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Welcome to newsline. Its tuesday, december 11th. Im Catherine Kobayashi in tokyo. The president tried to calm public anger by giving him wide powers. He rejected the call to scrap the referendum on saturday. They called for large scale demonstration on tuesday. Morsis islamist supporters have been besieging a tv station critical of the president. They continue their protest sitin outside the building. Observers in cairo say pro and antimorsi demonstrators are likely to clash once again. Coerns are rising the military may interfere in the event of any confrontation. Shouting slogans and holding...

On the other, theyre reaffirming their support for opposition forces. Nhk worlds akira saheki reports. Reporter delegates from more than 60 countries are attending the conference, including representatives from the gulf region and the west. Theyve met several times before, but this is the first time theyve gathered in asia. The japanese government hosted the conference to help broaden the base of International Support for sanctions against syria. Translator the International Community has been asking the Syrian Government to end the violence. But the assad regime is continuing the fight, ignor...

Representatives of nations putting the squeeze on the Syrian Government have met all over the world. Their latest gathering brought them here to japan. The delegates worked on their strategy to push president Bashar Al Assad out of office and ultimately end the bloodshed. On one hand, theyre strengthening sanctions. On the other, theyre reaffirming their support for opposition forces. Nhk worlds akira saheki reports. Reporter delegates from more than 60 countries are attending the conference, including representatives from the gulf region and the west. Theyve met several times before, but this...

In order to increase the share of nuclear in Japan’s energy mix from the current 5% to 20–22%, the country will need to restart 11.4...

Hokuriku Sanken, or the three prefectures of Hokuriku region, sit in the central northern area of Japan’s mainland facing the Sea of Japan.