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Apec 2000

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Updated: 20 May 2010
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A short documentary for Brunei about kampong ayer.

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Presser on APEC and Iraq

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Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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FILE 2001 - Busan 1. Skyline and traffic in foreground 2. People walking down street 3. Tilt down from sky to beach with skyline in background 4. Pleasure boat sails through frame 5. Man entertaining people on beach by spitting fire 6. Pan from World Cup stadium to Asian Games venue Seoul - 27 April 2004 7. Ban walks in 8. Journalists 9. SOUNDBITE (Korea) Ban Ki-Moon, Foreign Minister: "We announce that Busan will be the host for the 2005 APEC summit." FILE 2000 - Seoul 10. Exterior convention centre with ASEM sign 11. Security personnel marching outside of venue 12. Armoured personnel carrier on street 13. Security walking 14. Interior of ASEM 15. Pan across leaders including President Jacques Chirac and Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad Seoul - 27 April 2004 16. SOUNDBITE (Korean) Ban Ki-Moon, Foreign Minister: "As we decided the 2005 host city, a provincial city Busan, we expect to achieve balanced developments in our country and to contribute in accomplishing an Busan-Jinhae economic free zone." FILE 8 APRIL 2004 - Gwangju 17. South Korean soldiers training to man checkpoint 18. Military truck drives through obstacles 19. Soldiers running for cover 20. Barricades set up with SKorean and Iraqi Flags Seoul - 27 April 2004 21. SOUNDBITE (Korean) Ban Ki-Moon, Foreign Minister: "We received the first report. The National Security Council meeting, NSC, has not been convened yet, and I understand that the people on the working level are still studying (the report). I think the decision will be made soon." 22. Officials 23. Ban at podium STORYLINE A government panel on Tuesday selected South Korea's second-largest city, Busan, as the venue for next year's Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit. The coastal port metropolis was host to the Asian Games in 2002 as well as a variety of events surrounding the World Cup football tournament that same year. The biannual summit of 21 Asia-Pacific countries is scheduled for November 20-21, 2005. Since November, South Korea has been reviewing applications from Seoul, Busan, and the southern resort island of Jeju, who wanted to host the event. The committee recommended that government allow Jeju and Seoul to host APEC ministerial meetings, also scheduled to take place in 2005, the Foreign Ministry said in a statement. South Korea was named the host for next year's APEC meeting during the 2000 summit in Brunei. In 2000, Seoul presided over a similar high-profile summit, the Asia-Europe or ASEM conference. The nation was given high marks for providing a modern venue and tight security. Around APEC, security will be of particular concern, as a plot was discovered to bomb the meeting when it was held in Bangkok last year. South Korea's foreign minister on Tuesday indicated that regional interests were a large consideration in choosing Busan as the site. The foreign minister also refused to confirm a news report that his country had decided to send 36-hundred troops to Irbil in the Kurdish region of northern Iraq and was discussing its decision with Kurdish leader. South Korea's Yonhap news agency, citing a source in Iraq whom it did not identify, reported that South Korea had explained its decision to Massoud Barzani, head of the Kurdish Democratic Party, and sought the party's opinions. Barzani's Kurdish Democratic Party controls the western section of the Kurdish autonomous region. A defence ministry official, speaking on customary condition of anonymity, said the government's National Security Council would likely meet on Thursday to announce a final decision. The foreign minister said that the decision would be made public after the meeting. United States and Britain. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/020d5db8c929edd654505990a6da4810 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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BRUNEI: SUMMARY OF FIRST DAY OF APEC SUMMIT

