what does south korea want to achieve? well, this launch system, once it's proven, and operational will have the potential to provide south korea's military with satellites that provide capability in terms of our intelligence surveillance, navigation communications. and one of the biggest initial advantages potentially with this system with the launch system is that it will provide south gray, the ability to put satellites into space that provide capability to, to, to have persistence surveillance over north korea. and this will give south korea the ability to monitor potential north korean launches of ballistic and cruise missiles and also to shape to shape a response. but this really is the 1st stage. so in the next few years, south korea plans to develop and start operating a series of space launch vehicles from the narrow space center. and the launch vehicles will be putting small satellites into low earth orbit um, further increasing south korea space defense capabilities. that's the plan and this is the 1st stage, ri

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certainly, at the time north korea called the attempt that south korea made clumsy, saying their weapons were better. so there is a bit of an arms race between north and south korea, as well as all of these efforts to try and — certainly by the united states — it would be ongoing. in recent weeks, north korean state media have said they don't believe the united states is not hostile, they don't believe the offers for talks on the table, and have rejected it, but they certainly said that, in some releases, they may be willing to pursue some kind of peace with seoul if certain conditions are met. what we don't know yet as if seoul can meet those conditions and what is going on with regard to what north korea may be willing to offer in return. i think there is some movement going on within the peninsular as well as his weapons test. certainly, pyongyang seems to be more active than it has been in recent months despite being under strict economic sanctions and despite being under strict lockdown due to covid ten. thank you so much, the very latest on that story. —— covid-i9. donald t

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i think it is important for north korea to speak to south | for north korea to speak to south korea, and to take president moon up on offers to provide assistance and aid across the border, because the situation is so dire, however, so far, beyond some brief dialogue, talking across the hotline that was created between the two countries we have not had a significant movement forward on unitarian —— humanitarian assistance. and that is a problem. the next president of south korea may not look so positively on that engagement with north korea. phil positively on that engagement with north korea-— positively on that engagement with north korea. phil robertson, thank ou so north korea. phil robertson, thank you so much _ north korea. phil robertson, thank you so much for— north korea. phil robertson, thank you so much forjoining _ north korea. phil robertson, thank you so much forjoining us - north korea. phil robertson, thank you so much forjoining us on i you so much forjoining us on newsday today. and that's all we have time for for this addition of newsday. of course, you can

has no hostile intent towards north korea and to on tuesday, the intelligence chiefs from south korea, japan and the us are expected to meet behind closed doors in sol. now, south korea is pushing for an official declaration to end the korean war, which is still still technically under way. so we don't know whether this missile launch was in response to this flurry of diplomatic activity. what is also interesting about the timing is that this week, in sole, is the opening of this big weapons trade for the a decade trade happening in so where a range of asian countries are doing their shopping for the latest new, high tech weapons. so those countries include south korea, so it could be that north korea is also responding to this event taking place this week. we'll leave it there. thanks so much. katrina, you may not penetrate government. his releasing political prisoners, relatives have been waiting outside the prison and young gone. the amnesty grant's freedom to those who took part in the anti qu, demonstrations. so most of the political leaders of the former government, including on

it's in the middle of south korea is big diplomatic. push to try to reengage north korea in the d nuclear zation process that stored under the previous us administration under donald trump. and today on tuesday, the intelligence chiefs of the us, japan and south korea all met insole to strengthen their cooperation. so this could, this test could be in response to that meeting. and also it takes place. while in south korea, we have a weapons trade set, the atx trade for taking place where various asian countries, including south korea shopping and looking to upgrade the defense systems as a check on the world where the next and then armed gangs killed thousands of people . this is in the trouble northern region of nigeria and the political movements in argentina based on the idea of a former leader and showing it still has support 70 years old. ah. hello, thanks for joining in. here's her weather story for asia. we're going to see the return of more rain for southern india. certainly we do not need this with all of the flooding. so the state of carola but another 100 millimeters of rain to

south korea says north korea has launched at least one ballistic missile into the sea of japan. it says the weapon may have been designed for submarine launches, a trilateral meeting of intelligence chiefs from the u. s. japan and south korea as being cold. they agreed to strength and cooperation is under the age. that is very regrettable that the country has continued launching missiles since last month. the you couldn't sleep villa. i'd rather not predict north korea's intentions of firing the missiles from my point of view. but i think we must continue making efforts on grasping the situation and collecting information. but it's katrina you has that. i just now from bay ging, we have conflicting reporting as to exactly what happened. south korea says one missile was launched a bit. japan says true missiles were launched, and at least one of those missiles could have been launched from a submarine. now, if that's the case, this will be the 1st time north korea has successfully test launched a missile from a submarine. previously, they only did so from test borders. now, shortl

