this will be the first diet session since kishida reshuffled his cabinet earlier this month. lawmakers are expected to debate measures to deal with rising prices among other issues. many are waiting to see whether an extra budget plan to finance kishida's economic stimulus package will be submitted to the extraordinary session. the government plans to draw up the package by the end of october, but kishida has not said exactly when a supplementary budget plan will be presented to lawmakers. >> translator: it's very important that the prime minister's new stimulus package with its five pillars be discussed in the diet. >> calls are growing from the opposition for the supplementary budget plan to be submitted for a debate once an extraordinary session is convened, but some doubt that will happen. >> translator: i can feel it in the air. all this talk about economic measures and supplementary budget plan in the diet is about a possible election. >> he says kishida should be chastised if he does not debate the supplementary budget and instead calls for a snap election. >>> the val

kishida is planning to revamp the ldp executive line-up one year since the previous cabinet shakeup. aso tarro is expected to keep his post as vice president and -- will stay on as the secretary-general. >> translator: the squejal has yet to be finalized, but as for personnel matters as i have said in the past, i am putting in the right person in the right place. >> sources from the government and the ruling coalition say kishida will finalize the retention after confirming their willingness to stay on. the two politicians have been playing key roles in supporting the kishida administration since his first cabinet formed since october 2021. they had discussion on thursday about the possibility of the opposition democratic party for the people joining the government, but they agreed it would be difficult for that to be realized in time for the upcoming cabinet reshuffle. >>> our meteorologist yummi hirano we bring her back for the storm and storms in other parts of the world. >> a tropical rainstorm in parts of japan. rainfall has exceeded 300 millimeters in just 12 hours in many part

kishida was talking in jakarta at a summit of asean plus japan, china, and south korea. china's state run agency said the prupleer asked japan to handle the water release responsibly. indonesian trade minister said he sees no problem with the water release as japan says it's ensuring safety. a thai official told nhk japan had given a clear explanation based on internationally recognized scientific standards. prime minister kishida separately explained the safety of the water release to the malaysian prime minister. japanese officials say anwar expressed understanding for japan's position. the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant suffered a triple melt down in the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. water used to cool molten fuel mixes with rain and ground water. the accumulated water is treated today remove most radioactive substances but still contains tritium. before releasing the treated water into the ocean, the plant's operator dilutes it to reduce tritium levels to about one seventh of the world health organization's guidelines for drinking water. >>> reported instances of chi

qiya kishida clearly did not make an impression in the chinese foreign ministry offered to the japaneseonsider water from nuclear power plants drinkable and bathing, begin to swim in it and drink it yourself, and not dump the layman into the ocean, such a question may arise, if it is such a safe, beautiful water, why do they not use it in their national economy for some of their economic purposes, but still drain the oceans and this, frankly, worries the interests of other neighboring countries. she’s a fish, uh, they don’t recognize territorial boundaries immediately after the start of the discharge of water with focus. china has imposed a ban on the import of food from ten japanese prefectures. and now from the shelves of shops in the middle kingdom salt began to disappear the chinese, who are the main consumers of japanese sea salt, are trying to stockpile it, because they are afraid that in the future it may be contaminated with radioactive isotopes. changing japan itself, the protests of fishermen continue due to trade bans from other states. they may be left without a profit, or e

so prime minister fumio kishida, earlier this year, he said that radical measures were necessary or thee able to function. he said there was an urgent risk and, in fact, even in april, created a government agency aimed at tackling these problems. but the issue is so far, these measures aren't working. some say, for example, they're targeting those who have children, rather than encouraging new people to have children. the birth rate is continuing to fall. and in general, injapan, there is a hesitancy about hiring migrant workers to fill some of those labour gaps. butjapan is far from the only issue. it's bad across the board here in east asia. china, for example, we heard earlier this year that its population is shrinking. south korea, it's said, may even overtake japan as the world's oldest country. and here in singapore, the government has a number of measures in place in order to try and increase the birth rate, including, for example, funding ivf for married couples, as well as paying for speed dating for young people, to encourage them to go out, date and hopefully, eventually, inc

japanese prime minister kishida fumio and u.s. secretary of state antony blinken attended along with russian foreign minister sergey lavrov and ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. >> translator: most of the world recognizes the truth about this war. it is a criminal and unprovoked aggression aimed at seizing ukraine's territory and resources. with its aggression the terrorist state is willing to undermine all the dams of international norms meant to protect the world from wars. >> zuelenskyy also called for reform and stressed peace cannot be restored while the aggressor remains a member of the security council. lavrov reiterated russia's claim ukraine had created the cause for invasion and justified the position in the u.n. security council. >> translator: the west turns to statutory norms and principles collectively from case to case solely in accordance with its selfish geopolitical needs. the risks for global conflicts are growing. >> there have been questions about whether zelenskyy and lavrov will meet face-to-face at t

