that will help south koreans reduce the cost of the reunification in the future and will change a north korean people. if the people are hungry and they become rich and well fed, they will change their mind set. there hostile posture toward the -- their hostile posture toward the south could change once the economy goes up and they're living style goes up. this peninsula -- it could help the whole security of the northern and southern peninsula. i want to wait -- and make one more point -- i want to make one more point. there's discussion about the role of china. it is time to address our problem to the chinese people, especially the young chinese, more so than rely on the information from the internet. -- most of them rely on the information from the internet. through the chinese internet -- i read chinese, russian, all of that information -- what they are talking about with korea is information fed by others -- there is no north korean or south korean opinion known to the chinese youngsters. if you ask the young kids things, if you are hit by someone else, what would you do? they will

. >>> north korea has released the crew members of a south korean fishing boat captured for alleged illegal fishing one month ago. the boat was handed over at the sea boundary between north and south korea on tuesday and arrived at the port of sokcho later in the day. the three south korean and four chinese fishing workers were brought safely to the port. the captain said they were able to return home thanks to the support of the south korean people. north korea says they were freed on humanitarian grounds. but after the announcement of the release, the north requested rice aid from south korea to help north koreans hit by floods last month. political analysts say that more south koreans may urge their government to give food aid following the release of the fishing crew. south korea maintains that it will not supply rice, saying they cannot be sure the aid will actually reach the affected people. >>> inaustraa, primeinisr julia guillard is now certain to stay in power. two independent lawmakers announced her to stay in the party enabling her to follow the inconclusive general election last

the south koreans lost a ship. there are all kinds of things that make this conference and the timings of this conference very important, and i think it is an important contribution that the university makes it to continue its education, not only for the students here, the next two semesters attending this year, but for the faculty and other people who gather for conferences like this. collins is a friend of everyone who has served in the peninsula. we welcome you to the platform to deliver a paper on setting the stage on talks and discussions about the sinking of the south korean ship. thank you. >> thank you, general partner. i certainly want to thank the man who invited me to speak. i would like to thank the marine corps university. not working? any technical assistance that can help me. ok, i will just speak loud. thanks to the marine corps university, the foundation, and the korea economic institute for putting this on. i think the doctor for selecting me to participate in this. basically i am here to call the

the south koreans are pretty clear he's a technocrat he knows what needs to be done i would have thought the chinese will insist that if they're putting aid in which i think they're probably going to now because they fear instability but this time at the very least they must cross the nat'l the market reform whether they'll give up the bomb though that's another matter ok if i can go to you now donald in seoul they've tried just about everything when it comes to self-reliance i mean do you think the chinese now will start insisting because this is a time of instability of uncertainty say look we have a lot of answers for you we can we can be your safety net now because there are too many unknowns out there we have a lot of unknowns that we can provide you do you think that the new regime there will start looking that way and say yeah we can keep our sovereignty but we're going to have a we're going to be a junior and partnership with a much more powerful country that isn't threatening north korea by the way. well i think the times have been insisting some time and haven't been getting ve

on august 8th, a north korean vessel towed a south korean squid boat with a crew of four south koreans and three chinese to a port on the northeast coast. the south called on the north to release the crew. the north said the decision to release the crew members was made from a humanitarian point of view after the crew admitted coming into the economic zone and promised never to do it again. monday's announcement is the north's first flexible response to the south since tensions soared over the sinking of an n. a commission concluded that the vessel was sunk by a north korean torpedo. >>> chinese president hu jintao said his government plans to improve the life of workers in shenzhen, an economic bordering hong kong. hu made the comment at a ceremony to mark the 30th anniversary of the zone on monday. shenzhen was designated in 1980 as the first special economic zone in china to accept foreign investment. >> hu stressed that the reform and open door policy led to the economic recovery of china. hu also said the government will establish a system for companies and workers to share benefi

