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00:00:00On the 27th of last month, the presidential election for the next prime minister was officially announced.

00:00:09Mr. Shigeru Ishiba was elected as the 28th prime minister in the 5th round of elections.

00:00:16On the 30th of last month, the presidential election for the next prime minister was held.

00:00:21On the 1st of this month, a temporary parliament was convened.

00:00:24The new prime minister was elected as the 102nd prime minister.

00:00:31The 1st prime minister, Mr. Ishiba, was elected as the 1st prime minister.

00:00:36Mr. Ishiba said that he would hold the election on the 27th of this month.

00:00:43He said that he would hold the election on the 27th of this month.

00:00:51As soon as the new prime minister was elected, a high number of members of the cabinet were looking forward to the election.

00:00:57However, the opposition needed a lot of discussion before the election.

00:01:02If the temporary parliament was convened for too long, the opposition would strongly oppose it.

00:01:06Mr. Noda, a member of the Liberal Democratic Party, said that he was deeply disappointed that the discussion would be over so soon.

00:01:14Japan is facing a big turning point.

00:01:18In the U.S., the presidential election will be held in November, and a new leader will be elected.

00:01:25Also, if you look at the neighboring countries of Japan,

00:01:29China and Russia's military aircrafts are flying over Japan's airspace.

00:01:34There is a lot of attention on the issue of territory.

00:01:37In Korea, the confrontation with North Korea is getting more serious.

00:01:43So, today's Sokobadeittei Inkai N.P. will introduce the latest news of each country in a ranking format.

00:01:52Top 5 World News

00:01:55We will thoroughly consider the latest news of the United States, China, Russia, and Korea.

00:02:05Along with three guests who are interested in the world situation,

00:02:10members of the committee, including experts in foreign affairs and military affairs,

00:02:15will thoroughly discuss the latest news of each country.

00:02:20Sokobadeittei Inkai N.P.

00:02:23Emergency Plan

00:02:25America, China, Russia, Korea

00:02:28Top 5 World News

00:02:36Sokobadeittei Inkai N.P.

00:02:41Emergency Plan

00:02:43This time, we will thoroughly discuss the latest news of each country in a ranking format.

00:02:49These are the members of the committee.

00:02:51Nice to meet you.

00:02:54Nice to meet you.

00:02:57This is Yu Koizumi, a military analyst who has appeared for the first time in about a year.

00:03:01Nice to meet you.

00:03:04This is Yoshiko Okabe, a professor at the University of Kobe.

00:03:09Nice to meet you.

00:03:10Nice to meet you.

00:03:12Okabe, you started working in Ukraine in October.

00:03:18That's right.

00:03:19I'm a honorary professor in Ukraine in Kobe.

00:03:22There is an honorary professor's office in the university.

00:03:25Does that mean you're like a diplomat?

00:03:27I was approved by the Vienna Convention.

00:03:29Is this person exempt?

00:03:31Really?

00:03:32No, I'm just kidding.

00:03:35I met him for the first time today.

00:03:37He is 100% a comedian.

00:03:40You're a comedian, too.

00:03:42No, I'm not.

00:03:43He is a professor at the university.

00:03:46Nice to meet you.

00:03:47Nice to meet you.

00:03:48And there are three guests.

00:03:50Please don't talk until I introduce you.

00:03:53I haven't introduced you yet.

00:03:55First of all, Mr. Daisuke Kondo, a journalist who is familiar with the China issue.

00:03:59Nice to meet you.

00:04:02And Mr. Kyonji Kim, a professor at the University of Tokyo.

00:04:05Nice to meet you.

00:04:08And Mr. Fuhi, a talent.

00:04:10Nice to meet you.

00:04:13You're all reliable people who talk to me even if I leave you alone.

00:04:17If you don't talk, it's the other way around.

00:04:20I think it's okay.

00:04:21Is there anything you want to say?

00:04:23I always think that this seat is easier to talk to than that seat.

00:04:28Is that so?

00:04:29Yes, it's easy to talk to.

00:04:31Even if I say something over there, no one will guess it.

00:04:34But I can't help it because I stand out here.

00:04:37I can insert it, so I'll do my best.

00:04:41Please feel free to talk to me.

00:04:43You don't have to say anything extra.

00:04:45Nice to meet you.

00:04:49This time, the theme is foreign policy.

00:04:52I'd like to ask you a lot about the foreign policy and security policy of the Ishiba new government.

00:04:59Miyake-san, you're a member of the Cabinet.

00:05:03I've been fired.

00:05:05I've been fired, so I'm free to say what the chairman wants to say.

00:05:12That's right.

00:05:13When I was a member of the Cabinet, I was looking for a high sensitivity.

00:05:18What do you think of the Ishiba Cabinet?

00:05:20It's just started, so it may be difficult to evaluate.

00:05:23What do you think of the foreign policy?

00:05:25I went to the Japan Times two days ago.

00:05:29Some people in the United States are concerned about the proposed regional settlement.

00:05:35It's true that there are people in the United States who are concerned.

00:05:38You don't have to worry.

00:05:40He's a very educated man.

00:05:43And he's a good person.

00:05:45He's a very curious and well-educated man.

00:05:50He knows what he's doing, and he's doing it.

00:05:52Because he's an otaku.

00:05:53He knows a lot about military affairs.

00:05:55Especially military affairs. He's familiar with the law.

00:05:57So I wrote, don't worry too much.

00:06:01What about you, Mr. Masuzoe?

00:06:03We've been friends for a long time, but we study too much.

00:06:09So I asked him, what are you going to do when you say something like a scholar?

00:06:13He said, aren't you a scholar?

00:06:15We've always had a fight.

00:06:17In short, it's theoretically correct to make the current Japan Security Law.

00:06:22Can you do that when you look at the reality?

00:06:25So I always tell him, if you're a politician, look at the reality.

00:06:30I'm a scholar.

00:06:33Until now, you were a member of the Tohnai party, so you might have said what you wanted to say.

00:06:39What do you think about that?

00:06:41The Tohnai foundation is very weak, so I don't think I can say what I want to say.

00:06:46So I think it's going to be a trial from now on.

00:06:48There are too few people.

00:06:51It's as much as Mr. Masuzoe says, so there are a lot of people.

