has south korea's reaction of this been so far what we've already seen protests outside the japanese embassy in seoul as for the south korean government themselves they've said that they will stay only respond to what they call a japanese unfed is in they say it's unilateral an arbitrary and gravely concerning so has hinted in the past that if the situation does escalate further that they might reconsider that intelligence sharing ties with japan it appears to have just escalated further rob thank you so much rob watts from d.w. business meanwhile u.s. president used a rally in ohio to push his aggressive policies on trade relations with china ahead of the gathering trump announced a 10 percent tariff on the remaining 300 $1000000000.00 in chinese imports that he hasn't already taxed the president also attacked leading democrats but as the w.'s alexandra phenomena reports from cincinnati to truck stop short of making any more remarks that could be seen as racially offensive. diane ridden things are falling into place right now born and raised in cincinnati she has been a republican for decad

trade restrictions reached south korea the protests kicked off again just like here outside the japanese embassy in seoul. that we are here to express our deep anger against japan 2nd economic retaliation we have been boycotting japanese products and export curbs were introduced last month. south korean president mungy in described japan as a selfish nuisance and warned of consequences. for it unequivocal he warned that the japanese government will be held entirely accountable for what will unfold going forward japan attempts to harm our economy the korean government also has countermeasures with which to respond. to the. earlier in tokyo the japanese government announced that it would cancel south korea from its white list of preferred economic partners this could complicate the import of defense equipment and materials used in the chip industry. deal. that this move was approved to revise japan's export controls appropriately and was not intended to hurt you pan south korea relations or to craft counter measures. such koreans no longer consider japan a friendly nation one official warned seoul

one between 2 asian powerhouses japan and south korea people in seoul protested outside the japanese embassy as soon as the new saw fresh japanese export cups rich south korea and south korean president in described japan as a selfish nuisance and one of the consequences of. my own equivocally warned that the japanese government will be held entirely accountable for what we learn fold going forward japan attempts to harm our economy the korean government also has countermeasures with which to respond. to the. earlier and took your the japanese government said it would drop south korea from its white list of preferred economic partners that will make it more difficult for japanese companies to sell some key goods to the south korean ship industry or the announcement could hurt samsung and other big korean companies seoul says japanise retaliated against its court rulings that ordered japanese companies to compensate south korean plaintiffs for their water time labor during japan's colonization of the korean peninsula all these frictions warry analysts they believe the rise and protectionist p

trade restrictions reached south korea the protests kicked off again just like here outside the japanese embassy in seoul. we are here to express our deep anger against japan 2nd economic retaliation we have been boycotting japanese products since 2 pounds export curbs were introduced last month. south korean president mungy in described japan as a selfish nuisance.

elsewhere and sold thousands to the issue to the door of the japanese embassy. to compensate investigate punish they chant the anger here reflects renewed hostilities between the 2 nations. japan recently imposed trade barriers in a dispute over compensation awarded to forced wartime laborers only hardening their resolve. we've been asking japan for an apology for a long time but they're still not owning up to the past and instead of apologizing to the victims of forced labor they're instead retaliate. engaging in economic retaliation which makes me really angry. with distrust and animosity running so deep laying to rest the legacy of colonize ation me take many years yet. the sport of cricket is huge and popular in south asia more than 200000000 people tuned in to watch the recent cup clash between india and pakistan but across the border in china the sport is virtually unheard of shanghai though it has one women's team which is on a mission looking to change all that they have a lot stacked against them but they see plenty of potential for growth. china's cric

elsewhere and sold thousands to the issue to the door of the japanese embassy. to compensate investigate punish they chant the anger here reflects renewed hostilities between the 2 nations. japan recently imposed trade barriers in a dispute over compensation awarded to forced wartime laborers only hardening their resolve. the sort of thing we've been asking japan for an apology for a long time but they're still not owning up to the past and instead of apologizing to the victims of forced labor they're instead retaliating in gauging in economic retaliation which makes me really angry. with distrust and animosity running so deep laying to rest the legacy of colonize ation me take many years yet. for sports not a long wait is finally over for fans of german football here and around the world now in this stadium later today the new going to sleep a season kicks off of champions buying in extra their campaign against have to berlin and byron are aiming for a record 8 league titles in a row this season but they will face some stiff competition they only narrowly beat

