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expected next year it will stay high into two thousand and fifteen as according to the international energy agency brant crude traded over ninety one dollars this week ahead of the apec meeting on saturday but analysts a split a longer term outlook for the oil price to china reports. in contrast with many traders russia's finance minister. has a green prediction for oil prices sixty dollars per barrel within three years among those who agree with him future rating agency says it's a fair price justified by fundamentals and stripped off speculation it is our view that a lot of producing countries are quite comfortable with the level of between sixty to seventy because it helps them balance their budgets but also think the price of between sixty to seventy companies can actually conduct and carry out some of the higher cost of projects for instance or all signs in canada believes the current level reflects the supply demand balance however there is a threat to that long term equilibrium which suggests if china's middle class follows american patterns and moves to the suburbs the number of cars could

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transparency of its nuclear program by opening its facilities to inspectors from the international atomic energy agency. >> north korea has officially acknowledged it is constructing a light water nuclear reactor and is operating a uranium enrichment plant. the foreign ministers of japan, the u.s. and south korea are scheduled to meet in washington on monday to address tensions on the korean peninsula. maehara said he wants to discuss with his u.s. and south korean counterparts which conditions must be met before the three countries accept china's proposal for talks. >>> large scale joint japanese-u.s. military drills have begun in various locations across japan. the eight-day exercise kicked off on wednesday involving 60 ships and 400 airplanes. 45,000 personnel from japan's self-defense forces and the u.s. military are participating. >> continuing to build the u.s. navy's relationship with the japanese self-defense forces is an important step forward as we work together for the defense of japan. >> the maneuvers include training on shooting down incoming ballistic missiles. they are simulating defens

demand could grow to the limit and a half million barrels a day from the current nine the international energy agency project global oil demand could exceed the pre-crisis peak of two thousand and seven already next year and with average eighty eight point eight million barrels a day analysts suggest opec may come under pressure to increase supplies in the new year at present member states are keeping about five and a half million barrels a day off the market but generally cover business r.t. . and russian businessman alexander lebedev has confirmed he's planning to sell around four percent of air force shares the deal is estimated to be worth up to one hundred ten million dollars as leverage of sells the forty four million shares in russia's national air carrier the shares are to be solved through a private placement organized by u.b.s. and i believe the main reason for the sale is to generate finances for leverage of troubled national reserve bank which is seen capital outflows a number of state inspections. russian prime minister were put in has met his finnish counterpart in st petersburg economi

. >>> cnn says north korea has agreed to allow international atomic energy agency inspectors to return to one of their nuclear facilities. cnn reported on monday that north korea has offered to let iaea experts resume inspections of the nyongbyong nuclear complex. north korea expelled the inspectors from the country in april 2009. a cnn crew is accompanying new mexico governor bill richardson, who has held talks with north korean officials in the north. it also reported that the north has agreed to negotiate the sale of 12,000 fuel rods and ship them to another country. if the report proves true, it suggests that north korea may be ready to take concrete steps toward denuclearization of the korean peninsula. south korea's foreign ministry has responded cautiously. ministry spokesperson kim young sun said it is as yet unclear what activities north korea will allow the inspectors to carry out. he added south korea needs to take various factors into consideration before it can determine north korea's intentions. >>> that concludes this edition of "newsline." i'm hideshi hara in tokyo. we'

>> he said north korean officials told him they will accept the inspectors from the international atomic energy agency. richardson revealed they agreed to sell spent nuclear fuel rods to foreign nations. the rods could be used to develop nuclear weapons. the diplomatic sources confirm north korea is considering inviting u.n. inspectors to yongbyong but it wants the u.s., japan and south korea to compromise on the nuclear program. japan has learned north korea has set a high price for the sale of nuclear fuel rods. five times the going rate. this is seen as a sign the country has no intention of selling the rods. china is calling for an emergency meeting on the six-party talks on the nuclear program, but the u.s., japan and south korea have rejected the plan. speaking to nhk, japan's top nuclear negotiator used a baseball metaphor to describe the situation. >> translator: north korea is throwing a breaking ball, and the world needs to watch the ball closely before swinging a bat. in some cases, you should not swing your bat. we have to make a plan so that inspectors can fully survey many nuclear facili