00:06:54I have a lot of people.

00:06:58How about you, Mr. Koizumi?

00:07:01As a member of the Tohnai party, I admit that you are very knowledgeable.

00:07:08However, so far, the Kishida administration has been a very high-value security policy.

00:07:14So before you came up with your own theory,

00:07:18I think it would have been better to finish what you started with the Kishida administration and then think about the next step.

00:07:23You don't have to worry about that.

00:07:27Mr. Koizumi also said that the Kishida administration should finish what it started with.

00:07:32As you said, you don't have to worry about that.

00:07:34You don't have any authority.

00:07:37Until now, the role of the Tohnai party was very small, but now the role of the Tohnai party has become overwhelmingly large.

00:07:46In other words, it is almost equal to the influence of the Kansai government.

00:07:50I didn't think I could really be the prime minister.

00:07:53The reason why I couldn't be the prime minister was because Mr. Kishida pushed Mr. Ishiba at the end.

00:07:58So to put it simply, this is the 3rd Kishida administration.

00:08:02Mr. Kishida was behind the Kishida administration.

00:08:05You said that the election schedule and the general election should be discussed with the opposition party properly.

00:08:11You lied from the beginning.

00:08:13The reason why I had to lie was because Mr. Kishida and Mr. Hiroshi Moriyama told me that I should just do it in the first election.

00:08:22I think he wanted to see the debate with the opposition party a little more and see the achievements of the Ishiba administration.

00:08:27I think he wanted to make a decision as a citizen.

00:08:30In general, I don't understand the meaning of the final vote.

00:08:34Because Mr. Takahashi won the first place, right?

00:08:37And it's because he did a lot of things under the water.

00:08:42It's the same as the fact that the prime minister was decided in a secret room.

00:08:45So many people don't feel convinced.

00:08:48It would be nice if the final vote system was discontinued.

00:08:52Because if the 2nd and 3rd place get together, the 1st place will definitely be excluded.

00:08:56It's a matter of course.

00:08:58I think the will of the people will come out in that area, including the conviction of the people and the administration system.

00:09:07You're good.

00:09:10I'm doing a news program, so thank you.

00:09:13We've talked a lot about security, so let's take a look at the situation in various countries.

00:09:18First of all, let's start with the news of this country, which is closely related to Japan.

00:09:24Top 5 news about the United States

00:09:291st place. Who will win the U.S. presidential election?

00:09:34At a TV debate held on November 11 for the U.S. presidential election in November,

00:09:41President Kamala Harris of the Democratic Party and former President Donald Trump of the Republican Party met for the first time.

00:09:48Both sides developed heated debates on economic issues,

00:09:53and Trump, who took a critical stance against the Biden administration's aggressive support for Ukraine's invasion of Russia.

00:10:012nd place. It is the greatest benefit for the United States to end the war with negotiations.

00:10:07If you win the election, you'll be able to collect it before you die.

00:10:11Trump, who has a pacifist attitude towards Russia, and Harris.

00:10:16If Trump were president, President Putin would be sitting in Kiev by now.

00:10:23After the U.S. CNN debate, which side won the debate?

00:10:28Harris was 63% and Trump was 37%.

00:10:34In the debate, which side showed the most powerful performance?

00:10:39The survey showed that both sides were 50% and equal,

00:10:43so the evaluation that Harris showed a performance that exceeded expectations has spread.

00:10:48But which side will win the November presidential election?

00:10:542nd place. The U.S. can't stop Israel.

00:10:59The attack on the Islamic organization Hezbollah, which was launched from November 17 to 18,

00:11:05detonated thousands of mobile phones in Lebanon,

00:11:10killing 37 people and injuring more than 3,000 people.

00:11:14The Israeli military has not commented on this explosion.

00:11:18The U.S. government also denies involvement.

00:11:22On the 28th of last month, the Israeli military announced that

00:11:26it had killed Nasrallah, the highest leader of Hezbollah,

00:11:30by bombing Lebanon the day before.

00:11:33On the 29th, President Biden emphasized that

00:11:36the expansion to a full-scale war in the Middle East should be avoided.

00:11:40However, the Israeli side continues to attack,

00:11:44and on the 1st of this month, they invaded Lebanon.

00:11:51Iran plans to launch a ballistic missile attack on Israel.

00:12:003rd place. The new record of the Dogez, Otani and Shohei.

00:12:05The Dogez's Otani and Shohei

00:12:07took the lead in the Marlins game on the 20th of last month.

00:12:12They killed 50 people and killed 50 missiles.

00:12:18The attack didn't stop there.

00:12:20On the 6th of the 9th round,

00:12:22they killed 51 people, which was the 3rd time in a row.

00:12:26After the victory, they set a new record of 51-51.

00:12:31On the 27th, the Padres set a new record of 7-7.

00:12:36The Dogez took the 3rd place in a row.

00:12:40For Otani, it was his first victory in a row.

00:12:43On the next day, the Rockies set a new record of 57-57.

00:12:48It surpassed the record set by Ichiro in 2001.

00:12:54On the 30th of last month, the regular season,

00:12:57the Dogez set a new record of 54-59.

00:13:01The Japanese achieved their first double-triple-three.

00:13:074th place. Children's SNS ban in Florida.

00:13:12In Florida, USA,

00:13:14in March of this year,

00:13:16a bill was passed to ban SNS accounts for children under 14 years old.

00:13:21In the U.S.,

00:13:23there are concerns that harmful content on SNS will harm children's mental health.

00:13:29Florida Governor DeSantis signed the bill.

00:13:33It will be passed in January of next year.

00:13:36This bill will ban SNS accounts for children under 14 years old

00:13:41that constantly display images and other content,

00:13:45and automatically play videos.

00:13:48In order to ban SNS accounts for children under 14 years old,

00:13:54it is necessary for the company to stop or delete them.

00:13:58If the company does not comply, it will fine the company.

00:14:035th place. The last day of the Civil War in the U.S.

00:14:09If a civil war breaks out in the U.S.,

00:14:12the last day of the Civil War in the U.S.

00:14:17will win the first place twice in the U.S. industrial revenue ranking.

00:14:2219 states will leave the U.S. government,

00:14:25and a civil war will break out between Texas and California.

00:14:30This is a shocking story.

