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China vows to unveil retaliatory measures to U.S. tariffs - Duration: 1:47.

The Trump administration is threatening to impose yet more tariffs on some 50 billion

dollars' worth of Chinese goods.

It would be America's most aggressive move on trade with China in decades.

Beijing responded swiftly, saying it will take measures of equal scale against American

goods.

Kim Ji-yeon reports.

Newly released tariff measures by the U.S. are raising the possibility of a looming trade

war between the United States and China.

China's Ministry of Commerce said in a statement on Wednesday that it'll take retaliatory measures

on American goods, right after the U.S. unveiled a list of 13-hundred Chinese goods subject

to 25-percent tariffs, as part of its punishment against Beijing over alleged intellectual

property rights violations.

The Chinese commerce ministry argues that the U.S. has violated the spirit and principles

of the World Trade Organization regulations and says it'll come up with measures that

are similar in terms of scale and impact.

The list by the U.S. Trade Representative covers annual Chinese imports worth 50 billion

U.S. dollars including industrial robots, telecommunications equipment and biomedical

products, which are part of China's ten major core industrial development projects.

Bloomberg reported that the U.S. is trying to undermine China's development efforts in

these areas as China tries to move away from its current manufacturing-based economy towards

a more technologically advanced economy.

The U.S. measures, which will not take effect until May 11th after public opinion has been

gathered, come a day after Beijing slapped tariffs on nearly 130 American items, mainly

agricultural goods.

Kim Ji-yeon, Arirang News.

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Working-level talks for details of inter-Korean summit set for Thursday - Duration: 0:37.

South Korea has accepted North Korea's request of a one-day postponement of working-level

talks to discuss the details of the upcoming inter-Korean summit

The discussion on protocol, security and news releases will take place Thursday-- instead

of Wednesday, as previously agreed.

The North also offered to hold working-level talks on Saturday, in order to discuss ways

to set up an inter-Korean hotline at the offices of President Moon Jae-in and North Korean

leader Kim Jong-un.

Earlier on Tuesday,... the South said that it will send a seven-member delegation to

this week's working-level talks,... led by Cho Han-ki ,... a presidential secretary on

protocol.

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FOX and Friends 4/4/2018 (4AM)- Breaking Fox News - April 4, 2018 - Duration: 40:59.

For more infomation >> FOX and Friends 4/4/2018 (4AM)- Breaking Fox News - April 4, 2018 - Duration: 40:59.

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Facebook News Today: latest Facebook News Updates - Duration: 3:25.

Facebook News Today: 03 Apr 18 News Updates

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Rival parties fail to reach agreement to normalize parliament - Duration: 2:04.

Lawmakers in the South Korean Parliament have their plates full for the April session,...

but the rival parties are at a total standstill, and no progress was made in talks in talks

this morning.

Issues like changing the Constitution and the Broadcast Act remain on hold.

Kim Min-ji reports.

No signs of concessions just yet.

Floor leaders of the country's negotiating parties failed to narrow their differences

during a meeting Wednesday morning -- making no agreement on resuming stalled parliamentary

affairs.

The main opposition Liberty Korea Party and the centrist Bareun Mirae Party have boycotted

key parliamentary meetings,... demanding the ruling Democratic Party of Korea approve a

revision to the Broadcast Act.

It calls for electing the chief of a public broadcaster with approval from two thirds

of the total 13 board members -- seven recommended by the ruling party and six by the opposition

-- saying that it would strengthen neutrality.

But the ruling party is seeking cooperation for the establishment of an investigative

agency to deal exclusively with corruption among high-ranking officials -- which the

opposition claims would be the creation of another organ of power.

As a result, no progress was made on talks on amending the Constitution, either.

The ruling party says it can't accept the opposition's demands for a semi-presidential

system that gives more authority to the prime minister -- saying that it could paralyze

state affairs and led to an incompetent president.

The opposition, meanwhile, called on the ruling bloc to come up with its own version and not

use the president's proposal as a basis -- while the Liberty Korea Party suggested party-wide

talks along with President Moon Jae-in himself,... to thrash out their differences.

Some opposition parties also criticized calls from the presidential office to revise the

law on national referendums so that the public can vote on a Constitutional revision in mid-June

-- saying that although it's a matter that needs to be swiftly dealt with -- the executive

office shouldn't be at the forefront to pressure the legislative branch of the nation.

Kim Min-ji, Arirang News.

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심혜진 전원주택 이혼? 재산? -Tistory Korea News - Duration: 4:31.

For more infomation >> 심혜진 전원주택 이혼? 재산? -Tistory Korea News - Duration: 4:31.

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Entertainment News 247 - C・ロナウド、スーパーゴールは練習の賜物？ 大会史上初の快挙も達成 - Duration: 2:50.

For more infomation >> Entertainment News 247 - C・ロナウド、スーパーゴールは練習の賜物？ 大会史上初の快挙も達成 - Duration: 2:50.

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Entertainment News 247 - 敵地でユーヴェに3発快勝…ジダン監督「信じられないような試合」 - Duration: 2:06.

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The Boyz Announces Their Fan Club Name(News) - Duration: 1:22.

The Boyz Announces Their Fan Club Name

The Boyz has shared their fan club name!. On their comeback day of April 3, The Boyz revealed that they will be officially calling their fans The B (더비).  A post on their fan cafe explained that The B is an abbreviation of The Boyzs Vitamin.

The first syllable of the word vitamin in Korean is spelt in a way that sounds like the English letter B, and part of the meaning is that fans will be like vitamins for the members. Soompi. Display. News. English.

300x250. Mobile. English. 300x250. ATF. The post stated that the letter B was used rather than V to show that fans are one with The Boyz and to include the meaning that they are The Best fans.

Their agency also thanked fans for taking part in the vote for the fan club name. The Boyz made a comeback on April 3 with their new mini album The Start, featuring the title track Giddy Up.

For more infomation >> The Boyz Announces Their Fan Club Name(News) - Duration: 1:22.

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소진♡에디킴|K-News - Duration: 11:25.

For more infomation >> 소진♡에디킴|K-News - Duration: 11:25.

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Nuclear experts expect it to take two to three years to dismantle N. Korea's nuclear program - Duration: 0:38.

Nuclear weapons experts say... if North Korea finally decides to get rid of its nuclear

weapons,... the denuclearization process will take two to three years.

According to a VOA report,... former International Atomic Energy Agency deputy director-general

Olli Heinonen said two to three years would be enough time for North Korea to dismantle

its nuclear weapons and facilities.

But he emphasized that the denuclearization process should start with Pyongyang's full

disclosure of its nuclear-related facilities and enrichment programs to inspectors,...

to demonstrate its commitment to nuclear dismantlement and to earn the trust of the U.S.