Mirrored from MissigSky101 (Jan 21, 2015 * Note from MissingSky: Nakasone hinted room for US nuclear arms in Japan Japan's declassified diplomatic documents reveal that former defense agency chief Yasuhiro Nakasone conveyed to the United States that there should be room to approve the entry of US nuclear weapons into Japan. China concerned about Japan's defense budget hike Asia Jan. 14, 2015 - Updated 06:06 UTC-5 China's Foreign Ministry spokesman has expressed concern over Japan's record high defense spending plan for fiscal 2015. Japan's Cabinet approved a draft budget for the next fiscal year which includes about 42.5 billion dollars in defense spending. The defense budget is about 800 million dollars more than the plan this year and the highest ever. During a news conference on Wednesday, Hong Lei said Japan's policies in the fields of defense and security are a weather vane indicating the country's attitude toward a peaceful developmental path. He said the policies always attracted strong attention from its Asian neighbors and the international community. He added that China hopes Japan can learn the lessons of history, follow the path of peaceful development, and work constructively to promote regional peace and stability. China's state-run Central Television repeatedly included news about Japan's defense spending plan in its broadcasts on Wednesday's afternoon. N.Korea again calls on US to cancel joint drills Asia Jan. 13, 2015 - Updated 23:34 UTC-5 North Korea has again urged the United States to cancel its annual joint military drills with South Korea this year in exchange for a temporary suspension of the North's nuclear tests. North Korea's deputy UN ambassador, An Myong Hun, repeated on Tuesday the message Pyongyang sent to Washington last week. An was holding his first news conference at the UN headquarters since assuming his post. He suggested the move could improve inter-Korean relations. He said if the US suspends the drills, many things will be possible on the Korean Peninsula this year. The US has already rejected the proposal put forward by the North last week. An did not elaborate on whether North Korea will go ahead with a nuclear test if the US sticks to its decision. An also denied the North's involvement in the cyber-attack against Sony Pictures Entertainment. The US government alleges that Pyongyang was behind the hack. Budget funds economy, defense Japan Jan. 14, 2015 - Updated 02:24 UTC-5 Here are some of the details of the draft budget. The government has allocated about 15 billion dollars for economic growth plans and other priority projects. They include funding for the Japan Agency for Medical Research and Development. The agency will be set up in April. It will lead the country's effort in developing cutting-edge medicine. Some of the funding will support development of technologies for next-generation robots, including artificial intelligence. It will also finance preparations for the Tokyo Olympics in 2020. That includes developing systems for translating speech in 10 languages. Defense spending is a record 42 billion dollars. It includes more than 1.4 billion dollars for a plan to relocate the US Marine Corps Futenma Air Station in Okinawa Prefecture. The base will be moved from the city of Ginowan to Nago City also in Okinawa. The defense budget also includes about 610 million dollars to buy 5 Osprey transport aircraft and 30 amphibious vehicles. This will strengthen Japan's capability to defend its remote islands. About 314 million dollars will be used to strengthen security around the Senkaku Islands in the East China Sea and the Ogasawara Islands in the Pacific. Funding is also provided for setting up public relations facilities in London, Los Angeles and Sao Paulo. The facilities will be called "Japan Houses." They will provide information on Japan, including anime and traditional culture. The budget also covers the cost of establishing embassies and consulates general in 8 locations, including the Maldives and Tajikistan. Nuclear Tsunamis—Weapons of Mass Destruction Revealed At Last!! http://www.seawapa.co/2014/12/Nuclear-Tsunamis-Weapons-of-Mass-Destruction-Revealed-At-Last.html Thank You for watching. * NOTE: Fukushima free project site made by Red Button TV https://sites.google.com/site/nukednews/

• published: 22 Jan 2015
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