00:14:33This is a shocking story.

00:14:39It was released in Japan on the 4th of this month, and is attracting attention.

00:14:44These are the top 5 news about the U.S.

00:14:48Which news did you find interesting?

00:14:55I'm asking you.

00:14:56Which news did you find interesting in the top 5 news about the U.S.?

00:15:01There are a lot of news.

00:15:04First, let's talk about Israel.

00:15:10Israel is attacking not only Gaza,

00:15:13but also Lebanon, Yemen, and Syria.

00:15:18Iran is also attacking.

00:15:21The U.S. is already intercepting Iran's missiles.

00:15:26There is a possibility that this will lead to a Middle East war.

00:15:30What will this affect Japan?

00:15:33First of all, it will affect the U.S.

00:15:36But in addition to that,

00:15:39I think China has an advantage.

00:15:44I don't think it will happen soon,

00:15:47but if the U.S. forces are dispersed in the Middle East,

00:15:52there is a possibility that China will be impatient to invade Taiwan.

00:15:59If that happens, there will be a war in Russia and the Middle East.

00:16:04And if the U.S. invades Taiwan,

00:16:07this will be the worst scenario for a third world war.

00:16:10I disagree with Mr. Fisch.

00:16:13China is taking advantage of this situation.

00:16:17Iran attacked Israel.

00:16:21After that, China is protesting against Iran's extradition.

00:16:27I don't want Trump to come out.

00:16:32But if the situation gets worse, Trump will have an advantage.

00:16:36So I think Iran should have waited another month.

00:16:41Mr. Fisch, I don't think it will happen soon,

00:16:45but if this situation develops into a Middle East war,

00:16:49I think China will have an advantage.

00:16:52I don't think it will happen soon.

00:16:55I don't think we should discuss China's advantage in the Middle East.

00:16:59I think the biggest concern in the current situation is

00:17:02whether Israel will add a bomb to Iran's nuclear facilities

00:17:06or even oil facilities.

00:17:11If Israel does that,

00:17:13it will increase the U.S. oil price,

00:17:18and it will create a disadvantageous situation for Israel.

00:17:23If you look at the current situation in the Middle East,

00:17:27it will have a negative impact on Israel's future.

00:17:31But in the story,

00:17:33the U.S. intercepted missiles from Iran.

00:17:37Before the conflict in Israel,

00:17:41the U.S. was already at a disadvantage.

00:17:44It took Israel more than five years to return the weapons to Ukraine.

00:17:49That's when the conflict in Israel started.

00:17:52If the U.S. gives weapons to Israel,

00:17:55the U.S. weapons will reach the U.S.

00:17:58If the U.S. says it doesn't have weapons,

00:18:01I don't think China will do anything.

00:18:05Mr. Koizumi, what do you think?

00:18:07I think the number of weapons is decreasing.

00:18:10But the U.S. military has a strategy called the O-Plan.

00:18:16I don't think it's going to use as many ammunition as it needs.

00:18:21I don't know if China sees the situation in the Middle East as an opportunity.

00:18:26It's a theory in China, so I can't say anything.

00:18:29But this is not a short-term problem, but a long-term problem.

00:18:33The war in Ukraine is not over yet.

00:18:36I don't think the U.S. will be able to suppress the U.S. in the Middle East.

00:18:41The Taiwan Strait and the Korean Peninsula are probably still under military pressure.

00:18:46If the U.S. can't suppress the U.S. in the Middle East,

00:18:51what are we going to do?

00:18:54There's a lot of talk about the U.S. in the Middle East.

00:18:58Why are you looking at me like that?

00:19:01Will Trump win or will Trump admit defeat?

00:19:06Isn't that a dispute?

00:19:08It's the worst.

00:19:13The other day, the New York Times wrote something very important.

00:19:16As you said, it's true that Iran and Israel have been fighting each other

00:19:22so that they don't go to war directly.

00:19:25But the latest situation is that Iran is definitely going to destroy things.

00:19:32It says that Israel may go to war.

00:19:36Israel can't do nuclear facilities.

00:19:39If they can, they can easily destroy Iran's nuclear facilities.

00:19:46If that happens, what will happen is that Iran will retaliate.

00:19:52If they don't retaliate, they won't be able to destroy the facilities on the other side.

00:20:00That's where 90% of Japan's cause comes from.

00:20:04When you think about it, you might wonder what the U.S. is doing.

00:20:08But Israel won't listen to any country.

00:20:12Why? Because of what happened on October 7th last year.

00:20:17For the people of Judea, the Holocaust is a big problem, whether they live or die.

00:20:24Whether they live or die, it's their idea to do it before they die.

00:20:29It's not a simple story that the U.S. can't control it.

00:20:34One thing.

00:20:35The other day, Iran became a new person in the Peshmerga.

00:20:41This person clearly said that the U.S. is not an enemy.

00:20:46During the election campaign, the U.S. has already said that it wants to be open to the West.

00:20:52It wants to end the economic sanctions.

00:20:54It wants to rebuild Iran's economy.

00:20:57That's why it won, with the support of the people.

00:21:01As a citizen of Iran, I think the U.S. wants to be on the same page as the West.

00:21:07The U.S. also wants to bring Iran to the West.

00:21:14Even if it can't do it completely, it doesn't want the West to do it.

00:21:19The U.S.'s job is to convince Israel to stop the war.

00:21:24I think the U.S. wants to convince Israel to stop the war with negotiations.

00:21:29Then the presidential election will be important.

00:21:32Right now, the U.S. presidential election is very important.

00:21:37The U.S. doesn't want both sides to fight each other.

00:21:41So, I think the U.S. will have a certain situation.

00:21:44But looking at the U.S.'s situation,

00:21:48Kamala Harris is not dealing with it that much.

00:21:51It's about 4 to 3 out of 7.

00:21:54So, I'm worried that the U.S. presidential election will have a great impact on the Middle East.

00:22:01The Civil War was a big hit.

00:22:04I think it has something to do with the presidential election.

00:22:07But the U.S. presidential election has caused a lot of division in the U.S.

00:22:12I think it's possible that the U.S. will have a world like the one in the movie.

00:22:17I think the U.S. presidential election will have a great impact on the Middle East.