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Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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Mandarin/Eng/Nat The leaders of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum have been meeting in Brunei for the group's annual summit. On the first full day of the conference they pledged to open markets and make the region safer. This summit will be the last for Bill Clinton, who has been an active participant in the organisation during his time as U-S President. The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum has assembled leaders from 21 nations. The heads of state and their representatives will have to deal with a host of contentious issues including re-starting W-T-O negotiations and trying to halt soaring oil prices. Pacific Rim leaders opened their annual summit on Wednesday in Brunei, the tiny, oil-rich sultanate on the Southeast Asian island of Borneo. Some leaders, including U-S President Bill Clinton, are getting a temporary breather from political uncertainties at home as they talk business at the forum. He tried to reassure businessmen and politicians that the change in the U-S administration would not diminish its commitment to trade with the Asia-Pacific region. SOUNDBITE: (English) "One of the things both vice President Gore and Governor Bush agreed on in this election is that the United States should continue its strong leadership for a more integrated global economy and for expanded trade. And as nearly as I can tell there was virtually no disagreement on that except that there were disagreements about the extent we should push the trade plus agenda if you will that I've been talking about for the last several years. But on the question of leadership in trade, I think the world can rest easy because both of the candidates made strong commitments to do that." SUPER CAPTION: US President Bill Clinton And he said he believed APEC's main achievement in the last decade had been to encourage free trade. SOUNDBITE: (English) "In reality the most successful countries were not those who started with the biggest advantages, but those that made the advantages they had, by opening their markets and ultimately their societies. That is why APEC has been a force for free markets." SUPER CAPTION: US President Bill Clinton Chinese President Jiang Zemin was another high-profile guest. He urged the delegates not to ignore the needs of the developing world. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) "Because of the leading economic globalisation by the developed countries, the status and level of development in different areas and different countries continues to become wider apart, as the developing countries are facing new challenges. The gap between North and South regions are getting bigger. And this is not only not good for the economic development in these developing countries, but also is not in the interest of global peace and stability." SUPER CAPTION: Jiang Zemin, Chinese President Chinese and Mexican officials are expected to reach a bilateral trade deal during the APEC talks. A deal with Mexico is the last obstacle for China entering the W-T-O - the Geneva-based body that sets global trade rules. China has been trying to get into the trade group for 14 years. Finally being accepted will make a big difference for Beijing, enabling it to become more integrated with the global economy. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) "Now with China's entry into the WTO, China's opening and reform will enter a new era. We will endeavour to a more open economy and continue to strengthen our cooperation with other countries in the areas of economy, trade, science and technology and try our best to make a contribution to the development of the world economy, especially the economy of the Asia-Pacific region." SUPER CAPTION: Jiang Zemin, Chinese President You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/5f653f88f17685f8fef691165b5f0566 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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PHILIPPINES: MANILA: LEADERS ARRIVE FOR APEC SUMMIT

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Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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English/Nat Leaders of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum began arriving in Manila Saturday amid bilateral diplomacy and multi-lateral disagreements. APEC'S annual summit formally gets underway Monday, after two days of preparatory talks at the ministerial level . The weekend is being given over to bi-lateral meetings between national leaders and their delegations. Ministers of the 18-nation group closed their meetings with a declaration that set out general goals, principles and themes for cooperation but stopped short of presenting specific projects and resisted U-S pressure to cut tariffs on computers and telecommunications equipment. The Prime Ministers of Singapore and Malaysia were among the first world leaders to arrive in Manila Saturday. Prime Minister Goh Chok-tong of Singapore had bi-lateral meetings scheduled with the leaders of Taiwan, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia , Brunei and Hong Kong. The territory is maintaining a separate delegation at the forum, headed by Donald Tsang, Hong Kong's Financial Secretary. Malaysian Prime Minister Mohammed Mahathir's first bi-lateral session was with his Australian counterpart, John Howard. Neither leader would comment on key issues straining bilateral relations, including problems over a proposal to eliminate telecommunications tariff and Malaysian complaints to Australia of racism. The U-S Commerce Secretary, Mickey Kantor, discussed a range of bilateral issues during a morning meeting with his Japanese counterpart, International Trade Minister Shinji Sato, including their ongoing dispute over American access to the Japanese insurance market. SOUNDBITE: (English) "We covered the insurance agreement as you might imagine. We covered the auto agreement, an auto parts agreement , which is working very well right now. We expressed our concerns about the insurance agreement and the need to make sure it's implemented by December 15th in the way in which it was negotiated on September 30th and October the 1st, 1994. We talked also about civil aviation and our concerns on that issue, as well as our request for a panel on restrictive business practises in Japan at the W-T-O." SUPER CAPTION: Mickey Kantor, U-S Commerce Secretary The U-S and Japan are leading efforts to get APEC to take a clear and united stance at World Trade Organisation (W-T-O) negotiations on freeing up the 500-billion (b) dollars (U-S) a year market for a computers, semiconductors, software and telecommunications. But opponents, primarily Malaysia, argued that weaker economies should set their own pace. SOUNDBITE: (English) "If there is work being done now and there is work being done now to us having I-T-A in the W-T-O, then those negotiations must take into account the request from some countries, including Malaysia, for flexibility, such as in the area of time-frame for making the tariff cuts and also on product coverage." SUPER CAPTION: Rafidah Aziz, Malaysian Trade Minister Washington wants all tariffs on information technology products abolished in four years. But under pressure from Malaysia and other developing countries, the final statement from ministers set no deadlines or tariff levels. The apparent division underlines the difficulties APEC's 18 governments face as they seek to transform the world's fastest-growing economic region into a free trade zone by 2020. Ministers had no difficulty agreeing the sites for their annual summits up until the turn of the century. Vancouver will host the event next year, followed by Malaysia and New Zealand. Brunei will play host in the year 2000. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/c943f566292a0439fbbc7efae0a4450f Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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10 años TLC Chile - Estados Unidos

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Updated: 18 Aug 2014
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author: DIRECON GOBIERNO DE CHILE

La suscripción de un Tratado de Libre Comercio (TLC) con Estados Unidos fue un objetivo buscado por Chile desde 1990, cuando el entonces Presidente estadouni...