s. japan and south korea has been held. they agreed to strengthen corporation. katrina, you has more from aging. we have conflicting reporting as to exactly what happened . south korea says, one missile was launched a bit. japan says true missiles were launched, and at least one of those missiles could have been launched from a submarine. now, if that's the case, this will be the 1st time north korea has successfully test launched a missile from a submarine. previously, they only did so from test bulges. now, shortly after the launch, south korea security council met there were they were deeply alarmed by this incident. they expressed deep regret, echoing the japanese prime ministers sentiments. later we had a response from the u. s. government using stronger language condemning the test and urging the north korea to refrain from any d, stabilizing activities. now beijing foreign ministry has also chimed in using softer language. it said that all parties should maintain restraint and commit to peace and dialogue. china is d

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i don't thinki south korea and japan? i don't think i have — south korea and japan? i don't think i have met _ south korea and japan? i don't think i have met a _ south korea and japan? i don't think i have met a north - south korea and japan? i don't| thinki have met a north korean think i have met a north korean defector who has said that north korea would ever be willing to give up its nuclear weapons. i think it serves as a timely reminder to those who may be willing to negotiate and are looking to negotiate with north korea. remember, within the last few weeks kim jong—un has indicated that he might be willing to talk to seoul if conditions are met. and when it comes to that, i think seoul are looking and desperately hoping that the north will start to engage with them too. when it comes to disarmament, that might be a separate conversation. certainly north korea is under huge, strict international sanctions to try to get them to give up their nuclear weapons, to get them to give up their nuclearweapons, but to get them to give up their nuclear weapons, but wi

displeasure of something south korea has done. they were functioning then in june of last year they were cut off because they were unhappy about propaganda booms. then in july of this year they were reinstated an there was much optimism along with some revelations that the leaders of the two koreas had actually been exchanging letters for a few months but then that only lasted a matter of days before north korea cut the lines off again because the u.s. and south korea had joint military drills. so there is optimism from seoul. they welcome the fact that these have been reinstated but no one knows how long they will actually last. we heard from the south korean side what their official said on the line. he said, quote, it's been a while and i'm glad that the communication line has been restored like this. i hope that the interkorean relations can develop into a new era as the communication line has been restored. now this was first talked about by north korean leader kim jong-un himself last week saying that he would be open to rei

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and south korea. i want to phosphor to current us korea relations. this is linda thomas greenfield. she's the us ambassador to the you. and this is what she just said. just last week . have a listen. our position remains clear. the dpr k must abide by the security council resolutions, and it is time to engage in sustained and substantive dialogue toward the goal of complete d nickel or a zation of the korean peninsula. we have offered to meet the d p r k officials without any preconditions and we have made clear that we whole no hostile intent toward the dpr k. unpack that for us, so sure. so this is not, you know, from, i think the grander scheme of us are 3 relations and seeing north korean behavior out. white be ambassador to be one, is actually asking for, is it not anything new? it's not anything more aggressive. i think it's just the united states plainly asking one north korea to to really just stop. it's regular facts to consider dialogue and to really think about and i guess i think i'll be g

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it's in the middle of south korea is big diplomatic. push to try to reengage north korea in the d nuclear zation process that stored under the previous us administration under donald trump. and today on tuesday, the intelligence chiefs of the us, japan and south korea all met insole to strengthen their cooperation. so this could, this test could be in response to that meeting. and also it takes place. while in south korea, we have a weapons trade said the a dex trade. that taking place where various asian countries, including south korea shopping and looking to upgrade the defense systems still ahead on the news hour. just what his facebook's met over is all about. we look at how hiring $10000.00 work is in europe, could be the future for the social media jives. i'm mclaughlin grima, the country dotted with the bonded u. s. military bases and other affairs that the retreating ice club may release toxic waste. they thought stay trapped for years, and rival clubs try to brand new castle from gaining an advantage after their big money take over. we don't have the details in sports to stay wi