00:22:22I think the U.S. presidential election will have a great impact on the Middle East.

00:22:25It's like the current president, Mr. Suda.

00:22:28It's the same in Europe and Asia.

00:22:31In Korea, it's called a fandom politics.

00:22:36It's a situation where the political parties are completely divided and fighting each other.

00:22:41But depending on the results of this election,

00:22:44it's possible that it will fall apart.

00:22:47In other words, if Trump says he doesn't want to do Season 2,

00:22:52and if the Democrats win again,

00:22:55at least there is a possibility that the hostile war tactics will calm down a little.

00:23:02I think that's difficult.

00:23:04You say it's a division in the U.S., right?

00:23:07The U.S. has always been divided before independence.

00:23:11To put it simply, the idealism of the northwestern Seikyoto

00:23:16and the hegemonism and colonialism of the southwest

00:23:21have created one country.

00:23:23That country has been divided from the beginning.

00:23:26Even if Trump loses, the Trump phenomenon will continue for the time being.

00:23:30Recently, Margaret Mitchell's book, Along with the Wind,

00:23:34was the subject of a lecture on the South-North War.

00:23:37And in the U.S. war, the number of casualties was the largest

00:23:42not in World War II or the Vietnam War, but in the South-North War.

00:23:47And at that time, Abraham Lincoln came out and said,

00:23:50I'm against it, but divided house.

00:23:53The famous speech, divided house will never stand.

00:23:57He said that before the Gettysburg Declaration of Independence.

00:24:02So that's in the history of the Americans.

00:24:07Even if you listen to this TV debate between Harris and Trump,

00:24:11I think they're both saying that the U.S. should not be divided here.

00:24:16Mr. Murata, please.

00:24:18If Trump loses this election, he's actually lost three times.

00:24:23In 2016, there were less than 3 million votes.

00:24:26He's really losing. He's been losing for 20 years.

00:24:29If he loses this time, Trump will be a presidential candidate who has lost three times in a row.

00:24:33As you said, I don't think there will be a Trump-like populism or a structure of confrontation,

00:24:37but I think there is a possibility that the Trump-like method will be used very skillfully

00:24:41and the phenomenon that comes to the fore will be temporarily replaced.

00:24:45If you look at the United States Constitution, how do you count the number of white people and black people?

00:24:49It says that black people are counted in three-fifths.

00:24:52And the state of slavery has agreed to that.

00:24:55Why? If you count black people as one,

00:24:58If you have black people, the power of the slave state will be stronger,

00:25:01and the power of the slave opposition will be weaker.

00:25:04By counting black people in three-fifths,

00:25:06even the slave opposition has agreed to that constitution.

00:25:09American democracy is about repeating that kind of compromise and trial and error.

00:25:14There is no such thing as a trial and error.

00:25:16This is happening in the process.

00:25:19I'd like to ask you about the impact on Japan. Mr. Okabe, please.

00:25:23I went to Ukraine from the end of August to September 16.

00:25:27I was on a special train, but the person who came with me was one of the editors of the foreign affairs magazine in the United States.

00:25:34I didn't have much to talk about, so I asked him,

00:25:37So I asked him what it would be like to be the president of the United States.

00:25:40He said,

00:25:46He said that he might be worried about Ukraine now, but he wasn't worried about Japanese people.

00:25:52I said,

00:25:58The day before, when he and I were at the same international meeting,

00:26:02The Secretary of State came out to the park.

00:26:04Oh, this is the picture?

00:26:06Yes, I was able to take a good picture.

00:26:08He said something interesting in the park.

00:26:11When I asked him how it was during the Trump administration,

00:26:14he said that he checked President Trump's SNS every day

00:26:17to see if he was fired.

00:26:20He said that he didn't know what would happen.

00:26:23I think that's how risky it is.

00:26:25So, is it Trump or Harris?

00:26:28I don't know.

00:26:30And there is no guarantee that it will be settled on November 5th.

00:26:33After that, no matter who wins, there will always be a lawsuit.

00:26:36If it doesn't become violence,

00:26:38the lawsuit will continue to be suspected of legitimacy.

00:26:40And even if you look at the public opinion poll,

00:26:42you can't trust it.

00:26:43I'm not trying to deceive you.

00:26:45It seems that Trump supporters are made fun of by those around them.

00:26:48In other words, there are many people who don't say that I'm a Trump supporter

00:26:51because I'm on the front line.

00:26:53So, there are Trump supporters who are hiding,

00:26:55so I don't know how this will affect them when they come out on the front line.

00:26:59There are only two options.

00:27:01Either Trump wins or Trump doesn't admit defeat.

00:27:05Isn't that a dystopia?

00:27:07It's the worst.

00:27:08I'm most interested in this topic.

00:27:10I'm sure some of you are interested in it, too.

00:27:12Carlos Ghosn.

00:27:13Because Lebanon is in a mess right now.

00:27:16I think he's lamenting that he should have been in Japan.

00:27:20Because in fact, it's like a habit in Lebanon.

00:27:24But that's probably a conspiracy.

00:27:26Even if it's a conspiracy,

00:27:28he's the kind of person who even disguises himself and runs away in a box.

00:27:32I'm sure he's running away.

00:27:34But if he goes to Europe, he'll be arrested.

00:27:36Let's move on to the next topic.

00:27:38Next, we'll take a look at the news of this country,

00:27:41which has not stopped advancing towards a dystopia.

00:27:44Top 5 news concerning Russia

00:27:48First place. Ukraine continues to invade Russia.

00:27:54President Putin opened a government meeting on the 25th of last month

00:27:59and showed a policy to resolve the state document that stipulates the use of nuclear weapons.

00:28:04As a result, if a large number of aircraft, including drones and cruise missiles,

00:28:09enter the Russian territory, it will be ordered to counter with nuclear weapons.

00:28:15In fact, it will expand the conditions for the use of nuclear weapons.

00:28:20On the other hand, Ukrainian President Zelensky

00:28:24said in a general debate at the United Nations General Assembly

00:28:27that he would ask for support from all countries in the world

00:28:30in the early stages of the long-term war,

00:28:34and that he would support the peace agreement he proposed.

00:28:38He also said that Russia was planning a new attack on the nuclear power plants.

