united states, and europe. the newspaper quoted this in its online edition on thursday, quoting several industry sources in china. it says the chinese government ended its unannounced export ban to these countries without explanation. china had been blocking shipments of rare earth metals to japan since mid september and to the u.s. and europe since october 18th. the materials are vital in making high-tech goods such as smartphones. the u.s. government indicated it would discuss china's suspension of shipments at the group of 20 summit meeting in south korea next month. it may also bring up the issue during bilateral talks with china. >>> u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton says her country will strengthen its commitment to air-conditions's security and economy. clinton made the remarks in honolulu on thursday before setting off on a two-week tour of the asia pacific region. she reaffirmed the u.s. alliance with japan is the cornerstone of diplomacy in asia. clinton also said the u.s. will promote its coope

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defense minister, toe she me kitazawa met with his two counterparts, china and the united states. japan has proposed a defense hotline with china to prevent troubles near the country's maritime borders. that follows a collision in the east china sea that strained bilateral ties. kitazawa say its says it's unproductive to discuss the trawler and the senkaku islands because japan already explained its stance on the matter. china and taiwan claim sovereignty over the islands. he said defense officials should pursue a strategic and mutually beneficial relationship. liang said he's satisfied the two countries handled the collision by keeping the future of their relations in mind. he added that he wants to promote defense exchanges. but he wouldn't confirm whether a visit to a chinese port by a trading ship from japan's maritime self-defense force would go ahead as scheduled this month. kitazawa also met u.s. defense secretarary robert gates in han. he thanked gates for pointing out that the japan/u.s. security treaty covers the senkaku islands in the east china sea. last month gates sa

defense chiefs of the united states and china also had a meeting on monday. robert gates has suggested to liang guanglie about setting up a dialogue framework so future confrontation would not lead to suspension of bilateral military exchanges. it was the first of such a meeting between the two countries in about a year. china froze military exchanges with the u.s. earlier this year to protest the u.s. decision to sell arms to taiwan, but the two countries agreed last month to restore them. the two agreed in the meeting that gates will visit china early next year. >>> china is showing more displeasure about the nobel peace prize going to liu xiaobo. beijing is calling off a bilateral fisheries meeting scheduled for this week. the cancelation comes amid growing tension between the two countries after the oslo-based committee made the announcement. norwegian fisheries and coastal affairs minister hansen was supposed to meet with china's vice fisheries minister in beijing on wednesday. the norwegian government says china did not give any reason for canceling the

there's just so much, even though we come at it so differently, the united states and china, we have the exact same interest in seeing stability in the south. i can't quite comprehend why we haven't been -- the united states hasn't been much more forward-leaning, with all the disputes and issues that divide beijing and washington these days, not to send a senior envoy with a very positive message, to say let's work on this together, let's go back together and make sure that in support of the immediate yage, china and the united states, the two countries in the world that have the most influence in sudan, can bring different forms of influence, whether it's the good cop, bad cop, whatever the scenario is, let's work together on that. in our times, we've both gone to the security council and addressed them and told the chinese very directly about the implications of non-involvement on this one. that the first targets are going to be the chinese oil installations. the chinese aren't stupid. they can fight a conventional war and get bludgeoned. the whole south will be destroyed. or they

when it happens, and it will happen, the united states and china in particular could end up going down an extremely confrontational path. you see, this has to be resolved, will a unified korea have north korea's nuclear weapons? what happens to american troops because unified korea would now be an american ally with nuclear weapons and american troops bordering china. rather than wait until crisis strikes and we're in the middle of all this, this is the time to start sorting all this out by talks between china, south korea and the united states, privately, of course, but urgently. we have a great show for you today. first up peter diamond, the american economist has just won the nobel prize for his work on unemployment, the hottest topic in the land. he'll tell us what he sees in the u.s. jobs picture and also tell us why he was blocked by the gop from a spot on the federal reserve. >>> next up, afghanistan is talking to the taliban, iraq still doesn't have a government, currency was breaking out all over the globe. we'll spin the globe and talk about all of this with a great "gps" pan