north korea torpedoes the south korean ship. 46 sailors died, but the intention was for 104. in south korea, that -- she argues that is not necessarily look at. the lee myung-bak administration, he argues, did an embarrassing job of being cleared and keeping the public up to speed -- of being clear and keeping the public up to speed in communicating with the public. we saw significant distrust of what the administration was doing after and because of the cheonan incident. to add to what he says in his paper, there was a recent sentiment in north korea -- south korea -- there was a recent survey of sentiment in south korea in may and june with a healthy sample size of over 1000 people. because local elections were happening in south korea soon after the cheonan incident, there were a lot of accusations that what the administration was doing about north korea and the incident had everything to do with politics, with elections coming up, etc. the survey results say that 61% of south koreans believe how the administration was handling north korea after the cheonan incident was bec

and south korean sailors. south korea will send four ships and a submarine to take part in the drills, while the u.s. is sending a ship and submarine. china's government announced its military plans to stage live ammunition exercises in the yellow sea from wednesday to saturday next week. but in an apparent effort to allay china's fears, the u.s. will not send a nuclear powered aircraft carrier to participate in this weekend's joint exercises as it did for previous drills in july east of the korean peninsula in the sea of japan. >>> the leadership race for japan's democratic party is fully under way. the two contenders trying to drum up support for their policy proposals. prime minister naoto kan seeking re-election as party president is being challenged by the party's former secretary-general ichiro ozawa. on friday, the third day of official campaigning, ozawa dropped by the offices of each of the party's upper house members. those he visited included naoki tanaka, son-in-law of the late former prime minister

meanwhile, the north and south korean militaries have held their first direct talks in years. they ended without agreement. perhaps the return to dialogue is showing that the north korea seeks stability. >> the winner of the most prestigious race of cycling, toward the french, failed a drug test. contador says that he must have been a victim of food contamination. hasain's conservative party alleged that electoral fraud robbed her party of a victory. she claims its predominately occurred within the asian community. officials in the pakistan have stopped all nato supply trucks crossing into afghanistan. they said it was in response to a helicopter attack on the checkpoint close to the border, resulted in the death of three pakistani soldiers. we can go live to our correspondent in islamabad. this is a retaliation and just how angry the authorities are there? >> we have had angry statements from ministers as well who say that they will take it up with the american embassy. it surrounds an incident from the early hours this morning when a coalition helicopter came close to the in

on monday, south koreans will release a larger report that will add to the level of details. there are people in south korea who find it inconvenience to admit north korea was behind it. they want to reach out and create a large ly unconventiona idea. it is really a smoking gun that they sank a south korean naval vessel in south korean waters. host: if the younger kim was placed on the military commission, what do you think about that? guest: there are a number of positions he could be given that would indicate he is going to be the successor. the central committee of the korea's workers' party, it is likely he could be announced in that position, probably not yet the ten or so real leaders. it's likely that will be announced. host: good morning from the republican line. caller: good morning. calling from harrisburg. go to talk to you. watch you everyday. my question to this gentleman is, don't we have any indel against in north korea -- are you there? that tells us anything that we would have an idea that this young man has travelled to china? don't our people have anyway of

when i referred to the alliance, i refer to the south koreans and americans. i have had a front row seat to see how effective that command, that alliance has been at deterring war on the korean peninsula. but from the same seat, i saw they did not do a very good job in the term provocation, because it happened all the time. everyone here remembers and third, fourth grade, a bully trying to take your lunch money. essentially, for the past few decades, the north koreans have been doing that to us on a regular basis, and we keep letting them do it. everybody knows the way to stop a bully is to stand up to them. we do that sometimes, but not often enough to deter those provocations. there were attempts on the president, the shrinking of the nation. i could go on and on. majorve a list of neighbo provocation from the north koreans. certainly, the north koreans are very good students of using the military as a tool as a political and diplomatic tool. political policy has worked fairly well. as one looks at this sunken ship, the way that they have shaped the west see,