00:28:44He pointed out that if Russia causes a nuclear disaster,

00:28:47the radio line will cross the border.

00:28:50Russia's threat is not a joke.

00:28:55Second place. The Russian military destroyer invades Japan's airspace.

00:29:00On the 23rd of last month,

00:29:02a Russian military destroyer invaded Japan's airspace three times.

00:29:09On the other hand, an aircraft of the Air Self-Defense Force

00:29:13invaded Japan's airspace for the first time.

00:29:18The Japanese government strongly protested against the Russian side

00:29:21through the foreign route and sought a resumption of the war.

00:29:26However, in August, there was also an air-to-air missile attack,

00:29:30and it was seen that China and Russia were working together

00:29:33to increase military pressure on Japan.

00:29:36The Japanese government is tightening its guard.

00:29:40Third place. Mongols in the ICC refuse to arrest Putin.

00:29:46In a war crime case involving Ukraine's invasion,

00:29:49President Putin, who was arrested by the International Criminal Court of the ICC,

00:29:54visited Mongolia in September.

00:29:59However, Mr. Putin returned without being arrested.

00:30:03According to the Mongolian government,

00:30:06the Mongols have always maintained neutral policy in all foreign relations.

00:30:13In addition, the Mongols claim that they import 95% of oil products

00:30:17and more than 20% of electricity from neighboring countries,

00:30:22showing that they are in a difficult position

00:30:25where they cannot come out strongly against Russia, which has a lot of resources.

00:30:29Fourth place. Russia, which continues economic sanctions.

00:30:34Russia, which continues economic sanctions against the U.S.

00:30:38due to the invasion of Ukraine,

00:30:41is in a state of panic.

00:30:44In Moscow, a high-end Japanese restaurant opened in November last year was a huge success,

00:30:49and a ramen shop worth about 1,200 yen is also selling well.

00:30:55In the automobile industry, the sales of Chinese cars are also increasing.

00:31:00This growth is due to the military industry, which continues to operate fully after the invasion of Ukraine.

00:31:06In addition, after the withdrawal of Western companies such as Starbucks and McDonald's,

00:31:11Russian companies joined the industry.

00:31:15As a result, employment has expanded and wages have risen,

00:31:19which means that people's consumption desires are increasing.

00:31:23On the other hand, excessive increase in goods prices and lack of manpower are also serious,

00:31:28and concerns are raised in Japan about how long the decline in the war will continue.

00:31:36Fifth place. There is a change in the Putin calendar.

00:31:40At the end of the year, there is a change in the Putin calendar,

00:31:44which is sold at Russian bookstores and other places.

00:31:48Putin, who is greedy in the bookstores,

00:31:52Putin, who enjoys the desire to go to Japan,

00:31:55Putin, who draws grass with a rifle gun, etc.

00:31:59Until now, there has been a macho route that emphasizes the cowardly appearance of Putin,

00:32:04whose upper body is naked.

00:32:07In addition, Putin, who proudly carries a large fish,

00:32:11Putin, who rides a motorcycle with a Russian flag,

00:32:15Putin, who aims at prey with a gun, etc.

00:32:18Putin, who was rich in variations,

00:32:22In 2024, the route will be changed,

00:32:26and Putin's suit will stand out.

00:32:29The background of the route change is

00:32:31Putin's physical appearance on his 72nd birthday on October 7th tomorrow,

00:32:38and the presidential election held in March this year, etc.

00:32:42By the way, even in the calendar of 2025,

00:32:47there is no naked photo.

00:32:51These are the top 5 news about Russia.

00:32:55What news did you care about?

00:33:01I'm asking you.

00:33:03Top 5 news about Russia.

00:33:05What news did you care about?

00:33:07We have received various opinions from you.

00:33:12Rather than provoking Japan,

00:33:15I'd like to show you the mess in the passageway.

00:33:20What do you think about the situation in Kiev?

00:33:23When I arrived in Kiev,

00:33:26the first three days, there were two air raids in the middle of the night.

00:33:30I had no choice but to go to the air-raid shelter for three days.

00:33:33The citizens of Ukraine experience it every day,

00:33:37so I honestly feel that it is quite disproportionate.

00:33:39What is the current situation with the Russian military?

00:33:42I think Mr. Koizumi is quite familiar with the situation in Donbass.

00:33:45It is written here.

00:33:47Donbass is the eastern part of Ukraine.

00:33:51This year, the Russian military has been attacking from the head.

00:33:56It has caused a lot of damage,

00:33:59but the situation is gradually improving.

00:34:02The war has been going on for more than two and a half years,

00:34:05and the Ukrainian side is becoming more and more isolated on the ground.

00:34:08It's a really critical situation.

00:34:10What do you think about the nuclear attack?

00:34:12Yes, I was attacking Russia in the meantime.

00:34:15There are probably several roles in the nuclear attack.

00:34:18One is to hit the oil and gas facilities in Russia and disrupt the economy.

00:34:23The other is to disrupt the military-industrial capability

00:34:27by hitting a very important bottleneck,

00:34:30such as the ammunition factory,

00:34:33which is the only factory in the world that can make cannons.

00:34:37The second is to hit the ammunition and fuel collection facilities of the Russian military.

00:34:41I think there are three ways to hit the back of the front line.

00:34:46The second is not very good at military-industrial attacks.

00:34:50There are many places that are far away.

00:34:52I'm hitting the oil and gas facilities,

00:34:54but like I said earlier,

00:34:56if you overdo it, the price of crude oil will rise,

00:34:58and it will be disadvantageous to the US presidential election,

00:35:00so stop it.

00:35:01The US government looks very unpleasant.

00:35:04The Ukrainian side wants to launch missiles that can hit the ammunition.

00:35:09If they do that, they may use Putin's nuclear weapons.

00:35:12That's why the United States doesn't look good.

00:35:14Ukraine is in the middle of a full-scale war,

00:35:16but no university students have been mobilized.

00:35:19I was a freshman in September,

00:35:21so the university is full of boys and girls who look like they're having fun,

00:35:25just like Japanese universities.

00:35:27In the midst of this war,

00:35:29Ukraine is trying not to make as many sacrifices as possible.

00:35:32I think that's why it's disadvantageous in the battlefield.

00:35:35I think that's why it's disadvantageous in the battlefield.