it's in the middle of south korea's big diplomatic push to try to reengage north korea in the de nuclear zation process that stored under the previous u. s. administration under donald trump. and today on tuesday, the intelligence chiefs of the us, japan and south korea all met in saw to strengthen their corporation. so this could, this test could be in response to that meeting. and also it takes place. while in south korea, we have a weapons trade fir, the atx trade for taking place where various asian countries, including south korea shopping and looking to upgrade their defense systems. ok. katrina, you in beijing? thank you. i'll leave you there because i've got a, a guest to get some more contexts on this from singapore. it's great on web whose events and less than a research fellow at nan young at technological university. can you go and pull all those sort of strands together for me, the that the timing, the apparent type of miss style, the fact that it was possibly launch from a submarine, the location, all of those things. how does it all add up to i guess how concerned people s

s. japan and south korea has been cold. they agreed to strength and cooperation. japan's prime minister is cancelling election events and condemning the tests. it's like your though it is very regrettable that the country has continued launching missiles since last month . the you couldn't sleep villa. i'd rather not predict north korea's intentions of firing the missiles from my point of view, but i think we must continue making efforts on grasping the situation and collecting information. katrina, you have the latest from beijing now. well, according to the south korean government, it took place at 10 17 am on tuesday, local time from the area in north korea on the coast known as sin pole. now this area is the base of north korean submarines. it has a naval shipping yard there as well. now what we don't know is whether dismissal was launched from the submarine. and if it was, this would be the 1st successful test of this technology by north korea, or whether it was fired from the test barge. as p young has done previously

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and of course you got north korea that south korea is still worried about you're gonna, you're going to be seen in south korea itself is going to be trying to work with the us much more closely. and it has issues with china. you have the philippines, they have real serious issues with china in terms of our access rights, mineral rights, ah, that, that it is confounding. the problem in the south china sea stand off with, with, with those countries. as john pointed out, that india itself, it has designs for the same area, but it also has a competitor with which is pakistan. pakistan is very close to china and they are competing as well. so, and yet united states has drawn much more closely to india as a consequence. now this is going to have a ripple effect. you talk about end of pacific b into a crisis area in the future. this is kind of a spill over effect into central asia. inevitably, the world's gotten smaller very much long time. no see kim jung oon until this felt new version reappeared recently and they've been testing arm events. so what's he upto? well, he's trying to be ever

it's in the middle of south korea is big diplomatic. push to try to reengage north korea in the d nuclear zation process that's stored under the previous us administration under donald trump. and today on tuesday, the intelligence chiefs of the us, japan and south korea all met in saw to strengthen their cooperation. so this could, this test could be in response to that meeting. and also it takes place. while in south korea, we have a weapons trade said the a dex. trade for taking place where various asian countries, including south korea shopping and looking to upgrade the defense systems on early and use our respect to graham on where the defense analyst and a research fellow at 9 young technological university. singapore, he says, north korea is really trying to remind the world here of its nuclear development program. i think we are looking at a convergence of considerations that have amounted to why, you know, young young had decided to do what have done. and, you know, executing this dismissal test, presumably a submarine based launching to solve to, you know, to communicate if you

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has opened talks with south korea after cutting ties. they confirm the north responded on a hotline early monday morning. a communications link between the two countries militaries has been restored. north korean leader kim jong-un vowed to get there. paula, of course communications is always a good thing. one hopes to reduce the tensions. explain what's behind this decision from north korea. >> it's being welcomed by soule and they're happy they be being restored. kim jong-un said himself in a speech he wanted the hotlines resumed could suggest that they will stay resumed for some time. we simply don't know considering back in july of this year they were restored once again. been a year where they haven't been connected but then that's only lasted a matter of days. pyongyang cut the hotlines once again saying they were happy that the u.s. and south korea were carrying out military drills they wanted canceled. pyongyang has a way of showing anger, displeasure against south korea and wanting them to do something different. this is no diff

and it is notjust south korea. this is hong kong's party district, lan kwai fong, people packed together in a way that would have seemed almost unimaginable at any point in the last 18 months. translation: it is halloween again. i i am so happy! it is time to come out for a crazy party again! after panicking for so long, everyone can come out and have fun. in tel aviv, they don't seem to have received the squid game memo. instead, the traditional zombie walk takes place, young and old dressed up like the living dead. the zombie walk is very important, especially in israel, since we are dealing with those things on a daily basis with trauma and post—trauma and war. and in germany, it's very old—school — blood, guts and not a green tracksuit in sight. tim allman, bbc news. with all eyes on scotland over the next two yet weeks, the us ambassador and staff have taken the opportunity to learn more about some local culinary traditions. let's see what they have on. you can reach me you can reach me on you can reach