prime minister kishida fumio then flew to neighboring kanagawa prefecture. he inspected a joint disaster drill conducted by four prefectures and five major cities. >> translator: it is very important to be well-prepared for emergencies on a regular basis and to carry out practical disaster prevention drills. meanwhile, elementary school students in chiba prefecture learned how to protect themselves. soon after the siren echoed across the city of tatayama, a teacher instructed students to drop, cover, and hold on. >> translator: i want to be able to act appropriately. >> amid the many high rise buildings in tokyo about 1,000 people took part in the joint drills conducted by the tokyo metropolitan police and fire department and a real estate company. the great kanto earthquake presents us with a challenge how to create lessons learned from the disaster. tsunami hit coastal areas near tokyo. experts have reproduced the tsunami as a computer graphic or cg using data from the great kanto quake. it offers an extraordinary look at the power of that seismic event. >

international media including this south korean newspaper said her appointment shows kishida's commitment to improving ties. speaking to reporters, she said japan as a leader of the g7 has a role to play leading the international community. >> translator: as we live in unprecedented times, it's necessary to strive for ideals that won't be lost in the shuffle. we need to pursue diplomacy looking at both the immediate issues and the long-term. >> she'll have a lot on her plate including russia's ongoing invasion of ukraine and china suspending japanese seafood imports. the move was in response to the treated and diluted water released from the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant. she'll kick off her first official trip as japan's top diplomat next week when she goes to new york to attend the united nations general assembly. >>> a female former member of japan's ground self-defense force has been chosen by u.s. magazine time for its list of 100 rising stars. she went public about suffering sexual abuse by multiple male colleagues in her unit. times selected her for the advocates category.

in historic summit hosted by president biden at camp david with president yoon and prime minister kishida to bring greater peace, prosperity and security to the indo-pacific region. i want to salute president yoon for the politically courageous steps he took to embark on that effort. this partnership will help counter the nuclearar saber rattling from north korea, as our nation's have committed to share real-time data in north korea missile launches byss the end of this year. i also commend the strong language the latest issued in response to the prc's mounting aggression in the south china sea. we must build on this historic momentum in the u.s.-rok alliance to confront a range of pressing global security and economic challenges. one of thosese global challenges is of course putin's war in ukraine, which has shaken the international order not only in europe but around the world. autocrats across. the globe, including xi jinping in china and kim jong-un in north korea, are paying close attention to the collective response of the united states and our allies, and will draw lessons based on

last month, i think as you all saw, president biden hosted president yoon and prime minister kishidaric camp david summit. now, we all tend to throw around the word “historic” a little bit loosely, but i think this one genuinely meets the definition. it really did mark the start of a new era in trilateral cooperation among our countries. just over the last year, korea and japan have continued to address difficult and sensitive issues of history while pursuing an increasingly ambitious and affirmative agenda. and this starts with the political courage and personal commitment of their leaders. at the summit, our leaders discussed how to strengthen cooperation on a range of shared priorities. we committed to consult with one another expeditiously to coordinate our responses to threats to our collective security and interests. on the north korean nuclear front, our countries agreed on practical ways to improve our joint responses through the real-time sharing of dprk missile-warning data, trilateral defense exercises, and efforts to counter the dprk's malicious cyber activities, a growin

we heard from the prime minister, fumio kishida, earlier this year saying that radical measures wereed a government agency aimed at tackling the problem backin aimed at tackling the problem back in april. but the measures are not working. they're trying back in april. but the measures are not worki people y're trying back in april. but the measures are not worki people toe trying back in april. but the measures are not worki people to have |g to encourage people to have more children but they are targeting, some say the more children but they are targeting, some say th who measures target those who already have kids. the birthrate is continuing to evolve and there is a to injapan when it comes to employing migrant in the compared to other cities in the world, including, for example, london. but for us to start with the first batch of buses, about 52 of them, it has already made a significant impact, but we want to go from 52 buses to later on 10,000 bosses. injakarta is very committed to making it happen by 2035, so we are very much supportive and not only want to provide these buses