states and britain china france and germany are expected to take part in the talks that are likely to happen in vienna in mid november. pakistani militants staged a shoot out in the country's largest city karate leaving at least twenty five dead the motive is unknown but police suggest the killings are linked to gangs controlled by rival political groups the violence came as a by election was being held following the murder of a deputy of the local assembly there's been fears beforehand that the poll could trigger fresh ethnic and political bloodshed in karachi. some of chile's thirty three rescue workers have returned to the mine that nearly became their tomb for a ceremony marking their survival the events being held at camp hope for families had prayed for their loved ones the government's promise to look after the rescued miners with each already getting nearly ten thousand dollars compensation compensation but there wasn't such good news for their colleagues. they've been out of work since the incident occurred in august they held an angry demonstration claiming they've been forg

china has launched the second lunar probe to rival the united states and russia. china says it will pave the way for an eventual and manned landing. flawed and dangerous and an insult to history, there has been a furious reaction from the rwandan government before the official publication of a long- awaited un report to allegations of human rights violations in the neighboring democratic republic of condo. -- of congo. mark doyle reports. >> up to 1 million were killed in days. it rivals the holocaust of the jews in world war ii. the rest of the world looked away. it was led by a brilliant rebel general, now described by his enemies as a ruthless politician. chasing their hutu enemies, the government of tiny rwanda came to dominate events in their much larger neighbor, congo. it says rwandan soldiers with condoleezza allies attacked hutu civilians as much with co ngolese allies, attacked hutu civilians. it includes these were systematic and widespread attacks which, if proven before a competent court, could be classified as crimes of genocide. the now president wa

the top 3 countries at contributed, united states, south korea and china. george thomas cbn news, in cape town, south africa. >> beautiful. farther north in ugandaa new generation of evangelist is impacting africans, andrew palau hosted a gospel festival in kampala. stan jeter reports. >> report: over 200 motorcycle taxis helped spread the word all over kampala. love y you uganda festival, >> they want to come througextreme support and medical services. >> the younger crowd, most had never seen this kind of an extreme sport stunt up close. the importance of reaching uganda youth those growing up in kampala'1,000 churches. >> they run the dangeof the second and third and fourth generationof a christianized society can walk away fromgod and never fully understand and turn the back on the church if it is not engaging them. we really have been speaking to the next generation of whag it means to be a personal follower of jesus christ. >> during a world wind series andrew palau had a message. >> when the sun sets, you'll be free indeed. >> they preached the messa

the united states and china keep trading accusations regarding their currency. and, of course, both have their point. of course, anything that should be done, should be done -- a broken record, he sang it again and again. what has to be done now and what can we expect for the meeting in a month? >> i don't want to raise expectations for the g-20. what i want to explain is that the discussion that takes place, not only between china and the u.s., but other partners, a very important one and i think we are now arriving at the moment where people are discussing all the right stuff. they're discussing the right stuff -- the real problem, is rebalancing question. the move of interest rate would be more a consequence of rebalancing. i think everybody understands this. there is -- no way to achieve growth everywhere it is not done in a cooperative way. that is a message from the framework we will provide for the g-20, and i think it is more and more understood by the capitals. what i expect is the progress of this idea will be stronger enough to avoid conflicting situa

the philippines and indonesia are also deepening their military cooperation with the united states to check china's military expansion. and here in japan, there are increasing demands for the strengthening of the japan-u.s. alliance to counter china's military expansion. as japan works to revise its thashl defense program guidelines by the end of this year, some experts insist that the nations should deploy more units on their southwest islands of okinawa prefecture. so it is clear that japan's government understand the necessity of rethinking its strategy in south china. >>> here is some of the news received from broadcasting stations across asia. we begin with this item sent by cctv china. china launched a second moon exploration probe on friday marking the 51st anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china. a rocket blasted off from the southwestern province of sichuan just before 7:00 p.m. local time. the control center said the satellite is expected to take 112 hours to reach its orbit. the aim of the latest mission is to take high-resolution pictures of the part