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PHILIPPINES: MANILA: APEC SUMMIT UPDATE

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English/Nat APEC ministers wrapped up their annual meetings in Manila Saturday in a show of unity, despite underlying problems over tariffs. The U-S, in particular, moved to play down differences with other members at the APEC meeting and in remarks at a separate venue afterwards. A three-hour ministers meeting ended without agreement on a U-S proposal to eliminate tariffs on telecommunications materials. The group announced only one major agreement, that the meeting in the year 2000 would be held in Brunei. China and Chinese Taipei, as Taiwan is called in APEC, avoided questions about conflicts. However, Taiwan did indicate a desire to communicate with China on a variety of issues. And when the focus turned to China's soon-to-be newest territory, Hong Kong, the colony's representative indicated little change in its APEC future. SOUNDBITE: (English) "Hong Kong will remain a full and equal member of APEC after first of July 1997 under the name China Hong Kong." SUPER CAPTION: Denise Yue, Secretary of Trade and Industry One reporter attempted to get U-S Secretary of State Warren Christopher to divulge the name of his successor. Christopher replied diplomatically that he didn't know, but reassured the APEC members that the U-S course would not change. SOUNDBITE: (English) "One of the hallmark, one of the signature of one of President Clinton's first four years has been one emphasis on Asia reflecting the importance that Asia has in many ways, economically, politically environmentally and so I'm sure that my successor will reflect the president views and continue to take a very active interest in APEC and various other outreaches." SUPER CAPTION: Warren Christopher, US Secretary of State The U-S delegation went out of its way to be nice to everyone represented, playing down a disagreement with Malaysia and Chile over the telecommunications proposal. While Malaysian representative Rafidah Aziz sounded a somewhat confrontational tone, the U-S officials at the ministers' meeting and afterwards took on a conciliatory stance. SOUNDBITE: (English) "We would like to see tariff cuts begin in 1997. We would like to see tariffs on ITA products go to zero in the year 2000. We have said further in Geneva repeatedly that if there are particular areas of difficulty, especially among developing countries, we, that is the quad, would look at those areas provided they tended to be the exception and not the rule." SUPER CAPTION: Charlene Barshefsky, US Trade Representative And Christopher, taking questions on non-APEC matters, was positive about U-S strategic position in the region. He had harsh words for North Korea, which would certainly play well in Seoul. SOUNDBITE: (English) "We regard the submarine incident as being a highly provocative incident required firm action on behalf of South Korea and United States in terms of denouncing it a very troublesome and provocative incident in that U-S believe North Korea should make a gesture, indication they have a similar of seriousness of that action on their part." SUPER CAPTION: Warren Christopher, US Secretary of State The US was also showing goodwill toward their hosts. Several American companies signed contracts with Philippine partners at a ceremony presided over by U-S Commerce Secretary Mickey Kantor. Kantor praised the Ramos administration's commitment to free trade. SOUNDBITE: (English) SUPER CAPTION: Mickey Kantor, U-S Commerce Secretary It was a good day for Philippine President Ramos, who met with several leaders in bilaterals at the Coconut Palace. The conference was proceeding with harmony, demonstrations were few and security reported no serious incidents. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/0aa5d5770273f5beb5dfb623c8bdb922 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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APEC leaders meet in session plus protest

