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Leaders from Asia and the Pacific Rim have said at their summit in Vietnam that they are ready to take the lead in breaking the deadlock in world trade talks. The statement says they will make real cuts in industrial tariffs and they urge major economic powers to make bigger reductions in farm subsidies. From Hanoi, Bill Hayton reports.

“The APEC Summit includes some of the world’s biggest economies, the United States, Japan, South Korea and China. So the declaration that each of them is ready to make bigger reductions in subsidies and lower trade barriers could be a significant step towards restarting negotiations. However, several of the world’s most important agricultural producers, the European Union, Indian and Brazil, aren’t represented in the APEC and there can be no progress on the issue without them also offering concessions. The talks, the World Trade Organization clapped in July, partly because the EU, led by France, refused to give any further ground on the issue.”

The American Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, who’s also attending the APEC meeting, has urged Burma and North Korea to follow the example set by Vietnam when it put the war with the United States behind it.

“If the leaders of Burma and North Korea were to follow the example of Vietnam, if they make the strategic choice and take the necessary steps to join the international community, it will open a new path of peace and opportunity.”

A meeting of the G20 grouping of developing countries has sparked protest by anti-globalization demonstrators in the Australian city of Melbourne. The demonstrators tore down barricades outside the Summit of G20 Finance Ministers and central bankers. The Ministers are expected to discuss energy security, climate change and the state of the world economy during their two-day meeting.

The President of Afghanistan Hamid Karzai has said instability there poses a serious threat to peace and prosperity in the wide region. Speaking at an international conference in India, Mr. Karzai said extremism and violence by militant groups remained a fearsome challenge. The meeting in Delhi is aimed to improving Afghanistan’s economy by involving its neighbors in reconstruction. From Delhi, the BBC’s Sanjoy Majumder reports.

“Afghanistan’s unique position in south and central Asia has meant that it has major security and economic implications for some of its more powerful and influential regional neighbors. Now they’ve come together, along with some G8 countries, to pledge more funds and find new ways of rebuilding the country after several years of conflict. Their efforts come, even as a resurging Taliban poses new threats to NATO and American forces in Afghanistan. More than 3,000 people have died in the country this year and earlier this week a top US General warned that the violence were set to worsen.”

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  2年前   清月出岭光入扉:
BBC World News, I’m Jerry Smith.

Leaders from Asia and the Pacific rim have set their summit in Vietnam so they’re ready to take the lead in breaking the deadlock in world trade talks. A statement said they would make real cuts in industrial tarrifs and they urged major economic powers to bigger reductions in farm subsidies.

From Hanoi, Bill Hayton reports.

The APEC Summit includes some of the world’s biggest economies--the United States, Japan, South Korea and China, so the declaration that each of them is ready to make bigger reductions in subsidies and lower trade barriers could be a significant step towards restarting negotiations. However, several of the world’s most important Tech&Cultural producers, the European Union, India and Brazil aren’t represented in APEC and there can be no progress on the issue without them also offering concessions. The talks, the World Trade Organization clapped in July, partly because the EU, led by France, refused to give any further ground on the issue.

The American Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is also attending the APEC meeting has urged Burma and North Korea to follow the example set by Vietnam when it put the war with the United States behind it.

If the leaders of Burma and North Korea were to follow the example of Vietnam; if they make the strategic choice and take the necessary steps to join the international community, it will open a new path of peace and opportunity.

A meeting of the G20 grouping of developing countries has sparked protest by anti-globalization demonstrators in the Australian city of Melbourne. The demonstrators touted out barricades outside a summit of G20 Finance Ministers and central bankers. The ministers are expected to discuss energy security, climate change and the state of the world economy during that two-day meeting.

The President of Afghanistan Hamid Karzai has said instability there poses a serious threat to peace and prosperity in the wider region. Speaking at an international conference in India, Mr. Karzai said extremism and violence by militant groups remained a fierce challenge. The meeting in Delhi is aimed to improving Afghanistan’s economy by involving its neighbors in reconstruction.

From Delhi, the BBC’s Sanjoy Majumder reports

Afghanistan’s unique position in south and central Asia has meant that it has major security and economic implications for some of its more powerful and influential region neighbors. Now they’ve come together, along with some G8 countries to pledge more funds and find new ways of rebuilding the country after several years of conflict. Their efforts come even as a resurge of Taliban poses new threats to NATO and American forces in Afghanistan. More than 3000 people have died in the country this year and earlier this week a top US general warned that the violence were set to worsen.

