Its 8 00 p. M. In japan and welcome to newsroom tokyo. Special live coverage from yamaguchi prefecture. Im sho beppu. A top level meeting between the leaders of japan and russia is taking place at the building behind me. The area is under tight security. Japanese Prime Minister shinzo abe has invited russian president Vladimir Putin to his familys hometown. A gesture of warm hospitality. But it is also seen as a reflection of the importance abe is putting on this meeting. At the top of the agenda is the territorial dispute over the northern territories. Illegally occupied for more than 70 years by russia. Although russia has another understanding of this issue. Theres a great deal of attention on whether the leaders can find any solutions or at least a clue. Putin arrived directly to yamaguchi this afternoon. And the two leaders immediately started talks. Translator i want to negotiate only behalf of our country. Keeping in mind the japanese people who used to live on the islands. Repo
Lets check in on markets in asia this morning. U. S. Ose of you in the wrapup your thanksgiving meal. Equities up. 1 . Seeie dollar continues to weakness after australian capex fell by the most on record. To new zealand we go. This is the view from there. Spotew Zealand Dollar weakening at 65 u. S. Cents. Lets head over to japan. This is the view yesterday on light volume ahead of that thanksgiving holiday. And were in thick of that. Nikkei futures pointed to a higher open. Dollaryen is slightly weaker. But we begin today with an unexpected rally for commodities as metals surged on speculation china may step up its support. Jumping commodities led to gains around the world. So, is at a rally with legs . Is here now with what chinas possible intervention and how this can impact the markets today . We understand domestic players will be meeting today amid this record slump we have seen. Ee biggest drop in the l metals index. We saw metals rising from europe to canada. We saw copper up as
Or nnsa say the scientists do simulations using something called a zmachine. It emits the worlds most powerful xrays and recreates conditions similar to a Nuclear Explosion without an actual detonation. The test examined the reaction of plutonium inside the weapons. Scientists say the u. S. Have been carrying them out since 2010. The most recent ones happened between last october and december. That raised concern here in japan among survivors of the 1945 atomic bombings and their supporters. Translator america secretly carried out these tests, and they announced it a few months later. The United States is looking down on us. I wonder if they have a conscience. Translator i regret United States action. Nuclear armed nations should not only say they want a world free of Nuclear Weapons but work toward it, as well. An atomic bomb survivor from hiroshima expressed concern that the u. S. Action may prompt no h north korean scientists carried out their Third Nuclear test last month. The u. N
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