because once they know meet the foreigners, like south korean or missioners. >> what are the chinese christians doing to help these north kore refugees? >> providing shelter and food and sometimes a way how to meet. >> you are in contt with christians in north korea? >> yes. i contact underground churches. many underground churches. their societies are like a family, 2-3 ople. it is not easy to contact them inside north korea. we contact them when they come into chie na. >> we wish you all the best, 318 mission paners, >>> vatican declaring the visit to united kingdom a success. pope benedict wrapped up a trip. christians of all denominations almost the pop >> despitthe controversy of the catholic urch including child abuse stories, uk's first visit has received resounding support of christians of all denominations. president of the methodist confence, reverend alson was one of many church leaders that almost r welcomed the opportunity to meet the pope. >> i was delighd. it is important we go on having conversations. in england, particularly, the catholichurch has been part of the wo

and south korean militaries will need to reschedule a joint anti-submarine drill in the yellow sea. the drill, which was scheduled to begin on sunday, has been delayed due to an approaching tropical storm. >>> the u.s. government will send its special envoy on north korean issues to south korea, japan, and china next week. stephen bosworth will visit seoul, tokyo and beijing in that order between sunday and thursday. u.s. assistant secretary of state philip crowley announced the trip on tuesday. the visit comes in advance of the likely meeting of deputies of the ruling workers party to pave the way for the eventual transfer of power in north korea. the u.s. is also expected to take up the issue of a resumption of the six-party talks with the three countries as china, which acts as the chair, has been pushing the five other members to restart the talks. crowley suggested, however, that bosworth's trip will not necessarily result in the immediate resumption of the talks. >> we will continue our consultations with the key parties in this process but i would suggest, as we have in the p

the accord comes into effect on july 1 of next year, exporters will save 1.6 billion euros in south korean customs duties. the north koreans will face a $1.1 billion reduction in customs costs. >> it is a very big step. a very big step in opening markets in asia for our countries. this will create prosperity and jobs. >> trade volume could increase by 19 billion euros as a result. >> pope benedict has criticized catholic church leaders as insufficiently diligent over decades of sexual abuse of chchdren. he made the comments after arriving in britain after the first visit by a roman catholic pope in years. his job was to inspire the roman catholic minority in an increasingly secular country. >> it was a major highlight of the pope's historic visit. this was attended by tens of thousands of people. pope benedict addressed scotland's young catholics. urging them to resist the destructive and divisive temptations of drugs, money, sex, and alcohol. >> he will set you free from slavery to the glittering superficial existence to the society. >> the pontiff was welcomed in edinburgh by the queen.

. >>> if europe has its way, we will see more south korean cars on the road. >> europe could sign a huge trade deal with south korea as soon as next monday, this despite a hold up from italy, on fears that it will hurt the country's automobile industry. european union officials expect to fine-tune the deal this weekend to ease italy's worries. it would wipe out millions in duties between the eu and south korea. >> resistance to the agreement is coming primarily from italy's car industry, which fears that south korea could easily flood the market and overwhelm local carmakers. but the italians are isolated, and the e.u. is certain they will come on board. >> the commission is saying we are confident this will not be agreed today, but it is the biggest single free-trade agreement the european union has concluded with any country anywhere and they're desperate to get it done and they think will be signed by all 27 countries in october at a special summit in brussels. >> companies are looking forward to a major boost from the free- trade agreement. one study says european exports to south ko

and south korean governments are fabricating fax? is it possible for almost 80 scientists to cover it the fax? lastly, if you believe it is so, why are other countries like the united states, sweden, and australia, agreed to the conclusion? thank you. >> i am not a physicist, i am a political scientist. although i studied business -- physics as an undergrad, and i was not even as good . i can do simple arithmetic. it does not take an einstein to understand the scientific data, and it does not take einstein to do basic math to estimate the size of a shockwave and to estimate the size of a doubling that does not take a right which it rocket scientist to see the data from x.r.d. and e.d.s. i stopped short of charging the j.i.g. of fabricating the data. all i said is the j.i.g. has failed to provide facts that would support its conclusion. as i said, i remain open to the possibility that north koreans actually did it, but what i am here trying to point out is there is a disconnect between the conclusion and evidence. as we are on the iss