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  2年前   xuebaosz:
Leaders from Asian and Pacific Rim have said in their summits in Vietnam they are already to take the leader in breaking the deadlocks in world trade talks. Their statement say they will make real cut in industry – and urge major economic power to make big reduction in farm subsidies, from Hanoi, Bill Hayton reports. The APEC summit includes some of the world’s biggest economies the United States, Japan, and South Korea, China, so the declaration that each of them is already to make big reductions in subsidies and lower trade barrier could be a significant step toward restarting the negotiations. However the world’s several of most important agriculture producers, the European Union, Indian, and Brazil aren’t represented in APEC, and there can mean no progress on the issue, without them also offering -. Talks of the world organization collapsed in July, partly because of EU led by France refused to give any further ground on the issue.

The American secretary state – rice, she is also attending the APEC meeting, has urge – and North Korea to follow the example set by Vietnam while it put the war with united states behind it. If the leaders of – and north Korea want to follow the example of Vietnam, if they make the strategic choice and take the necessary steps to join the international community it will open a new path of peace and opportunity.
A meeting of the G twenty groups in developing countries is responding the protest by anti globalization demonstrators in Australia city -. The demonstrators are told on barricade outside the summit of G twenty finance ministers and central banks. The ministers are expected to discuss energy security, climate change and stages of the world’s economy during their days meeting.
The president of Afghanistan – has said instability there posed a serious threaten to peace and prosperity in the wide region, speaking at the international conference in Indian, - Mr. said, extremists and violence by the militant groups remained first challenge. The meeting in Delhi is aimed at improving Afghanistan’s economy by its involving neighbors and reconstruction, from Delhi, the BBC’s correspondent – repots. Afghanistan’s unique position in south central Asian has meant that it does major security and economic implications for some of its powerful and influential regional neighbors. Now they’ve come together along with some – countries to pledge more funds and find a new way for rebuilding the country after several years’ conflict. Their efforts come even as insurgent Taliban poses a new threatens to Nato and American forces in Afghanistan. More than three thousand died this year as earlier this week the top US general – warned that the violence would set to worsen.

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  2年前   xzbaijie:
Leaders from Asia and the Pacific Rim have said at the summit in Vietnam that they are ready to take the lead in breaking the deadlock in world trade talks. The statement said they will make real cuts in industrial tariffs and they urged major economic powers to make bigger reductions in farm subsidies. From Hanoi, Bill Hayton reports.

“The APEC Summit includes some of the world’s biggest economies, the United States, Japan, South Korea and China. So the declaration that each of them is ready to make bigger reductions in subsidies and lower trade barriers could be a significant step towards restarting negotiations. However, several of the world’s most important agricultural producers, the European Union, Indian and Brazil, aren’t represented in the APEC and there can be no progress on the issue without them also offering concessions. The talks of the World Trade Organization clapped in July partly because the EU, led by France, refused to give any further grant on the issue.”

The American Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, who’s also attending the APEC meeting, has urged Burma and North Korea to follow the example set by Vietnam when it put the war with the United States behind it.

“If the leaders of Burma and North Korea were to follow the example of Vietnam, if they make the strategic choice and take the necessary steps to join the international community, it will open a new path of peace and opportunity.”

A meeting of the G20 group of developing countries has fought protest by anti-globalization demonstrators in the Australian city of Melbourne. The demonstrators tore down barricades outside the Summit of G20 Finance Ministers and central bankers. The Ministers are expected to discuss energy security, climate change and the state of the world economy during their two-day meeting.

The President of Afghanistan Hamid Karzai has said instability there poses a serious threat to peace and prosperity in the wide region. Speaking at an international conference in India, Mr. Karzai said extremism and violence by military groups remained a fierce challenge. The meeting in Delhi is aimed to improving Afghanistan’s economy by involving its neighbors in reconstruction. From Delhi, the BBC’s Sanjoy Majumder reports.

“Afghanistan’s unique position in southern and central Asia has meant that it has major security and economic implications for some of its more powerful and influential regional neighbors. Now they’ve come together, along with some G8 countries, to pledge more funds and find new ways of rebuilding the country after several years of conflict. Their efforts come, even as a resurge of Taliban poses new threats to NATO and American forces in Afghanistan. More than 3,000 people have died in the country this year and earlier this week a top US General warned that the violence were set to worsen.”