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POOL 1. Wide of Peruvian Ministry of Defence 2. Wide of Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd waving to media 3. Mid of Brunei Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah shaking hands with Peruvian President Alan Garcia 4. Car arriving 5. Wide of Peruvian President Alan Garcia and Chilean President Michelle Bachelet 6. Mid of Bachelet and Garcia 7. Wide shot of Bachelet and Garcia 8. Wide of Garcia with Hong Kong Chief Executive Donald Tsang 9. Mid of Garcia and Tsang 10. Car arriving 11. Wide of Garcia with Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono 12. Wide of Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper arriving 13. Mid of Garcia with Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso 14. Wide of Aso walking 15. Wide of security motorcade 16. Wide of Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Najib Razak walking 17. Wide of Garcia with New Zealand's Prime Minister John Key 18. Mid of Garcia with Key waving to media 19. Wide of Key walking 20. Mid of Garcia shaking hands with Chinese President Hu Jintao 21. Wide of Ministry of Defence building 22. Mid of Garcia with Mexico President Felipe Calderon waving to media 23. Wide of Garcia with Calderon waving to media 24. Car arriving 25. Wide of Garcia shaking hands with Chinese Taipei's representative at APEC, former Taiwanese Vice-President Lien Chan 26. Mid of Garcia shaking hands with Lien 27. Wide of motorcade arriving 28. Various of Garcia with Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong 29. Wide of Russian President Dmitry Medvedev getting out of car, then walking 30. Mid of Garcia 31. Wide of Medvedev shaking hands with Garcia 32. Wide of Thailand Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat shaking hands with Garcia 33. Pan of motorcade arriving 34. Mid of US President George W. Bush with Garcia 35. Wide of Bush waving to media while walking 36. Wide of South Korean President Lee Myung-bak hugging and shaking hands with Garcia 37. Mid of Lee with Garcia waving to media 38. Wide of Ministry of Defence 39. Pan of leaders' meeting room 40. Mid of Vietnamese President Nguyen Minh Triet 41. Wide of Rudd walking behind Hu and Bachelet 42. Wide of Medvedev sitting down 43. Pan of Tsang and Yudhoyono 44. Pan of Somchai and Lien 45. Zoom in on Garcia 46. Pan of Key and Calderon 47. Pan of Bachelet and Hu 48. Wide of Lien sitting down AP Television 49. Wide of riot police blocking protesters 50. Wide of protesters chanting slogans 51. Mid of riot police 52. Mid of protesters chanting slogans 53. Wide of effigy being burned in cage STORYLINE Leaders from 21 Asia Pacific economies gathered on Saturday in the Peruvian capital of Lima to attend the annual APEC summit. Each of the leaders was greeted by this year's host, Peruvian President Alan Garcia, upon their arrival at the Pentagonito building located within the Defence Ministry compound. Security was tight across the capital as riot police stood guard at various street corners. A small group of protesters representing farmers and workers unions gathered in downtown Lima to demonstrate against the Garcia government and against the United States. APEC member economies include Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, China, Chinese Taipei, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Peru, the Philippines, Russia, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, USA, Vietnam. Taiwan was only allowed to enter APEC under the name of "Chinese Taipei." Under the pressure of China, APEC only allows a non-governmental official from Taiwan to attend the leaders' meeting. The economic grouping account for 49 percent of world trade and represent 55 percent of the world's Gross Domestic Product. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/2e6332eaa2de083467042f2041a6a630 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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Royalty: Spain Wedding, Brunei Wedding, Netherlands Funeral, Cambodia King, France/Germany Queen Eli

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ROYALTY Royalty: Spain Wedding Spain's Crown Prince Felipe married a former television news presenter, Letizia Ortiz, in Madrid's Almudena Cathedral in May, putting a commoner in line to be queen for the first time in Spanish history. The ceremony was the first royal wedding in Spain since that of the prince's great grandfather, King Alfonso XIII, in 1906 - the weddings of the prince's father and grandfather were held in exile. The congregation of some 1400 royals and other dignitaries included Britain's Prince Charles, former South African President Nelson Mandela and Jordan's Queen Rania. Security for the wedding was described as the tightest since Madrid hosted a Middle East peace conference in 1991. Opinion polls suggested that Spaniards did not mind that Ortiz was divorcee with no royal blood. TVE Pool Madrid - 22 May 2004 Overhead shot of Almudena Cathedral Archbishop of Madrid, Cardinal Antonio Maria Rouco Varela addressing bridal couple Prince Felipe puts wedding ring on Letizia Ortiz's hand Close shot of wedding ring on finger Royalty: Brunei Wedding The future ruler of the oil-rich sultanate of Brunei married a 17-year-old commoner in September. The event was seen as Asia's wedding of the year, and was attended by royalty and dignitaries from around the world. Crown Prince Al-Muhtadee Billah Bolkiah, aged 30, son of Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah - the absolute and fabulously wealthy ruler of 350-thousand subjects - wed a half-Swiss commoner in a traditional Malay Muslim ceremony at the Istana Nurul Iman palace. The crown prince will be the 30th sultan in a line stretching back 600 years. His bride's father is a manager at the Public Works Department. He mother, former Suzanne Aeby from a village outside Zurich, came to Brunei in the 1970s as a nurse and worked at the Health Ministry. APTN Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei - 9 September 2004 Motorcade arriving at Istana Nurul Iman palace Various shots of bride Sarah Salleh arriving Brunei Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah helping Crown Prince Al-Muhtadee Billah Bolkiah to his seat Crown Prince Al-Muhtadee Billah Bolkiah and his bride Sarah Salleh seated Crown Prince Al-Muhtadee Billah Bolkiah and his bride Sarah walking out after ceremony Royalty: Netherlands Funeral In March, the Netherlands bid farewell to former Queen Juliana, burying her with the royal honours that she shunned in her lifetime. Grieved by a nation grateful for her leadership during the difficult post-war years of recovery and social change, Juliana was laid to rest in the vault next to her parents, Queen Welhelmina and Prince Hendrik, in the town of Delft. Reflecting her lifelong distaste for regal privileges, Juliana had requested that her funeral be kept as humble as possible. Juliana won the respect of her subjects in the egalitarian country by rejecting many of the trappings of her station and leading an unassuming life-as much as possible for a monarch. She abdicated in favour of her daughter Beatrix in 1980 after a 32-year reign, and died on 20 March, aged 94. APTN Delft, Netherlands - 30 March 2004 Horse-drawn hearse arriving Various shots of coffin being carried into church Wreath of flowers being carried in with Julian's husband Prince Bernhard and daughters in background Royal grandchildren lighting candle, including Queen Beatrix' son Crown Prince Willem Alexander (with red hair) Royalty: Cambodia King APTN Phnom Penh - 28 October 2004 Norodom Sihamoni, Cambodia's new king, with hands in prayer position bowing UPSOUND music Sihamoni walking down steps towards ceremony area Close up of Sihamoni with hands in prayer position bowing; kneeling before table APTN FILE: Phnom Penh - 31 December 2000 Ailing King Norodom Sihanouk being assisted as he attends a funeral of former ally You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/3a719cdafdb20b1786b26be4130f1af1 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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Obama's Trade Deal With Communist Vietnam and Muslim Brunei