prime minister kishida with your. a number of us raised within us was the former dutch prime minister when he was here on this issue. that kind of coronation it was important but that agreement between three countries only works of course all the other alis, whether sterman or south korea are part of this. at again and i think secretary yellen and others and jake sullivan have made clear, our goal is not to hurt china's economy here but our goal is to restrict the flow of very high in technologies that can enhance their military. i think they've described it as a small but a high wall. that has to be our focus. that's on export side as well as outbound investment which we call reverse cfius. .. need to produce or so we have to agree among ourselves and know how big the garden should be a walk. >> i think we have time for one or two questions from. >> is a microphone behind. >> this is wildcard but we talked about sanctions and restrictions particularly in technology. we have this you little giant elephant in the corne

the action of kishida clearly did not make an impression in the chinese foreign ministry, they offered japanese, who consider water from nuclear power plants suitable for drinking and bathing , to start swimming and drinking it themselves, and not dumping the layman into the ocean may arise such a question, if it is such a safe , beautiful water , why do they not use it in their national economy for some of their economic purposes, but still drain the world ocean and this, frankly, it worries the interests of other neighboring countries. she is a fish, uh, territorial boundaries are not recognized immediately after the start of the discharge of water from fukushima. china has imposed a ban on the import of food from ten japanese prefectures. and now chinese salt, who are the main consumers of japanese sea salt, has begun to disappear from the shelves of shops in the middle kingdom, are trying to stockpile it because they are afraid that in the future it may be contaminated with radioactive isotopes. and i change i change i change japan itself, the protests of fishermen continue because

japan's prime minister, fumio kishida, us vice president kamala harris and china's premier li qiang are asean business advisory council and chair of the indonesian chamber of commerce. it is good to have you on the programme. what are

kishida tried his best to convince that the seafood was safe in quality and in no way give in.still confirmed the presence of tritium in sea water, and although the concentration of the radioactive isotope is still significantly below the permissible norm, a wave of protests has already risen throughout the asia-pacific region, including in japan itself, where they simply do not believe that the water drained from fokusima , which was in direct contact with the molten zones of the reactor, became safe, regardless from the way they dilute this water, what is poisonous remains poisonous, we must tell... about this to the world. in beijing, where for more than a year they called on tokyo to abandon dubious plans, the actions of the kishida government were compared to dropping a nuclear bomb into the pacific ocean. they have already introduced a ban on the import of seafood from japan in order to prevent contaminated products from entering their markets. there are calls to boycott sushi bars on chinese social networks; someone is acting radically, like this chinese owner of a japan

fondlein will turn everything on its head, as she did at the honoring of the japanese prime minister kishidaa native of hiroshima, at the atlantic council, she will deliberately forget to mention the usa and it will turn out that it was russia that bombed japan atomic bombs, many of your loved ones died on the day the atomic bomb wiped hiroshima off the face of the earth. you grew up hearing stories from survivors and wanted sharing them wanted to open our eyes to the past in order to learn lessons for the future. this trip gave a sobering start to themselves right there, 7, which i will not forget, especially now, when russia is again threatening to use nuclear weapons, being itself, an outspoken manipulator and opportunist. fund. orleans always appeals to the key property of this archetype of european politicians, demagogues and half-educated people, to his total ignorance and stupidity, for the sake of words , the german foreign ministers call the chairman of the prc a diplomatic dictator a scandal arises out of the blue. detractors may applaud. but in germany, why did the journalists ask

kishida has kept his core economic team unchanged.looking through unveiled new stimulus measures soon as price gains continue to outpace wage increases and added five women to his cabinet lineup with the most prominent being the former justice minister appointed as foreign minister. apple is being drawn further into u.s.-china tensions. the chinese foreign ministry is raising concerns about security problems with the iphone while the white house says beijing's government bans are delegation. let's dig into this with stephen engle who us in hong kong. we know about this apple iphone ban directed at a plethora of state agencies and bodies. what is the true nature of these potential bans coming from beijing? >> it is interesting, because this is the first time beijing has really commented on a number of different media reports, including the coming from bloomberg news saying that some of the ministries in china have been instructed, their senior officials not to be using iphones, and that perhaps the restrictions could be expanding to ot

japan's prime minister, fumio kishida, us vice president kamala harris and china's premier li qiang are also in attendance. let's go live to jakarta now where this is all taking place and talk to arsjad rasjid, chair of the asean business advisory council and chair of the indonesian chamber of commerce. it is good to have you on the programme. what are you hoping to achieve at this summit? first of all, good morning. hi from jakarta. this is where we are having our asean business investment summit filter what we intend to do here is not only compete, but to collaborate. this is how the sectors are investing time, that we work together and create complementary values. more importantly, what we bring in is what we call the asean inc operator, whereby the public and private partnership is the key importance, where we should be driving asean together and the focuses economy because the end of the day what we want to establish is actually prosperity for our people. and that is the goal. creating prosperity for our people. creating prosperity for our eo - le. creating prosperity for our . eo