south korea is also in the top 10. this week's data expected to show cpi will rise above 2%, which would bolster the case for a rehike this year. shery: and of course we continue to watch as those implications on inflations, central-bank decisions, mean for the broader market. as we continue to head down across asia we are talking about the nikkei. being at the lowest level since august. it is seeing its worst day since june already and falling for a seventh consecutive session. we're seeing the japanese yen holding at that 110 level while the kospi is now on track for a correction, falling about 10% from its july record, its worst day since february. not surprising given we continue to see that pressure on tech with valuation concerns, not to mention those ongoing hearings in parliament. also downside for the asx 200 and stocks. coming up, we get the outlook for china's real estate sector amid fears of evergrande contagion with the head of property research. haidi: that is it from daybreak asia. markets coverage conti

while in south korea, we have a weapons trade set. the a tech's trade for taking place where various asian countries, including south korea shopping and looking to upgrade the defense systems. graham on web a, as a defense analyst and research fellow at 9 young technological university. he says, north korea is trying to remind the world of its development program. i think we are looking at a convergence of considerations that have amounted to why young young had decided to do what they have done in executing this dismissal test. presumably, a submarine base launching to solve to, you know, to communicate that you will receive a rattling of various things in the least. of course, i mean, just looking at the capability development alone, i think the north koreans are trying to remind all of us that number one to serious about this number to the are pushing the envelope when it comes to developing essentially what will amount to 1st year nuclear power keep abilities. so i think that's something that has been, is rather disconcerting to a

. way for them to get the attention of south korea-— south korea. they have certainly got the attention — south korea. they have certainly got the attention of— south korea. they have certainly got the attention of the _ south korea. they have certainly got the attention of the united _ south korea. they have certainly got the attention of the united states. i the attention of the united states. us saying that these are provocative actions. what can diplomacy if any diplomacy, but cannot achieve in this situation? 50 diplomacy, but cannot achieve in this situation?— diplomacy, but cannot achieve in this situation? so i think we have to really examine _ this situation? so i think we have to really examine what _ this situation? so i think we have to really examine what kind - this situation? so i think we have to really examine what kind of i to really examine what kind of diplomacy we are trying to aim for. the biden administration hasn't maintained out of position that they will be open to tax, but when you read the statements carefully, ther

south korea is accelerating. it's a military capabilities because it has less and less trust in the united states, particularly after the reign of donald trump. just a final thought to david, japan's new prime minister female casita says japan would respond resolutely to this missile launch from the north. how worried our regional players like japan to these up and down tensions on the korean peninsula? are there quite worried that the relationship between north korea and japan? i have been mainly down over the last decade, the nautilus, japanese have made really strong efforts to try and reach out to north korea. they've been robust almost at every turn. and this, these missile launches are really aimed more at not at south korea, the traditional frontline, the enemy of north korea or the united states. but at japan and other countries in the region. but the japanese are quite worried and they should be they would certainly really good to get your thoughts. thank you very much and even talking to us. thank you.

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so north korea calling on south korea not to have double standards. if it does that, there could be better relations going forward. we even heard hints of another summit from pyongyang. >> it is interesting that they have reopened lines of communication, but state media say it's south korea that must repair relations and resolve issues. so what happens when these lines of communication are open, does anything get done? >> reporter: well, these lines, for example, the military hotlines, are effectively to make sure there's no miscalculation, no misinformation, and no inadvertent start of tensions. so they have a call in the morning at 9:00 a.m., another call in the afternoon at 4:00 p.m., just to make sure that there is communication between the two koreas, and the south korean side said today they wanted to make sure and said to north korea, if there is an issue, we need continued communication between the two koreas. north korea did agree to that. so it's just to make sure that nothing goes awry. michael? >> yeah. paula, thank you, as always. paula h