the south korean government has not released an official statement, but it's expected to take the news favorably because last month kan expressed remorse and apologized for the past colonization of korea on the 100th anniversary of japan's annexation. >>> about 2,000 tourists were evacuated from the eiffel tower in paris on tuesday evening after an anonymous caller phoned in a bomb threat. french police say the tower's management office received a call saying the structure had been rigged with explosives. visitors were cleared from the monument and nearby parks. >> we were just about to get on the elevator, and they told us that something was wrong, a technical problem, and we all had to leave. >> police say a three-hour search by a bomb disposal team failed to turn up any explosives. around the same time, a station in central paris was closed for about an hour due to a similar threat. police are examining phone records to find out whether the two threats were from the same caller. >>> iran has released an american woman after detaining her for more than one year. but said it's not con

we have this from the south korean capital, seoul. >> this is the only photo of kim jong-un , taken two decades ago. almost nothing is known about him except that he comes from are ruthless and powerful bloodline. kim il-sung and his son, kim jong il, are the only two leaders of north korea has ever known. kim jong-il had a very long and public grooming for power, seen as the only possible successor for his godlike father. the leadership cold could easily pass at you another generation -- cult could easily pass to another generation. the talk is once again of succession, but this time it needs to be organized in more haste. and with the added problem, many suggest, that none of his three known as suns appear to be promising leaders. the first, kim jong nam, was at once caught trying to enter japan with a false passport, trying to visit tokyo's disneyland. the second son, kim jong chul, is reportedly considered too thin and then by his father. that leaves the third son, perhaps soon to be in charge of a fledgling nuclear power. political successions in totalitarian states are always frau

different parts of south korean government say different things.o not actually know exactly when it happened. where did it occur? the korean navy technical data system that tracks all navy ship movement shows that it disappeared at this point. but the navy claims the ship sank at another location here. and the patrols on the ship who was standing guard at the moment of the incident testified that they had observed rescue operations further down south, down here. so where did it really occur? we are not sure. how did the incident occurred? there were claims that an outside explosion produced a shock wave and a bubble effect that severed the ship like this. it produces a shock wave first, and then, it bubbled this form, and it expands and shrinks a number of times, and the combination of shock wave and bobble destroyed the ship. -- the combination of shockwave and bubble destroyed the ship. these are pictures of a south korean torpedo experiment, and it shows an incoming torpedo comes toward this ship, explodes, sends a shock wave, creating a huge co

from the south korean capital, here's our correspondent. >> the north korean government controls all newspapers. it's difficult to know if ordinary people of north korea are aware of the conference taking place in p'yongyang. it has shown the outside world two important things, that kim jong-il is in good enough health to attend, and he has almost certainly decided who will potentially replace him as the leader of this isolated fledgling nuclear power. it's a remarkable story, even by the standards of one of the world's most totalitarian states. the details are making the front pages on this side of the border. here is the founder of north korea. here's his son, the current leader, kim jong-il. and one of the few childhood of him,exthat exists there is his son, kim jong-un. >> just hours before the conference, he was promoted to the rank of four start military general. now we learn he has been made vice chairman of the military commission and a member of the central committee. there can now be little bill that he is the chosen successor. -- air can now be little doubt that he is the

from the south korean capital of seoul, here is one of our correspondence. >> from the trains pulling into an immaculate pyongyang central station to the choreographed uniformity of the arriving delegates, it is clear that something is going on. these are pictures that north korea is off authoritarian rulers want the world to see, showing a city being prepared for a very significant event indeed. the last time a major party gathering was held was in 1980 -- 30 years ago. that meeting sok kim jong il appointed to the highest ranks of the party, -- saw kim jong-il appointed to the highest ranks of the party, confirming him as his father's successor. after years in charge, he is for real, the elderly, and on well. there is speculation that he is -- is frail, elderly, and unwell. there's speculation that he is about to do the same and appoint his son as his successor. kim jong-un has been given the rank of four-star general. >> there will be cries of joy in public in front of the tv crews. even in private houses. the radio, newspapers, and media will start telling stories about his greatn