elsewhere and sold thousands took the issue to the door of the japanese embassy. to compensate investigate punish they chant the anger here reflects renewed hostilities between the 2 nations japan recently imposed trade barriers in addition over compensation awarded to forced wartime laborers only hardening their resolve. that we've been asking japan for an apology for a long time but they're still not owning up to the past and instead of apologizing to the victims of forced labor they're instead retaliating engaging in economic retaliation which makes me really angry. with distrust and animosity running so deep laying to rest the legacy of colonize ation may take many years yet. the captain of a russian plane is getting praise for making an emergency landing in a cornfield all 233 people on board survived after the plane hit a flock of birds while taking off from moscow the pilot's quick thinking is being compared to the famous landing on the hudson river in new york 10 years ago. this is where the short journey ended in a cornfield in the mask just one kilometer

in districts cut off from cities hundreds of south korean protesters have rallied outside the japanese embassy in seoul they're angry over trade restrictions imposed by japan they also want to fishel apology and compensation for the victims of japan's wartime sex slavery tokyo says the matter was settled when it gave $500000000.00 to south korea under a 965 treaty britain's former finance minister philip hammond says he's confident parliament can block a no deal bracks it or minister boris johnson has pledged to leave the e.u. by october 31st with or without a deal is refusing to rule out suspending parliament to make that happen which hammond says would cause a constitutional crisis the speaker of the house of commons says he'll block attempts to bypass parliament. and he is honoring the victims you know a bridge collapse one year on from the disaster which killed 43 people hundreds have gathered near the site will for 210 metre section of the bridge fail so live pictures of that ceremony now the prayer.

elsewhere in seoul those instant issue to the door of the japanese embassy i. compensate investigate punish they chant the anger here reflects renewed hostilities between the 2 nations japan recently imposed trade barriers in addition over compensation awarded to forced wartime laborers.

elsewhere and so thousands took the issue to the door of the japanese embassy. to compensate investigate punish they chant the anger here reflects renewed hostilities between the 2 nations japan recently imposed trade barriers in addition over compensation awarded to forced wartime laborers only hardening their resolve. reasonably we've been asking japan for an apology for a long time but they're still not owning up to the past and instead of apologizing to the victims of forced labor they're instead retaliating engaging in economic retaliation which makes me really angry. with distrust and animosity running so deep laying to rest the legacy of colonize ation me take many years hit. and this week marks the 50th anniversary of the iconic woodstock music festival the event became a key moment in history as a symbol of that counterculture movement and a whole generations hopes for the future in 1969 or roughly 400000 people descended on a farm in upstate new york for 3 chaotic but peaceful days of music and partying while the festival line up there was legendary fe

very soon we expect that they will be starting to march around a building here that houses the japanese embassy it is often the focal point for a lot of anti japanese protests in south korea over it has to be said that the numbers of people really swollen that this this protest and already fired up a day after this very controversial announcement withdrawing removing south korea from this so-called white list of nations that received preferential trading treatment people are very angry you go around you talk to them they say this is japan declaring economic warfare on south korea and they are not happy to say the least this all stems of course from a dispute that began in the courts here with a court ruling in favor of victims of forced labor jury in the 2nd world war and it's quickly escalated now to this very serious trade dispute and it's really opened up a lot of old who. resurrected a lot of the old animosities between south korea and japan especially over japan's wartime record and a feeling from people in south korea that even all of these decades later japan has never really a totally d

tokok you career reports -- holding signs saying no to ave south koreans protest outside the japanese embassy in seoul. angry at take his latest host i'll leave. just hours before the j japanese cabinet approved a p plan too remove south korea from its list of preferred straight partners that e enj foxtrot x. food status. is that men jane strongly condemns the maze. and decided to retaliate in kin. it will do mortal chikara. return these moves by the japanese government carry the clear intention. talking and hurting our economy. by impeding our future economic growth. we won't be defeated by japan a games under question. relations between the two neighbours have deteriorated since south korea's supreme court's last year ordered a handful of japanese companies to pay compensation to victims of full time full flavor. and seize their assets. take a insists that all wartime reparations issues were settled on there in nineteen sixty five treaty which normalized diplomatic ties between the two countries. the decision to remove south korea from its trade white list comes a month off the japan restri