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one of the biggest challenges south korea is going to have is reducing its coal emissions. right now, coal makes up 43% of its energy. so how are you going to reduce that? translation: the most common renewable energy will be solar - and wind but 70% of the landmass in korea is mountainous, so it is not easy to find the right location to install renewable energy. we are looking at suitable industrial sites such as factory rooftops and wall—mounted solar panels. we are also building a national plan for zero emission buildings. are you still going to invest in coal projects abroad? translation: our president has already announced in april- that we will stop public financing for new overseas coal powered plants. domestically, we are also not building new coal power plants. but the task, that we need to take on, are those already under construction at home and abroad. what are your hopes for cop26 and what part does south korea want to play in the discussions? translation: since korea has come from nothing and joined l the ranks of advanced countries recently, we understand t

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what does this mean for south korea? >> reporter: well, isa, at this point we're waiting for the final confirmation that this was 100% a success. we are expecting that any moment now as you say. it certainly looked successful from a liftoff point of view from the image we saw. what this would mean if, in fact, it was a success is that south korea would become the 7th country in the world to have its own 100% domestically produced rocket that can put a satellite into space. now, what they were going for today was to make sure that they could -- it was a satellite dummy, but put that satellite dummy between 600 and 800 kilometers above the earth. if it reaches that point, then it will be considered a success. and certainly this would be a significant step for south korea in its space program. now, experts here say they did start late, but they have caught up in recent years. just in 2013, they were able to launch a rocket carrying a satellite into space. but at that point that was a rocket that had russian collaboration as

he says he was promised a manufacturing job in south korea. he never anticipated what was to come up with them to run what they didn't give me any food for a whole week. i became very fin. i couldn't walk like many returned fisherman why he was trying to get back the money he is owed. worker's rights groups in southeast asia say they concerned about the rise in reported cases of poor working conditions, physical abuse, and death at sea. they say governments across the region have a responsibility to help and force labor in the international fishing industry. in recent weeks, more than 20 n g o z across the region have signed a letter to was yon calling on the regional block to ratify the work in fishing convention, which calls for the minimum requirements for conditions on board fishing vessels. some se, indonesia, as the country with the largest workforce on foreign ships, must be more proactive adequately. but on the gun like i'd be a fan, we should be an example and showed that we want to improve the situation right now . there is no access

korea was blown up by north korea because they were unhappy with south korea. it was reinstated briefly in july of this year. they did start these hotlines once again, but they only lasted a couple of weeks before north korea cut them off once again, saying that they were angry at the u.s./south korean military drills going ahead. so it is positive news that they are being reconnected. we know that south korean officials have spoken to the north korean officials on these hotlines this morning, but we don't know how long it will last. we did hear what the south korean official said. quote, it's been a while, and i'm glad that the communication lines have been restored like this. i hope the inter-korean relations can develop into a new era now the communication line has been restored. certainly seoul is putting a positive spin on it, and it was the north korean leader himself, kim jong-un, who floated the idea last week of these hotlines being reinstated. we've also been hearing from north korea that they advised south korea to abandon, quote, double standards an

now south korea is currently scrambling, putting together security meeting in response to this latest launch. this is not the 1st miss our loan that north korea has conducted in recent weeks. at the end of september, they conducted a launch of a hypersonic missile. and now this is all taking place as south korea is the middle of a very strong diplomatic push with the use of the u. s. and japan. at the end of september, the south crane president moon j in restarted talks and dialogue to try to reengage north cree after months of stagnation. as a result of fail talks between the trump administration and pyongyang, and recent days we've had a press conference in the us with us and boy talking about the need to engage with young young. this week there was due to be a number of meetings taking place between south korean officials and us officials as well as discussing the situation in north korea. so it could be possible that this particular launch is in response to those meetings. but we'll yet to hear any confirmation. colin powell is being remembered as a trail blazing soldier and diplo

ah no korea says it's testified a new type of ballistic missiles from a submarine day off to south korea and japan detected our weapons launch. north korea made the announcement through state run media, which also released these pictures. it last tested such a weapon in 2019 washington. so i'm tokyo, have condemned the latest launch. the un security council will hold an emergency close door meeting on wednesday. these launches violate multiple un security council resolutions and our threat to the region we call m and t, p r k, to refrain from further provocations and engage in said stained and substantive dialogue and our commitment to the defense of the republic of korea and japan remains iron clad. these launches also underscore the urgent need for dialogue and diplomacy. our offer remains to meet anywhere any time without preconditions. so let's bring in robert kelly. he's a professor of political science and diplomacy at boose on national university and south korea. robert, good to see again. so if this is indeed new type of ballistic missiles from north korea, how worrying is this?