00:35:38I think that's why it's disadvantageous in the battlefield.

00:35:41I think that's why it's disadvantageous in the battlefield.

00:35:44I think that's why it's disadvantageous in the battlefield.

00:35:47I think that's why it's disadvantageous in the battlefield.

00:35:50I think that's why it's disadvantageous in the battlefield.

00:35:53I think that's why it's disadvantageous in the battlefield.

00:35:56I think that's why it's disadvantageous in the battlefield.

00:35:59I think that's why it's disadvantageous in the battlefield.

00:36:01It must be the reality that

00:36:06it is difficult to completely deter the Russian forces militarily.

00:36:08The Ukrainian side will do it!

00:36:09However, Putin uses the term the主権制限 bans of Ukraine.

00:36:13I've been telling you to change the government,

00:36:15and I've been telling you to dismantle the Ukrainian army,

00:36:18and I've been telling you none of our allied powers should be a part of it.

00:36:20As the main Han government,

00:36:22it's a move that we absolutely have to support.

00:36:24It is sometimes incredible prevention and control of wars.

00:36:26It is sometimes incredible prevention and control of wars.

00:36:28It is sometimes incredible prevention and control of wars.

00:36:30I think it's a risk that nuclear weapons will be used on the battlefield, and if it's used, it's going to be a big deal, and if the countries that have nuclear weapons scatter the use of nuclear weapons, no country can win.

00:36:45I understand that it's a nuclear war, but there's always been a possibility of nuclear use since the Korean War.

00:36:52I can't say for sure, but if you don't do it all at once, you can't win the war.

00:37:05If you read the sign, you'll have a broken voice.

00:37:09I want you to be a little more broken.

00:37:11In other words, the surrounding world is saying, I'm rooting for you, I'm helping you, but you're doing it on your own.

00:37:20VTR may be a little misleading, but it may be misunderstood as an economic sanction that is neither painful nor itchy.

00:37:30What the West is doing is a strategy to push it into economic sanctions.

00:37:35I'm going to aim for the day when the budget will run out.

00:37:38So, even in Japan, this economic sanction was active.

00:37:41The Kishida administration went right away.

00:37:43It's going to take a long time.

00:37:45The problem is that the whole world is not sanctioning Russia, but about 40 or 50 countries with 200 countries.

00:37:55Russia's oil is cheaper, so buy it.

00:37:57If everyone doesn't buy it, Russia will give it to you, but there are a lot of places that will buy it.

00:38:02So, in that sense, Russia has long been saying that sanctions are not 100% effective.

00:38:08There's also that kind of hole.

00:38:10You can buy it, but you can't give insurance to the tanker in the country where you buy it.

00:38:16This is overwhelmingly held by the Western insurance industry.

00:38:20Or you can buy it, but you can't provide payment services.

00:38:25It's going to sell, but it's going to sell in a very inefficient way.

00:38:29I don't know if sanctions work or not.

00:38:32But what we can't forget is the power of standardization.

00:38:35I don't think it's going to work.

00:38:44Putin can't enter the country.

00:38:46It's not an economic sanction, but it's a symbol of international society.

00:38:54But it's broken in Mongolia.

00:38:56Israel is saying that the UN Secretary-General is not allowed to enter the country.

00:39:01It's a big problem that the power of international standardization is wavering.

00:39:06But I dare to say that we should not be disappointed in the international law.

00:39:11The international law that was broken stands out, but most of the international law is protected.

00:39:16So there's a part of the blatant international law judgment.

00:39:19That's why there's no point in international law.

00:39:21We should not lean towards the simple debate of zero or everything.

00:39:26Mr. Lam, why do you think Japan is being provoked?

00:39:30Why do you think the Russian intruder has come to Japan?

00:39:40I don't want to provoke Japan.

00:39:43I want to show them that the Chinese are flirting.

00:39:47What do you mean?

00:39:49There was a trial.

00:39:51The Russian military, which had been training with the Chinese fleet on the Soya Strait,

00:39:57was conducting a trial in the airspace of Japan.

00:40:00What is the Chinese fleet doing?

00:40:02Last year and this year, after training together,

00:40:05they went to Ohotsukukai and went to the northern border.

00:40:09This year, they went to the northern border.

00:40:12Until now, if Russia was cornered too much,

00:40:15they would approach the middle of the road.

00:40:18There was a lot of debate about whether China would go to Ohotsukukai or the northern border.

00:40:23As a result, what Russia is doing now is that even if we corner them,

00:40:27it's all right with the economic sanctions.

00:40:30They may think that Ohotsukukai is a tiger's den,

00:40:33but we're going to put the Chinese fleet in there.

00:40:36The way that plane flew zigzag,

00:40:38the way it flew in the UK,

00:40:40I think there was a nuclear submarine under the sea.

00:40:43The fact that they're doing a strategy over there

00:40:46means that they should be aware that it's not just a provocation as a risk.

00:40:51I don't know if they had the intention to provoke.

00:40:55I'm sure the Chinese fleet is going to see the U.S. nuclear submarine.

00:41:00I think they were looking for it.

00:41:02At that time, I don't know if they were aware that they were judging the Japanese airspace.

00:41:07I think it would have been better to look for the U.S. nuclear submarine than that.

00:41:12I don't want to argue with that.

00:41:14But if you look at it in a bigger picture,

00:41:17I think it's part of the process of getting closer to China and constantly testing Japan and the U.S.

00:41:23It was the 75th anniversary of China-Russia relations.

00:41:27It was a time when each department was excited to do something together.

00:41:33You don't have to worry about that.

00:41:35I think Mongolia is symbolizing a very complex international situation.

00:41:41As Dr. Murata said, international norms are important,

00:41:46but international politics is also a reality.

00:41:49Netanyahu also said that the ICC is applying for an arrest warrant.

00:41:53So what's going on with the U.S. support?

00:41:57The question is, why did Putin go to Mongolia?

00:42:02It's not just Russia.

00:42:04Britain, the U.S., and China are also visiting Mongolia.

00:42:08Prime Minister Kishida is also visiting Mongolia.

00:42:11So is South Korea.

00:42:13North Korea is also visiting Mongolia.