the philippines and indonesia are also deepening their military cooperation with the united states to check china's military expansion. and here in japan, there are increasi demands for the strengthening of the japan-u.s. alliance to counter china's military expansion. as japan works to revise its thashl defense program guidelines by the end of this year, some experts insist that the nations should deploy more units on their southwest islands of okinawa prefecture. so it is clear that japan's government understand the necessity of rethinking its strategy in south china. >>> here is some of the news received from broadcasting stations across asia. we begin with this item sent by cctv china. china launched a second moon exploration probe on friday marking the 51st anniversary of the founding ofhe pele's republic of china. a rocket blasted off from the southwestern province of sichuan just before 7:00 p.m. local time. the control center said the satellite is expected to take 112 hours to reach its orbit. the aim of the latest mission is to take high-resolution pictures of the part of the

we should have as good relations as possible between the united states of america and china to maintain stability in the world. i do not think there is any doubt that the diplomatic relations i formed with china has helped to stabilize the western pacific. tavis: people who have not followed as closely, or who not -- or who have not been there -- you just said democratic elections in these provinces. >> exactly. shortly after we normalized relations, deng xiaoping ordained that little villages would have democratic elections. the little villages are not part of the communist party system. the communist party starts at big cities. the call them townships, counties, and provinces. the provinces and send it to the national assembly. the little villages are outside the communist party system and he wanted them to have their own governments. he wanted to have an honest selection. there have been various kinds of leaders in china. some have wanted to see this democratic system move up into the communist party, the lower levels of it. other leaders have been very conservative on doing that. hu

states russia china and india don't this smaller countries of the european union need each other well absolutely not it's good that we're cooperating where we want to cooperate it's good that we're trading we're going to where we want to trade let's not kid ourselves i mean the european union is in the big picture it's big it's it's in danger of becoming a school or take part of the world the voicing economies in the world of obviously in the far east india china and also you know brazil indonesia and other places now rather than linking ourselves too closely with one part of the of the world trading system which is decreasing in importance the u.k. or any european country should be more about being involved in a more proactive free trade across the whole the world war than becoming part of a regional association which is risks becoming a pretext reproduction is look what we're seeing in europe at the moment is the degree of social unrest in response to the austerity measures because of the debt crisis do you see that impacting not just on the same but on the european union as a polit

states russia china and india the smaller countries of the european union need each other well absolutely not it's good that we're caught cooperating where we want to cooperate it's good that we're trading we're going to where we want to trade and let's not kid ourselves i mean the european union is in the big picture it's big it's it's in danger of becoming a school or tech part of the world the voicing economies in the world obviously and if obvious to india china and also you know brazil indonesia and other places now rather than linking ourselves too closely with one part of the of the world trading system which is decreasing in importance the u.k. or any european country should be more about being involved in a more proactive free trade across the whole world was them becoming part of a regional association which is risks becoming a professional protectionist book now you could also argue that united states is or is a great a great deal of power and is very important and therefore if that's true why don't we vote in the e.u. why don't we just sign up and become a state of the united

. >> china and the united states are germany's biggest trading partners outside of europe. earlier this year, china overtook germany as the export champion of the world. the united states, despite the current financial crisis, remains the biggest economy in the world. our next report looks at the company near homburg -- hamburg, keeps a very close eye on the exchange rate, because 3/4 of its turnover depend on exports. >> many of his potential clients work in u.s. dollars, putting him at a disadvantage, as the current strength of the euro makes his product more expensive. if the euro appreciates further, the consequences could be significant. >> let's say the euro went to about you of $1 u.s. -- $1.50 u.s., it would become much more difficult to export to the u.s. and to other regions that use the dollar. >> that could lead to a slowdown in exports to countries outside europe. one company based in northern germany builds farm machinery used for mixing animal feed. the euro exchange rate is a constant source of stress for its c.e.o. his products like this are manufactured in