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  2年前   mmgloria:
BBC world news, I’m Jerry Smith.

Leaders from Asia and the Pacific rim have set their summit in Vietnam said they are ready to take the lead in breaking the deadlock in world trade talks. As statement said, they will make real cuts in industrial tariffs and they urge major economic powers to make bigger reductions in farm subsidies. From Hanoi, Bill Haden (??) reports.

The APEC summit includes some of the world’s biggest economies the United States, Japan, South Korea and China. So the declaration that each of them is ready to make big reductions in subsidies and lower trade barriers could be a significant step towards restarting negotiations. However, several of the world’s most important agriculture producers, the European Union, India and Brazil aren’t represented in APEC. And there can be no progress on the issue without them also offering concessions. The talks the World Trade Organization collapsed in July partly because the EU led by France refused to give any further ground on the issue.

The American Secretary of the State Condoleezza Rice who’s also attending the APEC meeting has urged Burma and North Korea to follow the example set by Vietnam when it put the war with the Unite States behind it.

“If the leaders of Burma and North Korea were to follow the example of Vietnam. If they make the strategic choice and take the necessary steps to join the international community, it will open a new path of peace and opportunity.”

A meeting of the G20 grouping of developing countries has spat protests by anti-globalization demonstrators in Australian city Melbourne. The demonstrators tore down barricades outside the summit of G20 finance ministers and central bankers. The ministers are expected to discuss energy security, climate change, and the state of the world economy during their two-day meeting.

The president of Afghanistan Hamid Karzai has said instability there poses a serious threat to peace and prosperity in the wide region. Speaking at an international conference in India, Mr. Karzai said extremists and violence by militant group remained a fierce challenge. The meeting in Delhi is aimed to improving Afghanistan’s economy by involving its neighbors in reconstruction. From Delhi, the BBC’s Sunjoy Majonder (??) reports.

Afghanistan’s unique position in southern central Asia has meant that it has major security and economic implications for some of its more powerful and influential regional neighbors. Now they’ve come together along with some G8 countries to pledge more funds and find new ways of rebuilding the country after several years of conflict. Their efforts come even as a resurgent Taliban poses new threat to NATO and American forces in Afghanistan. More than 3000 people have died in the country this year and earlier this week a top US General warned that the violence was set to worsen.

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  2年前   gallopcb:
Leaders from Asia and pacific rim have set their summit in Vitenam. They are ready to take the lead to break the deadlock in world-trade talks.The statements said they will make real cuts in industrial tarrifs and the Asia major economoc powers to make big reductions in farm subsidies.

The APEC summit includes some of the world’s biggest economies the US, Japan , South Korea and China.so the declarations of each of them is ready to make big reductions in subsidise and lower trade barriers could be a significant step toward restarting the ngotiations. However. Several of the world most important agriculture producers the EU, India and Brazil aren’t represented the APEC and there can be no progress on the issue without them also offering concessions. The talks of the WTO collapsed in july ,partly because the EU lead by France refuse to give any furthur grant on the issue .

The American secretary of state Condoleezza Rice who is also attending the APEC meeting , has urged Burma and North Korea to follow the example set by Vitenam where put the war with US behind it .
“ If the leaders of Burma and North Korea were to follow the example of Vitenam , if they make the strategic choice and take the necessary steps to jion the international community . It will open a new path of peace and opportunity.”

A meeting at the G20 group of developing countries has fought the protest by anti-globaliztion demonstrators in Austrailia city of Melbourne the demonstrators tore down barricade outside the summit of G20 finance ministers at central***. The ministers are expected to discussed the energy security , cliamte change and the state of the world economy during their two day meeting.

The president of Afghanistan Hamid Karzai have said the instability there poses a serious thread to peace and prosperity in the wide region. Speaking at an international conference in India, Mr Karzai said extremism and vilolence by militant group reamins affairs of challenge.The meeting in Deli is aimed to improved Afghanistan’s economy by involving its neighbours in reconstruction.