kishida is not talking to international investors to come to japan.t here makes a lot of sense but that requires the economy keeps growing. let's see. the second half will be more difficult and i hope we will be much stronger again. rishaad: martin, do you think the yen and where it is is reflecting the japanese economy? do you think that 150 is a line in the sand in your view? martin: it has crossed that line, but that is a line many people are looking at and it makes a lot of sense, so this is the intervention world, where it was last year, and this is where people are getting concerned. the yen is way too weak when you look at the economy and the value that is there, but something has to give when you print money for 20 years and the exchange rate, the real exchange rate is getting lower and being at a 50 year plus low right now. this is just a tricky situation and at some point, interest rates will have to follow the economy. rishaad: they are suggesting at the moment, the bank of japan, that medium-term inflation will go down again. and it is not

president biden, sunak, kishida, saudi arabia have confirmed they will be here for the g20. is commission from china, that is a cause of concern. you know, the chinese do not confirm the visit of the president xi jinping very early on for security reasons, but nonetheless, you know, it is a cause of concern and the indications we are getting is that it is all up in the air. government officials who we spoke to kind of said that there is no clarity whether the president will be here. while tensions within the room so to say keep increasing. so we will have to keep on wait and watch for whether xi jinping ends up in india for the g20. if he does not, it means a big deal. haslinda: what does it mean for prime minister modi? >> well, i mean, it is a message at several levels. in the sense that china and india, they both have a border dispute going on, the two leaders had a conversation on the sideline in south africa last week. things have not moved on the ground vis-a-vis the border dispute. there is the rising china u.s. tensions and the possibility that their leaders as in pr

it is clear that the prime minister is different japan's fumio kishida is promoting biden to soon form same time, nuclear disarmament. well, how he sees it , let’s continue after these words addressed by the head of the european commission, ursula vonderein, at some awards ceremony. many of your relatives died when the atomic bomb razed hiroshima to the ground. you grew up on the stories of survivors and wanted us to heed the same stories, look into the past and learn something about the future, this trip gave a sobering start yourself here g7 which i didn’t i will forget, especially now, when russia threatens to use nuclear weapons again. on august 6, 9 in nagasaki, they honored the memory of the victims of the atomic bombers, for which family history addressed the participants in both ceremonies, but did not say what is written in all textbooks. america was the first and only to use this type of weapon , without having a military necessity, the fall of imperial japan and this was the case by the end of august 45 quanton. the army ceased to exist as a result of the soviet offensive in

this year we're giving an award to president yen of south korea and the prime minister kishida of japan and president yoon went out of his way right after his election, faced political opposition at home prime minister kishida the same, met him more than halfway. together they forged a new relationship and it's in their country's interest and in the u.s. interest as well >> for people that aren't as familiar with the history there, i read one analysis that said this coming together was a minor miracle. >> absolutely. people here don't understand how difficult the relationships can be they're over many, many years, so it is incredibly courageous i saw this firsthand when i was in japan how difficult and complicated some of these issues are. they deserve tremendous amounts of credit and they're facing opposite at home, but they did the right thing for their countries. that's what the award is always about. >> we're delighted to have you here it's our tradition here. obviously, your profile in courage is for your father and what he did in the war and you guys recently recreated the three m

prime minister fumio kishida and his cabinet wore matching uniforms as they walked to his office forn emergency response meeting. officials said the great kanto quake of 1923 showed the potential for catastrophe. it triggered an inferno and killed more than 140,000 people. back in this country, the biden administration proposed what would be the first federal rules for staffing at nursing homes. care facilities would be required to have a registered nurse on site around-the-clock. the proposed rules also call for staffing equivalent to three hours, per resident, per day. the administration says the new rules would make residents safer. the industry says they would cost billions of dollars and make existing problems worse. and on wall street, stocks surged after the jobs report, then gave most of it back. the dow jones industrial average gained 115 points to close at 34,837. nasdaq fell 3 points. the s&p 500 added 8. still to come on the newshour, ukrainian forces make slow but substantial gains in the country's southeast. the long-standing problems plaguing the atlanta jail where for

prime minister kishida with your. a number of us raised within us was the former dutch prime minister when he was here on this issue. that kind of coronation it was important but that agreement between three countries only works of course all the other alis, whether sterman or south korea are part of this. at again and i think secretary yellen and others and jake sullivan have made clear, our goal is not to hurt china's economy here but our goal is to restrict the flow of very high in technologies that can enhance their military. i think they've described it as a small but a high wall. that has to be our focus. that's on export side as well as outbound investment which we call reverse cfius. .. need to produce or so we have to agree among ourselves and know how big the garden should be a walk. >> i think we have time for one or two questions from. >> is a microphone behind. >> this is wildcard but we talked about sanctions and restrictions particularly in technology. we have this you little giant elephant in the corne