the establishment of relationships between the united states and china. if the cold war was the central struggle of the 20th-century, the fight against terrorism and fanaticism has become the defining struggle of the new millennium. in this historic struggle pakistan and the united states are once again in the trenches together. ladies and gentlemen, we all must be aware of the enormous price that pakistan has paid for its central role in both of these conflicts. , the war against the soviet union in pakistan converted our peaceful country into a society infested sectarianism. 4 million refugees poured across our border and we gave them sanctuary and succor. when the soviets were defeated and left, the united states quickly packed its bags, leaving us to deal with that networks that all this had created. this was the beginning of the taliban and al qaeda. in the ongoing struggle against international terrorism, pakistan also paid a huge price. more than 30,000 of our soldiers have been killed. nearly 7000 law enforcement officials have lost their lives. t

in fact, we have now 42 stores in china and 60% of the product we're shipping from the united states to china. now, this is completely and totally -- >> you're a mad man. >> we've got to be a mad man. or you've got to be thinking of the future. now, unfortunately in the united states, this problem that we have today is not something that was created in the last four, five or ten years. it's a 30-year problem. it's a problem where our industrial structure is now being managed now for financial maneuvering which i think -- >> that's our discussion. >> to the fact of running businesses. i say to myself, and in fact, i've been running ethan allen for 25 years. you know, it's a rare situation. ethan allen in 80 years has had two ceos. two ceos. the first one for 55 years, the founder and i've had the privilege of being there for 25 years. maybe too long, but i say to myself, how do we compete? how do we have products that are competitive, forget selling to china, sell them in the united states. i take a look at germany. germany with high labor costs has one of the highest exports in the w

what does it matter what san francisco, the bay area, california, even the united states, does if china and india keep pumping pollutants into the air? there are some that are convinced that it is a serious problem but don't know what we as individuals or the organizations or corporations we work for can constructively do about it. i think that largely takes in where a lot of us are today. and then, finally, there are the entrepreneurs. those are the folks who realize there is either money to be made or costs to be avoided, like getting out in front of the competition on this issue. and this group we find a lot in the bay area where we have a lot of innovative businesses. i hope there's something in my comments for everybody in each of these categories today, but i think we should keep that in mind. this is san francisco bay. it's upside down, but from australia's perspective, that's just fine. it is the largest estuary on the west coast. i hope this isn't an omen of all of the slides because we're going to all have to turn funny. it's the largest estuary on the west coast on both the n

japan and the night states have much to game -- japan and the united states have much to gain from continued economic growth in china. at the same time, the past china should pursue to maintain -- the past china should pursue to maintain does not lie in foreign-policy adventurism, but rather in respect for values. such as freedom, democracy, fundamental human rights, and rule of law. values long embodied by the u.s. and japan. together, we must tell china to understand how important these values are. the u.s. and japan must work together to help lead china in the right direction. a firm message must be sent to china, a message that must be backed up by substance of actions. whenever i have the chance, i point out the fact that the exercise of collective self- defense ism -- collective self- defense is a natural right for any country. certain elements in japan continue to proclaim, completely without merit, that exercising defense would needlessly provoked china and other asian nations. but, it is exactly that type of thinking that poses a threat to japan's national interests. it is imperativ

the united states and china. it's the united states' business relationship with china that has allowed the government to solidify its power through the pocketbook. it is american consumers who have managed to put trillions of dollars into the hands of the chinese and for years we were told that this business relationship between the u.s. and china, the trading relationship would be something that would bring democracy to china, but, in fact, others say perhaps it has just meant the chinese have been able to keep a tighter grip on free speech and peace activists. >> big news for us here at home. about an hour from now we get the september unemployment numbers. what are we expecting? >> maybe to tick up to 9.7%, maybe 75,000 private sector jobs to be created. we won't know until about an hour's time. some of the stimulus-related jobs have been rolling off. so you could see that affect this number. it's an important number, it's the last big economic number before the midterm elections. and if you see a jobless rate