Afghanistan unique position in south and central Asia has meant that it does major security economic implications for some of its more powerful and influential region neighbours .Now if come together along with some G8 countries to pledge more funds and find new ways of rebuilding the country after several years of conflict. There efforts come even as resurgent Taliban poses new thread to NATO and American forces in A. More than 300,000 people have died in the country this year and earlier this week top US general warned that the violence were set to worsen.


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  2年前   scott-liu:
Leaders from Aisa and Pacific r have set up their summit in Vietnam that they are ready to take the lead and breaking deadlock in world trade talks.A statement said they will make real cuts in industrial * and to urge major economic powers to make big reductions in farm subsidies.From N Bill reports.

The APEC summit includes some of the world's biggest economies,the US,Japan,South Korea and China.So the declaration that each of them is ready to make big reductions in subsidies and lower trade barriers could be a significant step towards restarting negotiations.However,several of the world's most important t culture producers,the EU,India and Brazil ** and there could be no prograss on the issue without them also offering concesions.The talks the world trade orgnization collected in
July partly beceause the EU led by France refused to give any furture ground on the issue.

The American secretary of state Rice is also attending the APEC meeting has urged Burma and North Korea to follow the example by Vietnam when it put the war with the US behind it.Yes,the leaders of Burma and North Korea were to follow the example of Vietnam if they make the stratigic choise and take the necessary steps to join the international community.It will open a new path of peace and opportunity.

A meeting of the * 20 grouping of developing countries has brought protest by anti-globalization demostrators in the Australian city of M.The demostrators tore up barricades outside the summit of G20 finance ministers and central bankers.The ministers are expected to discuss energy security,climate change and the state of the world economy during their 2-day meeting.

President of Afghanistan H has said instability there poses a serious thread to peace and prosperity in the wild region.Speaking at an international conference in India,H said extremes and violaants by militant groups remained a fierce challenge.THe meeting in D is aimed at improving Afghanistan's economy by involving its neighbors in reconstruction.From D the BBC S reports.

Afghanistan's unipue position in south and central AIsa has meant that it has major secutiry and economic implications for some of its more powerful and influential region neighbors.Now if come together,along with some G8 countries to pledge more funds and find new ways to rebuilding the country after several years of conflict.Thier efforts come even as a resurgent Tarliban poses new threats to NATO and American forces in Afghanistan.More than 3 thousand people have died in the country this year.ANd earlier this week a to US general warned that the violence will set to worsen.

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  2年前   z1051202004:
Leaders from Asia and the Pacific Rim have said at their summit in Vietnam that they're ready to take the lead in breaking the deadlock in world trade talks. Their statements said they will make real cuts in industrial tariffs, and they urge major economic powers to make big reductions in farm subsidies.

From Hanover, BH reports.

The APEC summit includes some of the world's biggest economies. The US, Japan, South Korea, and China , so the declaration of each of them is ready to make big reductions in subsidies and lower trade barriers could be a significant step towards restarting negotiations. However, several of the world's most important agricultural producers, the EU, India and Brazil aren't represented in APEC, and there can be no progress on the issue without them also offering concessions. The talks of the WTO collapsed in July partly because the EU - led by France refused to give any further ground on the issue.

The American secretary of state CR who is also attending the APEC meeting has urged Burma and North Korea to follow the example set by Vietnam when it put the war with the US behind it.

If the leaders of Burma and North Korea were to follow the example of Vietnam, if they make the strategic choice and take the necessary step to join the international community, it will open a new path of peace and opportunity.

A meeting of the G20 group of developing countries has sparked protests by anti-globalization demonstrators in Australian city of Melbon. The demonstrators tore down barricades outside the summit of G-20 finance ministers and central bankers. The ministers are expected to discuss energy security, climate change and the status of the world economy during their two-day meeting.

The president of A, HK, has said instability there poses a serious threat to peace and prosperity in the wide region. Speaking at an international conference in India, Mr. K said extremists and violence by militant groups remained a fierce challenge. The meeting in Delhi is aimed to improving A's economy by involving its neighbours in
reconstruction. From Delhi, the BBC's SM reports.

A's unique position in south-central Asia has meant that it has major security and economic implication for some of its more powerful and influential region neighbors. Now they've come together along with some G-8 countries to pledge more funds and find new ways of rebuilding the country after several years of conflict. Their efforts come even as a resurgent Taliban poses new threats to NATO and American forces in A. More than 3,000 people have died in the country this year and earlier this week a top US general warned that the violence will set to worsen.

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