global perspective. people are worried about the global growth. give me your take, the slowest datah in t

. >> the visit hence a chinese in china's top leadership, as signs of potential trouble return to hong kong. he arrives at the coastal territory of officially to attend an economic summit, but his first remarks addressed the trouble and recurring issue of hong kong's relationship with china. >> i will listen to suggestions and demands of all sectors of society on executing the principal of one country, two systems. self-governance on allowing hong kong a high degree of autonomy. this is why beijing is concerned. anti-chinese protests turning violet. resentment of mainland and hong kong is both economic and cultural. this clash erupted last year. one of the movements of holes hong kong's old flag is a british colony. two months ago a political party was founded to make hong kong independent. >> we want hong kong to be an independent country to maintain the identity of hong kong peoples. x it certainly calls for self reflection on the part of the chinese leadership. why this very sharp deterioration in relations between mainland china and hong kong within a very short time? >> thoususainst y disturbances during the thr

coastal communities. lonnie is from louisiana. what you think? caller: yes ma'am. i was wondering about -- in the news lately, i have heard in the south chinaea, i was with being billed where there was nothing -- islands were being built for there was nothing. it seems to me that some of the money that would go into moving them, especially the people who don't want to move, could it be that some of that money could go to building more land with a already have a start of land? i don't know. i'm just wondering if this lady knows about that. guest: the question of how to spend the money and what to do with this community was sort of, should you go in and build the land back up? could you elevate the roads? could you elevate the buildings? could you make it stronger? do something like what they are doing in the south china sea? and the assessment was, sea levels are rising so rapidly, this land is already so vulnerable, that and expenditure like that -- that an expenditure like that would eventually be waste of money. you build it up, but the sea levels keep rising. that is why they made this extraordinary choice. ordinarily, it would make sens