was the biggest market for luxury cars for example and i believe strongly that china to replace the united states shortly is the biggest market for diamonds who currently united states account for some fifty percent of the global ban market but i think surely china could you place it there and there would be the money that's all the business news for now but you can get more stores small website r.t. dot com slash business. wealthy british scientists are. time to. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser reports. hungry for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. we take you through our top stories if you will a close call for brazil's two presidential favorites as the race to lead one of the world's fastest growing economies is forced into a runoff also. president bush is altering his not only go beyond diplomatic scent the downright indecent present event of slams the russian hysteria among top officia

south korea has participated in a joint naval drill with the united states and japan for the first time. the exercise was part of initiatives to prevent the proliferation of materials used for nuclear and biological weapons. 15 countries either observed or took part the exercise carried out on thursday. the drill was aimed at blocking maritime shipments under the u.s. led proliferation security initiative. in the drill, a u.s. aegis equipped vessel and a japanese maritime self-defense force destroyer approached a mock nuclear transport ship. later south korean troops descended from a helicopter and took control of the transport ship. south korea had been joining psi drills only as an observer out of consideration for relations with north korea. however, the nuclear test by north korea in may last year prompted south korea to participate this time. by joining the exercise, the south korean government is apparently trying to keep pressure on north korea. pyongyang continues to develop nuclear weapons despite growing international criticism. now, more than 80 people across japan have been

countries like the united states to countries like china brazil russia. as finance leaders gathered to brainstorm a recovery many say the world economy is getting a divorce from the united states. and it will need russian explorers who are braving freezing cold temperatures to stake their country's claim to the arctic's treasury. this is our day coming to live from moscow where it's nine am the saturday morning i'm marina joshie welcome to the program so you are being stepped up across kyrgyzstan on the eve of a landmark poll while fears remain of possible violence sunday's parliamentary vote is hoped to bring stability to the country a rag by political chaos an ethnic conflict it will also take power away from the presidency for the first time in central asia as he has been off explains. saturday is the last day before the start of the nationwide parliamentary vote here in kyrgyzstan which means at this point all political rally is now bridget and voting ballots are already being spread out at polling stations across the country twenty nine political par

we the united states and we europe. because if we don't get on with it, china and india and brazil will be eating our lunch. >> rose: you believe that this story of our time is a rising china and india and other emerging nations and the struggle of the united states to be relevant? >> and europe. the west all together. for many years after 9/11, a lot of people would have said this decade is about the war on terror. the long struggle against islamo fascism or islam or whatever. now i think that's a real struggle which will continue for many years. it a serious problem. but i don't think that will be the chapter title in the history books. i think come 2010 as we enter the next decade, we see that the deeper underlying story is the re of aisha. >> rose: so the story of 2010 to 2020 is the qenses of the rise of asia and other american-- other emerging regions. >> so of an increasingly post western world, i world in which the west taken all together, europe's united states, no longer are able to set the agenda of world pol

with the united states and other countries to create an environment for a smooth transfer of power. >>> a top north korean envoy has criticized naoto kan's aims toward the country in the prime minister's policy speech. song il ho, in charge of normalizing ties with japan, referred to kan's policy speech to the diet on october 1st. song's comment was made during an interview with japan's kyoto news agency in pyongyang on tuesday. kan said in the speech he aims for a comprehensive settlement for issues concerning north korea, including the abduction of japanese citizens and the north's nuclear and missile development. song said the current government led by democratic party -- by the democratic party is adopting the same policy towards north korea as the previous administrations led by the liberal democratic party. the envoy reiterated north korea's stance that the abduction issue was settled with the 2002 pyongyang declaration signed between the two countries. >>> now, north korea staged a military parade on sunday in central pyongyang to mark the 65th anniversary of the founding of

states which with china definitely over and over successfully now what about now what about talks with the european union what is the what is the deadline now with these in and these negotiations is there a deadline. there is a deadline. to go there live. and we. learn in the next. several weeks i will not said to exist several weeks we have very few things on our most sensitive thing for us and for the populace is. due to use experts of. color. quest talking about concessions once again says this is this is not a concession then that you're ready to make or are not ready to our life is a. concession to some extra death. we're making a. living every day every day of our life and the convention right ok ok that's a good answer but that ok let's start let's compare let's compare negotiations with washington and with brussels why should america and the european you know what what was easier wed where did we would you personally lose more nerves. what cost you more. you see is a european union is. much more difficult as compared to visitors for one reason you have to resist goldman through