00:42:15The reason why everyone is loving Mongolia is because

00:42:17Northeast Asia is a new confrontation zone.

00:42:22Mongolia used to be close to China because of its socialist effect.

00:42:26After the democratization in the 1990s,

00:42:29Mongolia has a good relationship with Japan and South Korea.

00:42:32It's a very forward-looking country.

00:42:34Mongolia didn't intend to be a balancer in Asia,

00:42:41but its presence has increased.

00:42:43One last thing.

00:42:44The reason I wrote this is because

00:42:48China, Russia, and the U.S. are not in the ICC.

00:42:52The largest state is Japan,

00:42:54and the top ICC member is a Japanese female judge.

00:42:57That's why the ICC was limited from the beginning.

00:43:03That's all I want to say.

00:43:04Mr. Takeda, how long will the Putin administration last?

00:43:07This year's Putin calendar.

00:43:08If you look at the calendar, it's all black and white, right?

00:43:11I think this will be the last week.

00:43:14I think there may be a premium.

00:43:17I think it's better to buy this year's calendar.

00:43:19What do you think?

00:43:20Mr. Okabe.

00:43:21Are you going to buy the Japanese calendar?

00:43:22I'm going to buy it.

00:43:23Where are you going to buy it?

00:43:24Loft.

00:43:25Really?

00:43:28Please don't give me the name of a particular shop.

00:43:31I can't afford to buy a calendar

00:43:34that shows how many Japanese children have been sacrificed.

00:43:37You can't say that.

00:43:42Top 5 news about China.

00:43:47No.1 Real estate bubble collapses. What will happen to China's economy?

00:43:53China's real estate prices are at an all-time low.

00:43:57Due to the government's policy,

00:43:59a large number of developers have lost their jobs.

00:44:02As a result, ghost mansions are left unfinished.

00:44:08Due to the impact of the bubble,

00:44:10new jobs are becoming more difficult,

00:44:12and the unemployment rate is rising.

00:44:15Individual consumption is also increasing,

00:44:17and the economy is also declining.

00:44:20On the other hand,

00:44:21as a result of the Chinese government prioritizing the expansion of state-owned enterprises,

00:44:26the price of steel and other main industries has fallen,

00:44:29and the situation is more difficult than during the Renmin Shoku.

00:44:35What will happen to China's economy in the future?

00:44:41No.2 The murder of a Japanese man. Will the motive and facts be revealed?

00:44:48On the 18th of last month,

00:44:50a 10-year-old man, who was attending a Japanese school in Shenzhen,

00:44:54was attacked on the street and killed.

00:44:56The authorities arrested a Chinese man who denied his occupation,

00:45:01but the motive has not been revealed.

00:45:05The Supreme Court ruled that this case was a military-independent case,

00:45:11while the Japanese side calmly and rationally

00:45:14avoided expanding the case as a political issue.

00:45:21However, according to the Hong Kong media,

00:45:23the local government officials of the Shenzhen Provincial Government

00:45:28wrote on social media,

00:45:30saying,

00:45:32our discipline is to kill Japanese people.

00:45:35In June, three Japanese parents were attacked by a man with a knife,

00:45:40and a Chinese woman tried to stop the killer,

00:45:43but she was killed.

00:45:46This is still a concern.

00:45:50No.3 The rumor about the death of Xi Jinping.

00:45:54What is the credibility of this rumor?

00:45:58The death of Xi Jinping is 10 seconds away.

00:46:02The source of the rumor is that

00:46:04Xi Jinping was absent for 20 days at the end of the meeting on July 30.

00:46:10Even though it was the time of the summer vacation,

00:46:12the movement of the Supreme Leader could not be held for a long time.

00:46:16On the Internet, there were rumors of weight loss and defeat.

00:46:22After that, on August 19,

00:46:24Xi Jinping had a meeting with the Vietnamese President Donald Trump in Beijing,

00:46:29and he walked without any problem.

00:46:32In addition, on the 1st of this month,

00:46:34he sent a congratulatory message to Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba.

00:46:40What is the credibility of the 10-second theory?

00:46:45No.4 What is the background of the quiet boom of the juvenile detention center?

00:46:51According to a local Chinese city,

00:46:53a juvenile detention center is now being established in China.

00:47:00It is said that it is a quiet boom

00:47:03centered on the 20s and 30s,

00:47:05with only people under the age of 45.

00:47:08Most of the facilities are old buildings in the suburbs,

00:47:12and the admission fee is about 1,500 yen.

00:47:15There, the young people are away from the real world,

00:47:19plowing the fields, feeding the chickens,

00:47:22and living a leisurely group life.

00:47:26It is said that this is the result of some young people

00:47:29seeking a stress-free, old-man-like leisure life.

00:47:37No.5 The reason why Japanese anime movies are so popular?

00:47:44The Chinese movie market is expanding.

00:47:47According to Chinese news sites,

00:47:50the annual income of a movie is about 18.4 billion yen in 2019,

00:47:56and the total number of screenings of the movie theaters is now the world's No.1.

00:48:01In the meantime, the annual income of the Japanese anime

00:48:05Suzume no Tojimari, which was released last year, is about 1.6 billion yen,

00:48:10and The First Slumdunk is about 1.3 billion yen.

00:48:15In addition, the movie directed by Hayao Miyazaki,

00:48:19which was released this year,

00:48:22is over 1.6 billion yen,

00:48:25and Japanese anime movies are sweeping China.

00:48:29What is the reason why Japanese anime movies are so popular?

00:48:33And what is the reason why the Chinese Communist Party allows the screening?

00:48:40That's all for the top 5 news about China.

00:48:44What news did you find interesting?

00:48:50Now, let's hear from everyone.

00:48:52What news did you find interesting in the top 5 news about China?

00:48:56Now, let's hear from everyone.

00:49:01Mr. Suda, let's start with the sad news.

00:49:06This is the second shocking news.

00:49:10I think there is a reason for the third and fourth shocking news.

00:49:15It's not just anti-Japanese education or hostility against Japan.

00:49:20The Chinese economy, which Mr. Kondo also pointed out,

00:49:25is experiencing a huge recession due to the collapse of the bubble.

00:49:29If the economy doesn't deal with this, it won't be able to move forward.