groups of leaders like titans premier li qiang -- chinese premier li qiang, japanese prime minister kishidaad: there we go. and there is imran ibrahim. let's get back to business and we have got chinese manufacturing for the gcl technology apparently is in talks with saudi arabia about opening its first overseas factory. two countries to extend their energy ties beyond oil. their ceo talked to us exclusively about operations that could start as early as 2025. >> because of our cost advantage and quality stability, i think in the future the emerging technology manufacturing capacity would continue to increase the market share of granular silicon, and this revenue will continue to increase under stable conditions. david: before we talk about china, i want to ask you what your outlook is for global demand for solar projects this year. >> i am optimistic because as of august this year, the entire pv market's manufacturing capacity and utilization rates are quite high. from an optimistic perspective, this year's capacity will reach 400 gigawatts. even a pessimistic estimate might reach 380 gigaw

kishida has been speaking and new york, he says he will be unveiling an outline of promised economicrst half of next week, it is still that story of the boj and the government there being focused on any signals of more persistent growth in the country and what needs to be done to address that. the first 20 days of exports numbers, we saw a rise of nearly 10% for korea in september. that is quite a reversal from what we had seen the first 10 days of data -- the first one days of exports up nearly 10% on the year for south korea for september. imports still down 1.5%. let's change on and take a look at what we are seeing in terms of the market reaction to that. if you change on the board, korea as i said, those numbers just dropping for the exports data. . a gain of 10% thereabouts on the year. not much of a market reaction. we could see something coming through in terms of the korean won. korean trade numbers are a beltway for the global economy so that is quite a reversal. in the first 20 days, we saw exports up a .9% on the her for september. imports still in contraction territory.

get the attention it deserved, was bringing together president yoon of south korea, prime minister kishidartant democracies, right on the doorstep of china in the cases of japan and south korea, to meet annually, to do greater military exercises annually, to deepen our security and economi annually. it is important that president biden continues to work and to lead on the world stage to strengthen and deepen our alliances in the west, to confront russia's brutal invasion of ukraine, and in the east to make sure we are on a stronger footing in the indo-pacific. the prc under the brutal dictatorship of the chinese communist party has continued to struggle economically, and xi jinping's leadership on the world stage is increasingly being challenged by economic and demographic developments at home >>> coming up, the biden administration's new move to reduce the price of prescription drugs. rsv is in for a surprise. meet arexvy. ( ♪♪ ) the first fda-approved rsv vaccine. arexvy is used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can severely affect the lungs

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the dprk withdrew from the dprk completely it is noteworthy that today the prime minister of japan kishidates, as they called them, people who are ready to go anywhere for a bowl of rice, as for putin’s meeting and the bath there was a closed part, including a lot of important things that were said and we will listen publicly. please, we are very pleased to see the high representative of the people's republic of china in russia for the last time. we met in february, i think, of this year, and you came to prepare the visit of the president of the people's republic of china. our good and great friend, the chairman, i must say that this visit was successful, we see this as the result of our interaction, because it gave good impulses for the development of bilateral ties. this applies to international affairs. here we act with a unified position on the formation of a multipolar world. a not a world based on some rules that no one has seen and which change every day in accordance with the situation and for the benefit of those who came up with this ridiculous formula. mm. uh, this is firstly, a

. >> oh, the prime minister fumio kishida, has moved to reassure residents that water from the fukushimaglass of water? b walking through the reactor complex or c, a ate sushi eating sushi? i think you know what? >> i'm going to go for a they actually took a c, you go for c? >> yeah, you're going to go for sushl >> yeah, you're going to go for sushi. sushi the answer is, oh, c from oh oh yeah. >> i haven't lost in weeks . >> i haven't lost in weeks. >> i haven't lost in weeks. >> you've lost that though. i think it was. well done. well done. so the scores on the doors, well done to lizzie. i hope you won at home. yes. the japanese minister is japanese prime minister is trying to reassure japanese citizens is citizens that released water is safe. well, listen, on today's show, i've been asking, do you believe that rishi sunak can win the general election? the next general election? according poll, 13% according to a twitter poll, 13% of say yes, 87% of you say of you say yes, 87% of you say no.thank of you say yes, 87% of you say no. thank you so much to my panel no. thank you so much to