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Kevin Kearns, president of the U.S. Business & Industry Council (USBIC), is interviewed about whether the Republican-controlled Congress will pass President Obama's Trans Pacific Partnership. USBIC is a national business organization advocating for domestic U.S. manufacturers since 1933.He says previous trade deals have resulted in the U.S. losing five million manufacturing jobs and 57,000 manufacturing establishments since 2000.

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Brunei Sultan Wealth

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Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah is the head of state and Yangi-Di Pertuan of Brunei. He has an estimated net worth of $20 billion. Hassanal Bolkiah is one of the world’s richest and has been head of state since 1967. Since 2009 his fortune hasn’t change according to Forbes magazine. He and Brunei weathered global recession with conservative economic policies and currency pegged to Singapore’s. But oil production is slowing and reserves are expected to last only 25 years, so the priority is aimed at trying to diversify the economy. The sultan continues to spend lavishly: in 2010 reportedly purchased 48 handbags, 24 “duck” umbrellas from Lederer de Paris shop in New York . The case against his brother Prince Jefri, accused of pilfering $15 billion from sultanate, remains in courts. The Sultan is famous for his vast automobile collection. It has been said that he has at least 7,000 cars and has bought over $789 million worth of high-performance cars. The number purchased by his business interests and the number actually used by himself and his family differ greatly. According to Guinness World Records the Sultan’s personal private collection has more than 600 Rolls-Royces, more than 450 Ferraris, and 134 Koenigseggs — the largest collection of that brand in the world. During the 1990s, his family accounted for almost half of all Rolls-Royce purchases, bulk buying slightly modified vehicles for diplomats and adding unique cars to their own collection. He also owns the very last Rolls-Royce Phantom VI, a 1992 state landaulette. The Istana Nurul Iman palace, is Sultan’s official residence, provides visitors a spectacular sight. It is the biggest palace in the world, much bigger than the Vatican palace. US$ 350 million was spent in erecting the palace. It has 1788 rooms, 257 bathrooms and the total floor area is 2,152,782 sq. feet. sultan of brunei sultan brunei brunei sultan sultan de brunei sultan of brunei net worth the sultan of brunei kekayaan sultan brunei sultan of brunei car collection sultan of brunei palace richest person of the world anak sultan brunei sultan von brunei sultan of brunei wealth sultan brunei cars brunei sultan cars isteri sultan brunei brunei sultan palace sultan of brunei house sultanate of brunei brunei sultan car collection sultan of brunei palace pictures sultan of brunei harem kereta sultan brunei sultan hassanal bolkiah cars sultan van brunei sultan of brunei wives sultan brunei car collection sultan brunei palace richest person of world brunei sultan wealth the richest people richest person of the world 2013 the richest person sultan of brunei plane rumah sultan brunei harta sultan brunei adik sultan brunei sultan brunei wealth sultan of brunei son brunei sultan house sultan brunei house brunei sultan net worth sultan brunei net worth sultan of brunei wiki sultan of brunei king of luxury anak anak sultan brunei sultan brunei harem brunei sultan car brunei sultan car list sultan of brunei car list the sultan of brunei net worth how much is the sultan of brunei worth sultan of brunei worth how rich is the sultan of brunei sultan brunei wife sultan of brunei garage gambar sultan brunei brunei independence brunei oil reserves cars of sultan of brunei sultan of brunei cars collection sultan of brunei hassanal bolkiah hassanal bolkiah sultan of brunei brunei sultan wiki prince of brunei net worth sultan hassanal brunei sultanate sultan brunei wives isteri isteri sultan brunei sejarah sultan brunei sultan brunei son sultan of brunei wife harta kekayaan sultan brunei kisah sultan brunei rich lists sultan of brunei car car collection of sultan of brunei palace of sultan of brunei brunei sultan house photos brunei sultan hassanal bolkiah hassan al bolkiah cars brunei richest man sultan brunei family images of brunei richest sultan prince bolkiah brunei sultan property brunei sultan plane brunei sultan wives brunei sultan harem sultan of brunei women sultans of brunei kemewahan sultan brunei sultan of brunei rolls royce sultan brunei dan isteri wealth of sultan of brunei cucu sultan brunei sultan of brunei daughter nama sultan brunei sultan of brunei 747 sultan of brunei children sultan of brunei palace interior net worth of sultan of brunei brunei hassanal bolkiah sultan bolkiah brunei sultan hassanal bolkiah of brunei