another condition is that the north must accept inspectors from the international atomic energy agency again. north korea expelled them in april 2009. >>> during his recent visit to pyongyang, chinese state councillor dai bingguo conveyed what the u.s., south korean and japanese ministered had discussed. dai had meetings with kim jong il among others. according to japanese officials, north koreans were quoted as saying they would not heighten tensions if the united states and south korea do not launch acts of provocation. the north koreans also reportedly said they would consider accepting iaea inspectors. the japanese government says it plans to keep calling on north korea to meet the five necessary conditions for resuming the six party talks. >>> in the commodities market crude oil prices are on the rise again. the benchmark wti futures rose above $90 a barrel in new york on wednesday. for the first time in 26 months. higher oil prices worldwide are pushing up the cost of petrochemical products in japan. crude oil prices have been rising since october. investors are moving their spec

the director general of the international atomic energy agency, yukiya amano, made the statement at its meeting of board of governors in vienna on thursday. >> it was with great concern that i learned of recent reports about a new uranium enrichment facility as well as the construction of a light water reactor in the dprk. >> amano urged north korea to accept the agency's inspectors, who have been forced to leave the country in april 2009. regarding iran's nuclear program, amano welcomed the resumption of a six-country meeting, which includes iran and the united states. the meeting was suspended in october of last year, but it will resume on monday next week. amano called on iran for more cooperation in conducting on-site inspections at nuclear facilities and submitted related documents. later at the iaea meeting japan, the united states, and south korea criticized north korea, saying the country is promoting its nuclear program in violation of u.n. security council resolution. but china called for restraint. >>> in biz news the european central bank has kept its interest -- key interes

bill richardson had said the secretive state would have no inspectors from the international atomic energy agency to examine the facilities he also praised north korea's president isn't responding to the south's recent military exercises near the disputed seaboard it go hearing it said it would not retaliate of what it's called a provocation despite previous threats intended to show that it's going through the council warning that mutuals could argue that tensions on the peninsula the delegates failed to reach a conclusion it's a real games are disturbing the precarious balance of syria. this is a fourth direct provocation of u.s. south korean military exercises in less than a month we're really talking about many many ships in the area fifty to seventy ships hundreds of aircraft tens of thousands of troops operating just a few miles three to seven miles off of north korea's coast many miles north of the demilitarized zone that in itself is a provocation so here is south korea us and backing support and u.s. participation and the united states moving nuclear powered a nuclear weapon aircraft carr

hesitation to take action against venezuela even following conflicting reports from the international atomic energy agency the mainstream media rarely questions the administration's claims that iran is building nuclear weapons in the case of iran we know that israel has put out documents which are fabricated which are the center of this case against iran and that's really the main case of clear propaganda for to make the case for war new revelations from wiki leaks were quickly spun by hawkish congressmen into reassurance of support for war with iran as to plan b. the king of saudi arabia told us what her plan b. was open plan he works with talks beginning in geneva and more cables being released from wiki leaks it's unclear what course of action the obama administration will take towards iran but some find the resemblance between the two thousand and three rhetoric leading up to the iraq war and today's rhetoric about iran strikingly similar and frightening for an artsy washington d.c. . so a survey of footage has been released on the dramatic crash landing of a passenger plane in moscow investigators ar

now the one nine hundred eighty six nuclear accident killed thirty two people and the international atomic energy agency as to me it's nearly four thousand more will die of cancer related deaths due to radioactive materials being released into the air in the restrictions are lifted you're still going to have to travel with a certified tour group we can keep you safe and not just sound so comforting doesn't it now an author who wrote a book about the wildlife recovery around her noble says that she's worried so many people will start visiting it's going to become nuclear disneyland. i'm not really sure that's going to happen who wants to visit a nuclear disaster site well i'm sure that there will be some people out there that are interested i personally i'm going to take a pass when i take a vacation i want sun sand maybe a few cocktails but you know to each their own. now in lighter news a show that's made its way into living rooms across america is getting high tech the trivia show jeopardy as experimenting with a new concept and it has nothing to do with alex or rex mustache the show has been on the a

afterwards when inspectors fromr the united nations and can thert international atomic energy agency went in, they found a huge effort to enrich uranium tt make material for a bomb.ke m and they cleaned all that out,l and so did the iraqis. they were tired of having our people walking around ourpe country.t so they blew up all the stuff, but they didn't keep records. and so when the second bush cam along with an interest in resolving that and getting rid of saddam, there wasn't any proof they hadn't reconstituted their program. but the fact is it was fully f cleaned up by 1998. >> speaking of cleaning up, you talk, also, in the book about the scramble for what was left over of the soviet nuclear arsenal.t talk to us about that.c >> it wasn't so much the arsenat which los alamos directers said to me they have serial numbers just as our bombs do, and theyl know where their bombs are. but the the material you use to make the bomb, the uranium and plutonium that was kind of u scattered in labs all over russia because the whole country had been a prison camp. there was no way to get stuff