cell where he was being held on sex trafficking charges and protesters have rallied outside the japanese embassy in seoul angry with restrictions that japan has placed on south korean goods the trade dispute is threatening a military intelligence pact which in the country's assaults government considers pulling out in protest over the sanctions. well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the father the son and the jet more on that stay with us. so it's an option. that socialist features in the football team focused on isn't. that a man must just head to the ball so close with laundry. it would you still say if you and kid can walk into the bridges event will. be about to go to the brits did they follow that they have this is all set. let's hope because you don't listen since the end. on the tour met the lesions ha says it. all not been done to treat you. a long haul says i can i met. the holy show on the commode. most of the men. who sit on the family jihad. just calling cook's levy cumbers want the assaults. left to do something. that is your bosses you. come up a

now the move trying to chill test outside the japanese embassy and so south korea's president moved to insead japan was being reckless and threatening global supply chains that comes amid a dispute over japan's use of wartime forced labor. so i don't know what the business implications of the move by japan and how would south korea deal with this do you think so by removing them from this white list it means that japanese companies that want to export to south korea will have to get special approval to do so that just makes it that little bit harder for them to do that is want to go and it's going to mean that for big south korean firms like samsung and l.g. who rely on electric electrical components and machinery from japan just to make it a little bit harder for them to get those items now south korea have said they will sternly respond to what they called japan's unilateral and arbitrary decision they have hinted in the past that should we see an escalation in the trades tensions that they might reconsider their intelligence sharing with japan which would be bad news for anyone with

elsewhere in seoul thousands to the issue to the door of the japanese embassy. to compensate investigate punish they chant the anger here reflects renewed hostilities between the 2 nations japan recently imposed trade barriers in addition over compensation awarded to forced wartime laborers only hardening their resolve. reasonably we've been asking japan for an apology for a long time but they're still not owning up to the past and instead of apologizing to the victims of forced labor they're instead retaliating on to engaging in economic retaliation which makes me really angry. with distrust and animosity running so deep laying to rest the legacy of colonise nation may take many years yet. well the long wait is finally over for fans of german football here and around the world in this stadium later this evening the new bonus league a season kicks off champions by munich begin their campaign against hausa berlin by and are aiming for a record 8 league titles in a row this season but they will face stiff competition they only narrowly beat dortmund to the title l

the move has prompted protests outside the japanese embassy in seoul south korean president moon j.n. said japan was being reckless and threaten global supply chains it comes amid a dispute over japan's use of war torm more time forced labor. in the you know. well rob let's find out about this one how we what are the business implications of this move with japan now ratcheting up the trade tensions with south korea so what this means is that south korean businesses to import key materials components from japan may start to find it's a little bit harder to do that because the japanese companies that export to them again to have to stop seeking approval for those exports to happen at best a chance of the impacts of that will be quite small but it is highly symbolic securely the removing of them from this white list of 27 trusted nations i mean it suggests just from the name that you know trust is being lost we've heard from south korea they say they will stand they respond to japan's unfair decision as they've put it they called it unilateral and obvious very and aggrey be consenting in

we hear a protest outside the japanese embassy here in seoul and as you can see they are holding up and are holding up posters that say no shinzo abe. they are here to protest against the latest measures, trade measures that tokyo have introduced. to give you an idea why the world should care about this, if the price of your smartphone or your television goes up smartphone or your television goes up within the next few months or yea rs, up within the next few months or years, this trades but could be to blame. south korea produces over 50% of all the display screens and semiconductors that go into all these electronic devices. they rely onjapan these electronic devices. they rely on japan for the supplies these electronic devices. they rely onjapan for the supplies to make them. and as they have now been stripped of their fast track trade status, that means that they will not be able to get those supplies as easily and quickly. it could affect the global supply of all of these electronic devices. when it comes to geopolitically, south korea and japan, the their relations are crucial to