china as enemies of the united states this was that this was a big mistake that he made and he i am sure that he did not intend to do it and that he regrets it quite a bit i'm not speaking for him of course i'm simply saying that that it was so obvious that. that this was a blunder that i imagine is quite embarrassed all right professor christopher samson from the school of communication at american university thanks for your perspective. there is new violence in kyrgyzstan just days ahead of the parliamentary election there twenty people have storm the office of a nationalist opposition political party in the capital bishkek the protest was staged by relatives of those killed in the riots that broke out after the president of the republic was exiled earlier this year they broke into the party's headquarters burning equipment and campaign material it followed a recording aired by local media in which the party's leader said he intended to put the ousted president back into power the party spokesman denied the allegation and said the tape was edited. turning to some other stories now

i've come to the united states nine years ago from hong kong, china as a nonbeliever. i live two blocks away from 495 anza street, the site -- the site of the church and where canaan lutheran just resided for the past decade. recently they have reached out to the community and i become a beneficiary to the involvement in the chinese population. eventually i have had the chance to grow up in gospel and i am now an active member to canaan lutheran church and i have my contribution in my church and i'm trying to pass it onto the community. i'm sure my background and experience can inspire and encourage loss of newly emigrated youth and families. with the building of our own chinese ministry, our work can become more organized, the effectiveness of our missionarry would be maximized and the most importantly, all of our brothers and sisters in god will receive a stronger sense of belonging to our spiritual family. as the mentor and committee to our youth fellowship, i try to provide positive influences to teenagers and youth in my community, and i strive to use my stories,

they can compete against anybody, but we have to level the playing field between the united states and china. >> i applauded john mccain for being an advocate for lowering taxes for corporations, but the fact is we need to focus on arizona. we need to focus on lowering taxes for arizonans. because of the actions of our current senator, coming this december 31st, taxes on middle and lower class arizonans and americans are going to be increased. that is the kind of policy we do not need in washington. >> the next question is for senator mccain. you have talked about cutting the corporate tax. you have called the effort by democrats to abolish the bush tax cuts as class warfare. are you saying that extending the tax cuts will result in just starting the economy, and if so, what will the due to our deficit? >> i think there are a number of things we have to do to jump- start our economy, but let's start with the stimulus. the stimulus package has been a failure. it has put another $1.1 trillion in debt on our children and grandchildren. the fact is, we need to stop spending. we need to hav

the united states shortly as the biggest market for diamonds who currently united states account for some fifty percent of the global diamond market but i think shortly china could replace it and there would be enough of the money. that's all the business news this hour you can get more new small website dot com slash business. question is that so much different and there's a huge music issue on the market and the settling settle issues again building settlements for jews only in the offing but putting any kind of peace process in serious doubt. the international association of russian language and literature teachers will hold the world festival of russian language. are you interested in a better understanding of russian language and culture can you sing russian songs well. become a participant of the world festival of russian language and will an exciting trip to st petersburg in russia. for more information visit the festival website. cross-talk is on the way here on our team for first let's get you up to date on today's top stories a close call for brazil's two presidential favor

and japan and others does it make sense for the united states to be borrowing money from china so that it can lend it to countries like greece the ukraine it doesn't make any sense to me and it's not a policy which we want and which i would want and so we ought to end that we ought to give the i.m.f. two missions one to help countries that have done nothing wrong have not created big fiscal deficits big inflation's we should help those countries when problems arise in their neighbors second we should use the in from the i.m.f. to gather information and provide it so that the market functions better ok jeff i'd like to go to you in cambridge. and brought up an interesting point is that the larger countries they can pretty much go their own way is that as a matter of fact united states has super veto power he can just turn its back and say no we're absolutely not going to do that it's interesting is what this global crisis it came from the rich countries that specially the united states so i mean what is the revenue how relevant is the i.m.f. if the i.m.f. can say oh look i mean you. all