. >>> it's going to allow inspectors from the international atomic energy agency to ensure highly- enriched uranium is not being processed there. the announcement was made this afternoon. richardson also said north korea showed its pragmatic side by not retaliating to military drills carried out by south korea today. >>> reporters mobbed a former presidential candidate released today after 7 months in captivity. still unclear who kidnapped him because he didn't disclose details. he was taken from his ranch in may. the 69 year old conservative former senator ran for president in 1994. >>> tonight san francisco threw a fairwell water for the outgoing director of the public health department. he has served for 13 years. he is now headed to los angeles county to head its public health department. during his tenure, he oversaw the rebuilding of the laguna hospital. he passed a bond measure for an inpatient tower and established the healthy san francisco program. >> really proud that we've been able to provide coverage to over 55,000 of the 80,000 uninsured. los angeles has more than a million un

. >>> it's going to allow inspectors from the international atomic energy agency to ensure highly- enriched uranium is not being processed there. the announcement was made this afternoon. richardson also said north korea showed its pragmatic side by not retaliating to military drills carried out by south korea today. >>> reporters mobbed a former presidential candidate released today after 7 months in captivity. still unclear who kidnapped him because he didn't disclose details. he was taken from his ranch in may. the 69 year old conservative former senator ran for president in 1994. >>> tonight san francisco threw a fairwell water for the outgoing director of the public health department. he has served for 13 years. he is now headed to los angeles county to head its public health department. during his tenure, he oversaw the rebuilding of the laguna hospital. he passed a bond measure for an inpatient tower and established the healthy san francisco program. >> really proud that we've been able to provide coverage to over 55,000 of the 80,000 uninsured. los angeles has more than a million un

we did not have at the time but afterwards when inspectors in the united nations and international atomic energy agency wind and they found a huge effort to enrich uranium to make material for a-bomb and they cleaned out and so did the iraqis. they were tired of having our people walking around the country so they blew up their stuff. they didn't keep record and when the second. came along with an interest in resolving that and settle in their country down and getting rid of saddam hussein there was no proof they happened reconstituted their program but it was fully cleaned up by 1998. >> you talk about the scramble for what was left over of the soviet nuclear arsenal. >> wasn't so much the arsenal. loss alamos director said to me they have serial numbers just as our bonds due. but it was the material used to make the bomb that was scattered at all labs all over russia. there was no way to get stuff out when the wall came down so they were like us and we went in and spent a lot of money with real effort on our part to help them begin to put their materials under lock and key. a former senator estimates

in that respect we continue to encourage china's engagement with the international energy agency and e strategies that improve energy efficiency in advance our common interest on climate issues. we we are cooperative together on energy efficiency, civilian nuclear power electric vehicles carbon capture and storage renewable energy and the development of other, china's unconventional natural gas resources especially shell gas. we have also engaged in shared energy and environmental concerns through action plans under the 10 year framework on energy and environment cooperation between our two countries. under this framework the echo partnerships program have developed energy efficiency and natural resource conservation at a local level. for examples of city of greensburg kansas and the city of neon shoe both of who face grave disasters are sharing green practices on rebuilding infrastructure while tulane university and east china normal are collaborating on research on wetlands conservation. we are also looking forward to constructive engagement with china in the coming days as well as

but afterwards when inspectors from the united nations and the international atomic energy agency went in, they found a huge effort to enrich uranium to make material for a bomb. they cleaned all of that out. so did the iraqis. they were tired of having our people. they blew up all of their stuff. but they didn't keep records. so when the second bush came along with an interest in resolving and settling the country down and getting rid of saddam, there wasn't any proof. but the fact is it was fully cleaned up by 1998. >> speaking of cleaning up, you talk also in the book about the scramble for what was left over about the soviet nuclear arsenal. talk to us about that. >> it wasn't so much the arsenal . los alamos director said to me, they know the -- it was the material they used to make the bombs, the whole country had a prison camp. there was no way to get it out. when the walls came down, they were like us. we went in and sent a lot of money. with the real effort on our part helped them begin to put all of their materials under lock and key. we're still sam nunn the former senator e