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Corruption watchdog speaks on Fujimori case

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SHOTLIST May 19, 2003 1. Wide shot of Jose Ugaz, former Peruvian Government prosecutor on Fujimori case, at press conference 2. Mid shot of a cameraman 3. Mid shot of reporters 4. SOUNDBITE: (English) of Jose Ugaz, Proetica: "And as you can understand, we are not going to stay still. This is a struggle we are going to sustain for the years it will take. We know the Japanese people do not support Fujimori's crimes. We want to believe the Japanese government is not aware of what really happened - that's why I'm here, to try to explain, as one of the people who was involved in the investigations." 5. Cutaway of a reporter 6. Mid shot of woman filming 7. SOUNDBITE: (English) of Jose Ugaz, Proetica: "If the Japanese government say no to us we are going to continue this campaign because we believe we have the right as a third world country to request (extradite) for one of our president's who stole money from us. Impunity cannot be the rule." 8. Wide shot of press conference 9. Mid shot of Ugaz 10. SOUNDBITE: (English) of Jose Ugaz, Proetica: "In the name of the government, he can assure us that he was going to see on a legal basis. Now we believe that the Japanese government is going to treat our request on a legal basis but we also want to alert - I'm a lawyer and I know about loss and I know how tricky a loss (can be) and how you can take a law and say 'this is not enough evidence, this is a politically based prosecution' or whatever. That's why I would like to emphasise that for us it is not only a legal issue." November 2000 11. Alberto Fujimori, Former Peruvian President, surrounded by press 12. Fujimori arriving New Tokyo International Airport after APEC in Brunei STORYLINE: The former legal advisor to Peruvian Government appealed on Monday to the Japanese Government to extradite former Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori, who is wanted for murder. Jose Carlos Ugaz, who was the Special Prosecutor for the corruption cases of Peru's ex-President Fujimori now heads Proetica, a non-governmental organisation dedicated to fighting corruption. "This is a struggle we are going to sustain for the years it will take," Ugaz told a press conference in Tokyo. Fujimori fled to Japan in November 2000 after a corruption scandal toppled his decade-long regime and so far Japan has refused to send Fujimori back to Peru saying it does not extradite its citizens. Fujimori is considered a Japanese citizen because his parents registered him with consular authorities as an infant. Last week a Peruvian high court judge recommended that Fujimori be tried on charges of authorising two massacres over a decade ago. Supreme Court Justice Jose Luis Lecaros said he found evidence that Fujimori gave the go-ahead to a hit squad to kill suspected sympathizers of the now nearly defunct Maoist Shining Path guerrilla movement. Fujimori denies any wrongdoing. On his "From Tokyo" Web site, he claims to be the target of political persecution and says the accusations lack proof. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/f7a64daf8a2b5c2c312ece537f3638af Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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ISAS Ambassador Lecture Series (29 Nov 2011)

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Australia-South Asia Relations Abstract As it embraces the Asian Century, Australia has been building up its relationships with the countries of South Asia b...

