Watching the weather is up and running more than 40,000 kilometers above the earth. Officials with the utility in southwestern japan are taking steps towards restarting a Nuclear Power plant. Workers have been loading fuel into one of the reactors. The plant will be the first to restart since the government announced new regulations after the 2011 fukushima disaster. Officials with kyushu power plant in sendai says workers are used cranes to transfer fuel into the reactor. It has been without fuel for two and a half years. The fuel rod units are being stored in a pool next to the building that houses the reactor. Workers will spend four days transferring them into the reactor one by one. The officials will rotate workers so the operation can continue around the clock. And the fuel is being kept underwater to contain the radiation. Translator the government plans to push forward with restarting Nuclear Plants that have satisfied the new guidelines in screening by the Nuclear Regulation
The russian president s trip to japan is bringing attention to a territorial issue that has remained unsolved since the second world war. A u. S. Military official says an osprey pilot opted for an Emergency Water landing after trouble during midair refueling training. The osprey went into the sea off the city of onaga on tuesday. Lieutenant general nickelson the chief of u. S. Force s okinawaki. A hose from a refueling plane was severed and hit its planes. The pilot had to choose whether to return to base or perform an emergency landing. The pilot decided that making controlled decent into the water would be safer. Translator such an incident should never have taken place. I cant live here as long as the situation continues. The mayor of onaga inspected the coast near the accident. Translator ive long before opposed to the deployment of the osprey aircraft and my anxieties have now become a reality. People here cannot feel safe. The u. S. Military began deploying the aircraft at the b
Abe has met with putin over a dozen times. He wants to form a political consensus with the russian president. His goal is to reach a deal that has eluded their predecessors for more than. 0 years. He has proposed taking a new approach to break the impasse on peace treaty negotiations. He pitched an eightpoint Economic Cooperation plan back in may. Translator i have gained a sense i will be able to break the impasse on peace treaty negotiations. Recently, russia has been struggling with low oil prices and sanctions over its actions in ukraine. So its keen on japanese Economic Cooperation in its far east. Putin says russia and japan should sign a peace treaty but earlier this month he also said this. Translator we believe we have no territorial issues at all. Its only japan that believes it has a territorial problem with russia. Moscow maintains the islands became part of russian territory as a result of the war. The two leaders are expected to discuss possible joint Economic Activities
Abe has met with putin over a dozen times. He wants to form a political consensus with the russian president. His goal is to reach a deal that has eluded their predecessors for more than. 0 years. He has proposed taking a new approach to break the impasse on peace treaty negotiations. He pitched an eightpoint Economic Cooperation plan back in may. Translator i have gained a sense i will be able to break the impasse on peace treaty negotiations. Recently, russia has been struggling with low oil prices and sanctions over its actions in ukraine. So its keen on japanese Economic Cooperation in its far east. Putin says russia and japan should sign a peace treaty but earlier this month he also said this. Translator we believe we have no territorial issues at all. Its only japan that believes it has a territorial problem with russia. Moscow maintains the islands became part of russian territory as a result of the war. The two leaders are expected to discuss possible joint Economic Activities
Legalize casinos. And no where to go. Reported cases of child abuse are on the rise in japan and the vast majority of children taken into protective care end up in institutions. The United States Security Council has adopted a resolution to impose fresh sanctions on north korea. It takes aim at the countrys main sources of revenue and is the latest response to pyongyangs september nuclear test. Todays resolution, as many of you know, because youve been waiting for it for a while, is the product of nearly 12 painstaking weeks of diplomacy, and it results in a further tightening of the strongest sanctions regime the Security Council has imposed on any country in more than a generation. The talks were led by the United States and china. Members of the Council Unanimously approved the resolution. It slashes coal exports to less than half the current amount. China has been the biggest importer. Member countries wanted to close a loophole from the last resolution adopted in march. Countries