thousands of people have rallied outside the japanese embassy in seoul against restrictions on south korean goods imports imposed by japan the trade dispute is threatening a military intelligence pact between the 2 countries assaults governments considers pulling out in protest over the sanctions demonstrators are calling for a boy cost of japanese goods sold says that tokyo is using trade to retaliate over a dispute. stemming from their war time history. hong kong swat team has fired tear gas at protest us forcing them to flee after starting a fire outside a police station protesters also staged a demonstration in the city's airport to greece arriving tourists weeks of protests have plunged hong kong into its biggest political crisis in decades more now from al-jazeera has rocked mcbride. permission for this protest had been refused but with thousands of demonstrators arriving in the town of typo's near the border with mainland china there was no way they were going to be stopped . it's part of the strategy to gain more support for the campaign against the government's now dead extr

that's right a big protest here adrian is building not close to the location of the japanese embassy it's often a focal point for these protests but this time the crowd is much bigger we're probably going to be seeing several 1000 people here for this demonstration they have been obviously very fired up impassioned if you like by this decision to remove south korea from this so-called white list of their preferred nations people you go around and you talk to them they are extremely angry what they see is basically south korea almost being under economic attack that's how they see it and this has very much stirred up a lot of the old down your ma cities going back decades to the 2nd world war between these 2 adversaries there is a still a feeling here a deep rooted resentment that japan is never truly atoned for its war time since it's never really owned up to the responsibility for what it did of course many people here were born at a time when south korea was occupied of green peninsula was occupied by imperial japan during the 2nd world war it suffered very badly as other asian nat

protests as a rallied outside the japanese embassy in seoul angry with instructions that japan has placed on south korean goods the trade dispute is threatening a military intelligence between the countries the souls government considers pulling out in protest of the sanctions demonstrators are calling for a boycott of japanese goods so says tokyo's using trade to retaliate over a dispute in the water from the water on history. at least 22 people have been killed in a 1000000 forced on their homes by a powerful storm that struck china's east coast if'n lekima made landfall on saturday in the province of jesuits it caused widespread damage landslides and flooding several people are still missing and emergency services are warning further landslides. to the not just all some culture festival in the world with ahtisaari fusing to be confined by the old genres of circus and visual art the edinburgh fringe is hosting some of the most experimental productions charlie and i went to see how that playing out with audiences. staging a show at the edinburgh fringe is often a need. or a bit flip fabr

embassies. tomorrow they will stay the same thing, i want to go to america. first has to be the japanese businessman. , owns many conglomerates, he was being interviewed one night. the interviewer says, of all the cities that you visited, which is your favorite? he says, new york. him, why new to york, why not rome, london or paris? he says, new york city is the only city were i walked on the street and people come up to me and ask for directions. [laughter] gen. powell: try that and paris. it's remarkable. we are a nation of nations. we are renewed, refreshed. we have immigrants coming here. immigrants go to europe to get jobs. immigrants come here to get jobs but also to become americans. try that in half the countries in europe. story, which my assistant with me knows so well. i lover i am in new york to walk up fifth or park avenue on a beautiful day and look at the shops and churches, everything, and admire all the people going by. i always have to stop at one of the numbered cross streets where there is a pushcart hotdog peddler. i always have to have one. special mustard and red o

tokyo, seoul, hanoi and baghdad director for japanese affairs, director for indian affairs, and more recently he was the deputy chief of mission at our embassy in seoul. he's twice worked in north korea in 1997 as a state department representative to the spent fuel team and in 2000 as the advanced team for then secretary of state madeleine albright trip to pyongyang. he's been rescinded a a number of boards from state including the sector estates distinguished service award, the nation's highest diplomatic honor. he's a graduate of princeton university and also studied at university of tokyo middlebury college -- go panthers -- the intensive japanese program. the army war college, and marc, when i was at the national war college, rbb does at the jim thorpe they have athletics but not that i'm still bitter about that. and just if it was enough to be envious of, he speaks korean, japanese and vietnamese. we are very honored to have mr. knapper provide opening remarks. he will not be taking questions and answers but he will be able to provide opening remarks to us. marc, please. [applause] >> thanks very much, bruce come for the really warm, ge