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MALAYSIA: APEC SUMMIT: GORE ANGERS MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT

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English/Nat U-S Vice President Al Gore has infuriated the Malaysian government after he praised pro-democracy demonstrators and their attempts to gain political reform. His comments referred to the country's burgeoning reform movement which is calling for greater political freedoms and an end to Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad's 17-year rule. Al Gore's speech has angered the Malaysian government, in particular, Trade Minister Rafidah Aziz who has accused him of being rude and insulting. Riot police were on the streets of Kuala Lumpur on Monday night, keeping pro-democracy demonstrators under control. A short distance away U-S Vice President Al Gore was voicing support for the demonstrators, describing them as brave people and praising their calls for political reform. He made the comments in a speech to leaders of the world's largest corporations who'd gathered for a business dinner during the APEC summit. However Al Gore stopped short of mentioning Malaysia's jailed former deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim by name, but he spoke of the need to uphold impartial justice and the rule of law. That's a phrase the Americans have repeatedly used in connection with Anwar's present trial on corruption and sodomy charges. SOUNDBITE: (English) "Democracy confers a stamp of legitimacy that reforms must have in order to be effective. And so, among nations suffering economic crises, we continue to hear calls for democracy, and reform in many languages. People's power, (gui moi) 'reformasi'. We hear them today, right here, right now among the brave people of Malaysia". SUPER CAPTION: Al Gore, U-S Vice President Gore's comments were made in front of Mahathir and several other Asian leaders. They enraged Malaysian trade minister Rafidah Aziz, chairwoman of the APEC trade negotiations. SOUNDBITE: (English) "We always expect lectures from people, we are used to it. But never such disgusting, rude intervention into our local affairs. I mean somebody should have told him it's just purely bad manners." SUPER CAPTION: Rafidah Aziz, Malaysian Trade Minister Rafidah says Gore's speech reflects 'the narrow-mindedness of people who do not understand what things are all about in Malaysia.' SOUNDBITE: (English) "To rundown a country and to insult things. We are doing our best in this part of the world to affect economic recovery. We don't play politics with economic recovery. If somebody called the Vice President of the United States comes here, not only telling us what to do, that's one thing, we can take that, never mind, but don't ever interfere in anybody's internal affairs and for heaven's sakes try to understand what really is going on in a country before you open your mouth and put your big foot into it." SUPER CAPTION: Rafidah Aziz, Malaysian Trade Minister However there was no comment on Gore's remarks from APEC leaders, including New Zealand Prime Minister Jenny Shipley. UPSOUND: 'I have no comment to make tonight.' Malaysian Prime Minister Dr. Mahathir Mohamad, who had sat through Gore's speech, also refused to comment to reporters as he left the dinner. Gore was standing in for U-S President Bill Clinton, who cancelled his visit to the summit so he could remain in Washington and deal with the U-S-Iraqi standoff. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/3f03920533b77be635d842571ba73a92 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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Chris Reynolds - Pauline Hanson's One Nation Candidate for Ipswich West

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Duration: 12:31
Updated: 28 Jan 2015
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Chris Reynolds for Pauline Hanson's One Nation - Candidate for Ipswich West - Address for candidates night the 26th of January 2015 for the Queensland Election 31st of January 2015. DR Chris Reynolds - IPSWICH WEST Dr. Christopher Reynolds has been endorsed as the One Nation candidate for the seat of Ipswich West. Dr. Reynolds, Australian born and 5th generation Australian, has previously held a position as a Senior Professional Staff member for the US Senate Committee on the Judiciary, working under Senators Teddy Kennedy and Mitch McConnell. He is the author of the book “Global Logic” and the soon to be released “In the Shadow of the Crown” – an examination of Australian political history and a proposed rewrite of the Australian Constitution. Chris is the owner and manager of the company Ranald Learning Pty Ltd, and works with teachers and parents to improve children’s intelligence capabilities and academic achievement. Dr. Reynolds completed his Ph.D. and Masters degrees at Claremont Graduate University. He began his career as a teacher, he has also been Associate Professor in International Business, lecturing in Australia at Bond University and QUT. He has also lectured in Southeast Asia and Brunei. Dr. Reynolds was a member of the Brunei Economic Development Council Subcomittee on Oil and Gas Diversification, and the Chair of APEC 2000 Study Centre Consortium Meeting. “Australia is currently facing some fundamental issues about security and economic development that have many of us concerned. I believe that Pauline Hanson and the One Nation party are willing, and able, to speak out on behalf of the people as one voice to help shape our future”, said Reynolds. “I think we are all pretty sick of the two party duet singing us their economic song of sixpence and making up laws that seem to be discordant with our nation’s best interest”. Pauline Hanson, Leader of One Nation, said, “I am very pleased to have Chris as a member of our team. I firmly believe he will bring a strong voice, knowledge and accountability for the people of Ipswich West.