00:49:33If the economy doesn't deal with the recession of the financial institutions and local governments,

00:49:37it won't be able to make a profit, and the Chinese economy won't recover.

00:49:41As a result, what is happening?

00:49:44For example, the area where this incident occurred is the Shenzhen area of China.

00:49:49This area used to be a high-tech industrial area in China,

00:49:54where semiconductor manufacturers were gathering.

00:49:57In fact, there were a lot of workers from the countryside who came here,

00:50:00worked for a day, got paid, and played for about three days.

00:50:03It was also a city of unemployment.

00:50:05It seems that such jobs are declining here.

00:50:08When I asked people who came from China to Japan,

00:50:11they said they couldn't eat, but they couldn't go back to their hometowns.

00:50:14There is a gap between economic dissatisfaction, living expenses, and debt.

00:50:20That's why the Chinese Communist Party and the government can't do anything.

00:50:24I think this gap has led to Japan.

00:50:27I think the situation in which economic problems and anti-Japanese education are mixed

00:50:31is spreading all over China.

00:50:34This problem comes to my mind very much.

00:50:36Since October 1st, there has been a huge number of Chinese people coming to Japan.

00:50:44On the other hand, the Chinese government is saying that it is dangerous to go to Japan,

00:50:48so be careful not to go to places where people gather.

00:50:52To be clear, there is no such anti-Chinese in Japan,

00:50:55and there is no such thing as finding Chinese people and beating them.

00:50:58However, the Japanese Foreign Ministry is saying,

00:51:01Dangerous information 1. Be careful enough.

00:51:04Dangerous information 2. Don't go to unnecessary places.

00:51:07If you don't put out this much, Japanese companies will say,

00:51:10let's give it back to those whose families can give it back.

00:51:13If there is nothing, I don't know if it's okay to give it back all of a sudden.

00:51:16It's very Japanese, so why doesn't the Japanese Foreign Ministry do that?

00:51:19I'm not objecting to Mr. Takeda,

00:51:22but as a foreign defense chief of the Three Silver,

00:51:25if there is terrorism or war,

00:51:28we can put out dangerous information,

00:51:31but we can't put it out to the extent that some Japanese children were sacrificed.

00:51:37No, no, no, you can't say that.

00:51:39No, no, it's not bad.

00:51:41All other advanced countries are about Japan.

00:51:44It's level 0.

00:51:45No, no, wait a minute.

00:51:47The Japanese government is not saying anything,

00:51:50but it's doing a proper protest.

00:51:52Even if you protest, nothing changes.

00:51:54There is no transition.

00:51:55Mr. Takeda, if you were the representative of the government, would you do it?

00:52:01Normally, I think it's hard for him to say,

00:52:04but I'm not saying this as a foreign minister,

00:52:07but as a foreign defense chief and a representative of the Diet,

00:52:11if there is a riot or something like that,

00:52:13I can put it out,

00:52:15but since this is possible,

00:52:17I don't want Japanese people to make a fuss about it.

00:52:19It's a little difficult.

00:52:21If this is a private matter, I think it's the right thing to do.

00:52:26However, if Japanese people are being targeted,

00:52:29and if they are left alone,

00:52:31the third or fourth person will come out.

00:52:33If the foreign minister had properly dealt with this,

00:52:35the family would have been able to return home.

00:52:37I don't think it makes much sense to talk about this.

00:52:40There is another problem, Mr. Matsui.

00:52:43Why did the Japanese government do this this time?

00:52:47It's not that the Japanese government hasn't said anything,

00:52:51but they're doing a proper protest.

00:52:53Even if they protest, there's no change.

00:52:55There's no change.

00:52:57If you were the representative of the government, would you do it?

00:52:59No, that's why I'm saying this.

00:53:01I can't give you the information.

00:53:03I can't explain the incident.

00:53:05I'll ask the foreign minister.

00:53:07I'm sorry, I'll ask the foreign minister.

00:53:09China can't answer right now.

00:53:11Why?

00:53:12There are only two possibilities.

00:53:14The Japanese government targeted the Japanese people.

00:53:16The Japanese government arrested the Japanese people.

00:53:18You can't say that.

00:53:20You can't say that.

00:53:22You can't say that.

00:53:24Listen to me.

00:53:26If the Japanese are not the target,

00:53:28it will be a problem for the Chinese society.

00:53:30You can't say either way.

00:53:32I don't want to say it,

00:53:34but as Mr. Matsui said,

00:53:36there should be a dialogue under the water.

00:53:40I don't think it's just a problem for the Japanese.

00:53:43Two weeks ago,

00:53:45four American scholars were stabbed in Kitsurin Shrine.

00:53:49Recently, in China,

00:53:51there have been many cases of Chinese killing each other.

00:53:55The reason is that

00:53:57it's not just a problem for the Japanese.

00:53:59The Chinese society is losing its old richness.

00:54:04And there are more unemployed people.

00:54:06There's dissatisfaction.

00:54:08And some of them become violent.

00:54:10Some of them lose their motivation.

00:54:12I think there's a lot of instability.

00:54:16I agree with Mr. Miyake.

00:54:18It's not just a matter of half a day.

00:54:21In many cases,

00:54:23Chinese women are arrested and killed.

00:54:28Japanese emperors are very brave.

00:54:31They are grateful.

00:54:33The root of the problem is the Chinese economy.

00:54:37It's very serious that real estate is falling apart.

00:54:42Mr. Kim, I don't want you to blame the economy.

00:54:45Mr. Daisuke Kondo is my best teacher in Tokyo University.

00:54:50He's an expert.

00:54:51Let's listen to him.

00:54:52Mr. Kondo.

00:54:53Is he your teacher?

00:54:54Yes, he is.

00:54:55That's why he's so good.

00:55:01To sum up what you said,

00:55:04the economy is bad.

00:55:06Real estate has a 30% GDP.

00:55:10On September 24th,

00:55:12a new measure was introduced,

00:55:14but we don't know yet.

00:55:16And young people can't find a job.

00:55:1818.8% of young people are unemployed in August.

00:55:21In the summer,

00:55:221,179,000 people,

00:55:24which is one and a half times the population of Osaka,

00:55:27are university students.

00:55:29Most of them don't have a job.

00:55:31If they can find a job,

00:55:33what will happen to them?

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