however, afterward italy strongly opposed the deal on the grounds that cutting eu tariffs on south korean cars could greatly affect its auto industry. at thursday's meeting eu foreign ministers took italy's concerns into consideration and decided to delay the launch of the fta by six months. the two sides also agreed that emergency restrictions would be issued when imports of compact cars and other vehicles from south korea suddenly increase. >> it is i think a very big step, a very big step in opening markets in asia for our companies. >> the fta document will be officially signed at the eu-korea summit. that's the eu-south korea summit on october 6th. >>> and now we check out the latest in business news. here's ines matsuyama. >> thanks, catherine. >>> tokyo stocks continued to rise on wednesday morning thanks to japan's recent moves to weaken the yen. the nikkei 225 ended the morning session at 9,580 points, up 71 ticks, or 0.8%. export-related stocks led gainers, but profit taking kept the market's gains. to currencies now. and the dollar's little changed against the yen early friday.

relations have been almost nonexistent since seoul accused pyongyang of sinking a south korean warship in april, killing 46 sailors. the head of north korea's red cross has reportedly contacted his counterpart in the south to try to bring relatives together at a resort on the north side of the border. >>> dozens of miners in northern spain are entering their 10th day underground as part of a protest against unpaid wages. an estimated 10,000 families depend on one of the mines and valencia, one of the few areas in the country where coal is mined. >> a strike with a difference. deep underground, these are some of the 50 spanish-refusing to come up until they are paid their wages. it is dark, dusty, and damp, but the men are determined. >> we have good morale. we have been here nine days already and we have had many problems, especially physical. but not in terms of morale. in that sense, we are on how to% fine. they will not be able to break us. -- we are 100% fine. >> above ground, protests took a more traditional form. the fights are more about -- are about more than just pay, it is ab

and south korean militaries will need to reschedule a joint anti-submarine drill in the yellow sea. the drill, which is scheduled to begin or was scheduled to begin on sunday, has been delayed due to an approaching tropical storm. >>> japan's leading airline nippon airways will launch a discount carrier. the decision comes as more local carriers offer routes flying into japan from the asia pacific region. japan airlines plans to introduce a similar carrier. ana plans to unveil the airline by fiscal 2011. it will use a streamlined fleet with very reduced services to offer discounts. the new airline will be partly financed by an investment fund and operate under a different name. the carrier will be initially based at kunsai international airport in western japan but it will aim to expand its business to narita airport near tokyo. ana will officially announce the new airline on thursday. >>> japan's government is mulling new ways to promote eco-friendly car sales. on wednesday the ministry said it ended subsidies for the environmental friendly cars. buyers could get as much as $3,000

here is the main south korean news agency. they are trying to work that out. the agency's political analyst does not believe the leader is too sick to be shown on television. he thinks it is just north korea's reluctance to give out information of any kind. when a television pictures of the leader's son, kim jong un? >> the north koreans know that the outside world thinks it is weird to have three generations of the same family running the country. that is why i think it will build his image up at home through a propaganda, and only when he is established as a leader in his own right will the present him to the outside world. >> the only official pictures to have come out of north korea since the party meeting closed show enthusiastic citizens through early on message. >> the party meeting was a historic event, and the korean people highly proclaim our respected general as general secretary of the workers' party of korea. >> if it had been official policy to praise the leader's son, that man would certainly have done it. it is clearly going to take time to bui

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didn't they'd its biggest meeting in three decades due to concerns over their leaders health but south korean t.v. reports that came jong il's condition is not serious enough to cancel the conference it's believed the red workers' party gathering will speed up plans to name kim's son the successor to the frail leader who's thought to have suffered a stroke two years ago. you're with r.t.l. will live twenty four seven and there are also more stories features and blogs and a lot more on our website if you could have a look at r.t. dot com here's just a few of the things which might catch your eye right now. no clowning around this time as russia's most renowned jester demonstrates their deep feelings behind the make up underwritten one. hundred think hollywood movies have told you all there is to them about russian mobsters you just might have a few surprises in store for you just go to auntie dot com and take russian mafia quiz. show. singapore is being accused of expanding its coastline with illegally dredged saddened from neighboring states in the last fifty years the small island nation has

