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let's start though in Papua New Guinea the hosts for this year's APEC summit

the annual gathering of leaders from the asia-pacific region came to a close on

Sunday without an agreement for the first time since the forum was

established a quarter of a century ago the main sticking point continues to be

the intensifying trade war between the world's two economic superpowers the

United States and China Eason J starts us off for the first time since the APEC

summits inception 25 years ago leaders fail to agree on Sunday to a formal

joint statement according to CNN all 21 APEC members in attendance were in

agreement except one China a diplomat involved in the negotiation process said

tensions rose between the US and China with China's foreign minister Wang Yi

objecting to certain wording in the draft document of the joint agreement

sources say phrases like unfair trade practices may have caused Beijing's

negative reaction as it would appear the blame for the tensions lies at China's

feet during a speech at the APEC forum US Vice President Mike Pence said there

will be no end to the u.s. tariffs on 250 billion dollars of Chinese goods

until China changes its ways pence said China's trade practices and an

intellectual property theft goes beyond trade and into concerns about human

rights he also took aim at Chinese President Xi

Jinping's signature one belt one Road initiative saying countries should not

take Chinese development loans because the lead to staggering debt he urged

instead that countries work with the u.s. stressing that Washington does not

coerce corrupt or compromise their independence with the APEC summit ending

without agreement Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister Peter O'Neill and his

closing comments said the group will try to ensure free and open trade by 2020 he

later added the host nation will release a formal closing statement in the coming

days easing J Arirang news

For more infomation >> APEC fails to reach consensus as U.S.-China divide deepens - Duration: 2:08.

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Popular culture is killing us! Time for a Classical Renaissance! - Duration: 3:42.

The United States, and Europe, in a similar way even though the predicates may be different,

we have a deep, deep moral crisis.

The violence, the mass shootings, the drug addiction epidemic, the suicides, the violence

in the schools, which especially in Germany is becoming a huge, huge issue -- all of this

reflects that we have moved away from our best traditions in our cultures, when our

cultures were great.

This, for the United States, was for sure the spirit of the Founding Fathers, the period

of Lincoln, and naturally then FDR and Kennedy to a certain extent; and in Europe, also,

we have moved away from the great humanistic traditions of the Classical culture of the

Italian Renaissance, the Andalusian Renaissance in Spain, the German Classics, and we have

allowed that the most degenerate kind of cultures -- everything is allowed, everything goes;

the liberal idea that you can do whatever you want, there is no more binding morality,

no more binding cultural values, but whatever you're pleased to do, it's fine -- this, together

with the perversion of pornography, the violence in entertainment, in movies, in videogames,

this has had such a devastating impact on many generations, that we need urgently to

move back to the idea of Classical culture.

That we need to have beauty in our lives, we need

to have purify and ennoble our character and mind and soul, through our own aesthetical

education which we can only get from great music: from Bach, from Beethoven, from Dvorak,

from others, from great poetry, from beauty in all Classical forms of art.

And so this is the second-most important focus of the Schiller Institute.

We want to have a new world economic order which allows the economic development of every

nation on this planet, which exists through the powerful dynamic of the New Silk Road.

But it has been my view from the beginning of the Schiller Institute in 1984, that this

all would not work if it were not combined with a Classical Renaissance of Classical

culture.

So, since the Schiller Institute is engaged in many such activities, concerts, poetry

readings, and similar things, I want you to join the Schiller Institute, if you agree

that we need a new paradigm in thinking; and contact us, become a member, and work with

us, because now is the time to change history for the better.

Objectively, the possibility exists, but again, it will be the subjective factor -- are there

enough people who get on board and get active?

So contact us and work with us.

For more infomation >> Popular culture is killing us! Time for a Classical Renaissance! - Duration: 3:42.

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APEC fails to reach consensus as U.S.-China divide deepens - Duration: 2:10.

start in Papua New Guinea then the hosts for this year's APEC summit the annual

gathering of leaders from the asia-pacific region came to a close on

Sunday and did so without an agreement for the first time since the forum was

established a quarter of a century ago the main sticking point continues to be

the intensifying trade war between the world's two economic superpowers the

United States and China leasing Jay starts us off for the first time since

the APEC summits inception 25 years ago leaders fail to agree on Sunday to a

formal joint statement according to CNN all 21 APEC members in attendance were

in agreement except one China a diplomat involved in the negotiation process said

tensions rose between the US and China with China's foreign minister Wang Yi

objecting to certain wording in the draft document of the joint agreement

sources say phrases like unfair trade practices may have caused Beijing's

negative reaction as it would appear the blame for the tensions lies at China's

feet during a speech at the APEC forum US Vice President Mike Pence said there

will be no end to the u.s. tariffs on 250 billion dollars of Chinese goods

until China changes its ways pence said China's trade practices and intellectual

property theft goes beyond trade and into concerns about human rights

he also took aim at Chinese President Xi Jinping's signature one belt one Road

initiative saying countries should not take Chinese development loans because

the lead to staggering debt here is instead that countries work with the

u.s. stressing that Washington does not coerce corrupt or compromise their

independence with the APEC summit ending without agreement Papua New Guinea's

Prime Minister Peter O'Neill and his closing comments said the group will try

to ensure free and open trade by 2020 he later added the host nation will release

a formal closing statement in the coming days he's in jail arirang news