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Documentary Brunei 2013

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Duration: 12:42
Updated: 27 Aug 2014
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author: BruRealism

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Interview - Md Anwar Hj Mohammad

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Duration: 6:36
Updated: 10 Nov 2011
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author: TheBTclick

The Brunei Times interviews UBD SCOT President Md Anwar Hj Mohammad, who is participating in the Apec VOF, at the Sheraton Waikiki in Honolulu, Hawaii.

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Brunei in financial trouble in Y2000 !!.

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Duration: 24:13
Updated: 24 Jan 2014
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author: a7aa7

Brunei in financial trouble in Y2000 !!.

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Mitsubishi Lancer Carburetor Cleaning

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Duration: 3:51
Updated: 16 Aug 2014
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author: jaems gorg

Mitsubishi Lancer Carburetor Cleaning model 2000 Cold start Problems How to Repair Fuel Bangladesh * Bhutan * Brunei * Cambodia * China * India * Indonesia *...

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HM visits RBPF facilities

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Duration: 1:39
Updated: 31 Mar 2015
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His Majesty Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Mui’izzaddin Waddaulah, the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam and Inspector General of the Royal Brunei Police Force, made an impromptu visit to the Royal Brunei Police Force headquarters in Gadong this morning, 31st March 2015. The monarch inspected the guard of honor, then proceeded to the Officers' Mess to deliver a titah calling into question public trust of the Royal Brunei Police Force in light of recent corruption scandals. His Majesty also queried the rise in the number of crimes and why certain cases went “missing” or were not solved. During the impromptu visit the monarch had a closer look at facilities such as the new $20 million Royal Brunei Police Force Headquarters Building in Tungku.

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Leaders arrive, security, morning headlines

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Duration: 2:29
Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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AP TELEVISION 1. Wide shot of Ministry of Defence, known as "Pentagonito" building 2. Close up of APEC banner POOL 3. Mid of Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd arriving 4. Wide of Vietnamese President Nguyen Minh Triet walking 5. Mid of Nguyen walking 6. Wide of motorcade 7. Wide of Brunei Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah waving to media 8. Mid of Japan Prime Minister Taro Aso walking 9. Wide of Aso being welcomed 10. Zoom out of South Korean Prime Minister Lee Myung-bak arriving 11. Wide of security convoy 12. Zoom out of Philippines President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo arriving 13. Wide of US President George W. Bush meeting with Peruvian President Alan Garcia AP TELEVISION 14. Wide of jogger being re-directed by police security 15. Wide of police security with Pentagonito building in background 16. Wide of police security with dogs around Pentagonito compound 17. Wide of security outside Pentagonito compound 18. Wide of journalists queuing, soldier with rifle in foreground 19. Pan of journalists queuing at security area 20. Wide of bags being put into x-ray machine 21. Wide of bags coming out of x-ray then pan to journalists being checked with metal detector 22. Various of newspaper headlines about APEC summit STORYLINE: Pacific Rim nations are struggling to restore confidence in the world's ailing financial system, wrapping up a summit that focused on guarding against protectionism and resuscitating moribund free-trade talks. Leaders from 21 Asia-Pacific economies gathered on Sunday in the Peruvian capital of Lima for the second day of the annual APEC (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation) summit. This year's APEC host, Peruvian President Alan Garcia, had a bilateral meeting with US President George W. Bush shortly before the start of the leaders retreat. Security was tight around the Defence Ministry compound which houses the Pentagonito building. In two days of meetings, the members of the APEC forum endorsed a blueprint worked out at a summit of top economies in Washington, but stopped short of new proposals to ward off a punishing global recession. The leaders, who represent more than half the world's economic power, held a last-minute series of bilateral meetings early Sunday before going behind closed doors to finalise a broad 12-point joint declaration. APEC member economies include Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, China, Chinese Taipei, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Peru, the Philippines, Russia, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, USA, Vietnam. Taiwan was only allowed to enter APEC under the name of "Chinese Taipei." Under the pressure of China, APEC only allows a non-governmental official from Taiwan to attend the leaders' meeting. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/831a9f248f3385be97c92b5f2df445e0 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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Brunei and Macao win ASEAN lion dance championship

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Duration: 0:42
Updated: 03 Nov 2014
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Brunei and Macao won an international lion dance competition that was recently held in SW China. The dance combines martial arts with traditional dance moves.

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