apparently delayed its biggest meeting in three decades due to concerns over their leader's health but south korean t.v. reports that kim jong il condition is not serious enough to cancel the conference it's believed the rare workers' party gathering will speed up plans to name kim's son as successor to the frail leader who's thought to have suffered a stroke two years ago. singapore is being accused of expanding its coastline with illegally dredged sand from neighboring states the last fifty years the small island nation has increased its territory by more than twenty percent but as our teams were a financial reports it seems only singapore is benefiting from shifting sands. seem to be who has one of the world's most prosperous and fastest growing economies the tiny island one of the smallest twenty nations in the world is growing fast to. the key global shipping hard its fast food conflicts is happening expanding relentlessly in the sea by land reclamation. we have been taking sail from our hills and then. when there are no more hills then we have been breaking from from the sea a bit. more thoug

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are seen as a sign that the neighbors are working to repair relations so after the sinking of a south korean warship in march seoul blames pyongyang for the incident that killed forty six sailors north korea meantime denies and called. our time for the business now with korea stay with us. hello and welcome to business good to have you with us this hour a major investment forum kicks off south of russia business leaders from around the world will spend the next few days in sochi capital of the two thousand and fourteen olympics the first news coming from the event russia's state corporation russian technologies and boeing have signed a contract to supply fifty boeing seven three seven jets it will be acquired for air for russian allies now a unit of russian technology probably the best has signed agreements to foreign direct investment funds totaling eight hundred million dollars with united arab emirates companies to invest in infrastructure real estate insurance projects for his opening speech russia's prime minister putin said the government was well aware of the problems facing the rest

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was in moscow on wednesday to sign a cooperation agreement on the south korean gas pipeline russia's energy minister sergei cost said it was in the interest of europe to quit favorable conditions to south stream thirty that there was no way alternative to the project and i'm going to work with were being told that the project is too expensive and this is not needed in europe i'd like to draw attention to the fact that the gas will be sold at the market price that will be formed in europe well the european consumers should not be worried about the cost of the south stream construction this is a concern to shareholders that there is an offer in europe the more market price will drop which is in the consumer's interest. that we are absolutely sure that there is no alternative to the south stream project confident that the construction of the south stream will provide regular gas deliveries not only to the whole of southern europe but also to many consumers in the rest of europe. western pipeline operator transnet investment group so much capital by the black sea port of nova said no but

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absolutely and significant in terms of economic competition the same applied to the joint north and south korean industrial complex in case on a free trade agreement was signed between the u.s. and south korea several years ago which has not yet been ratified by the refusal of the us to include spoons and forks and other consumer goods manufactured in that area into the agreement was one of the stumbling blocks the us did not agree for a few million dollars to enter the market and yet it's hard to imagine how this could threaten the u.s. and world economies. so in your opinion it's beneficial in some ways for certain countries like the united states for example to have korea isolated. civility but. unfortunately we have to draw this conclusion we cannot explain everything entirely by north korea's might of course much depends on the past on the traditions on the fear of opening up because that may lead to undesirable political consequences on the other hand when they say north korea needs to become a civilized country and to be integrated into the world community there never too keen really to d

now to some other stories making headlines around the world the south korean state media is reporting that the country's ruling party will hold its first conference in thirty years next week saw anything leader kim jong il will name his successor which is lucky to be one of his sons the meeting has been delayed several times at her thinking to kim's health problems well officials say it's because the country has been dealing with deadly floods and the typhoon. the colombian army says it killed a senior militant commander major rate at the country's border ecuador last weekend still cub ana is among twenty seven to receive died is also being wanted us to contain trafficking it's thought he was behind an attack on policeman a week ago in the border town of san miguel which killed eight offices in a series of militant strikes on the since you elected its new president just. one of the main separatist leaders in kashmir says protests against india continues unless demands are met. you know many wants the withdrawal of indian security forces an end to the current curfew he's one of three i