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US secret world-ending nuclear DOOMSDAY MACHINE revealed – and it still works

TOP secret US nuclear war plans capable of wiping humans off the face of the planet have

been revealed by a whistleblower.

Former nuclear adviser Daniel Ellsberg has claimed that the risk of annihilation is at

its highest ever today due to a nuclear doomsday machine.

Revealing more than 8,000 pages of top-secret White House material, Mr Ellsberg claim the

US drew up a plan for nuclear war, with thousands of missiles aimed at Russian targets.

Shockingly, he has claimed that these plans are still in place now.

He said: "The basic elements of American readiness for nuclear war remain today what

they were almost 60 years ago.

"Thousands of nuclear weapons remain on hair-trigger alert, aimed mainly at Russian

military targets including command and control, many in or near cities."

The former adviser added that this programme is designed to launch the first strike at

an enemy.

His revelation comes as North Korea and the US stand on the verge of nuclear war.

US President Donald Trump has claimed "nothing is off the table" when dealing with the

Hermit Kingdom, and Mr Ellsberg fears The Donald having the nuke codes due to his erratic

personality.

"The present risks of the current nuclear era go far beyond the angry of proliferation

and non-state terrorism that have been the almost exclusive focus of public concern for

the past generation and the past decade in particular.

Mr Ellsberg added: "The hidden reality I aim to expose is that for over 50 years, all-out

thermonuclear war - a irreversible, unprecedented and almost unimaginable calamity for civilisation

and most life on Earth has been a catastrophe waiting to happen.

"And that is still true today."

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After US aid cut, why Pakistan shouldn't rely on China - Duration: 5:00.

For more infomation >> After US aid cut, why Pakistan shouldn't rely on China - Duration: 5:00.

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Bernie Sanders Speech Says US Economy Getting Worse Not Better (2018) - Duration: 5:40.

Thank You mr. Sanders Thank You Madame chair and mr.. Greenspan nice to see you again

Mr.. Green spend I have long been concerned that you are way out of touch

With the needs of the middle class and working families of our country

that you see your major function in your position as

The need to represent the wealthy and large corporations, and I must tell you that your testimony today

Only confirms all of my suspicions, and I urge you that I mean this seriously

Because you're an honest person. I think you just don't know what's going on in the real world and

I would urge you come with me to Vermont meet real people

the country clubs and the cocktail parties are not real America the millionaires and billionaires are the

exception to the rule

You talk about an improving economy

While we have lost three million private sector jobs in the last two years

Long-term unemployment has more than tripled

Unemployment is higher than it has been since

1994 we have a four trillion dollar national debt

1.4. Million Americans have lost their health insurance

Millions of seniors can't afford prescription drugs middle-class families can't send their kids to college because they don't have the money to do that

bankers in bankruptcy cases have increased by a record-breaking

23% business investment is at its lowest level in more than 50 years

CEOs make more than 500 times of what their workers make the middle class is shrinking

We have the greatest gap between the rich and the poor of any industrialized nation

And this is an economy that is improving. I hate to see what would happen if our economy was sinking now

today you may not have known this I

Suspect that you don't but you have insulted tens of millions of American workers

You have defended over the years among other things

the abolition of the minimum wage one of your policies and giving huge tax breaks the billionaire's

But today you reached a new law I think by suggesting that man

You're factoring in America does it matter it doesn't matter where the product is produced

We lost two million manufacturing jobs in the last two years alone

10% of our workforce

Walmart has replaced General Motors as the major employer in America

Paying people starvation wages rather than living wages and all of that does not

Matter to you doesn't matter if it's produced in China where workers are making 30 cents an hour or produced in Vermont where workers can

Make 20 bucks an hour it doesn't

Matter you have told the American people

That you support a trade policy which is selling them out only

Working for the CEOs who can take our plants to China Mexico in India you insulted mr.. Castle mr.

Castle a few moments ago a good Republican told you that we're seeing not only the decline of manufacturing jobs, but white-collar

information technology jobs

Forrester Research says that over the next 15 years

3.3 million US service industry jobs and

136 billion in wages will move offshore to India Russia Trainor in the Philippines does any of this matter matter to you

Do you give one whit of concern to the middle class and working families of this country? That's my question?

Congressman we have the highest standard of living in the world no we do not you go to Scandinavia

And you will find that people have a much higher standard of living the terms of education health care a decent paying jobs

The stories answer your show me. Thank you

for a major industrial country

We have created the most advanced technologies the highest standard of living for a country of our size

Our economic growth is crucial to us the incomes the purchasing power of our

Employees our workers our people are by far more important than what it is

we produce I

submit to you that may I

And we're I'm saying to you is yes, I found a flaw, I don't know how

significant or permanent

It is but I've been very distressed by that fact, but if I may may

I just finished an answer to the the question you found a flaw in the

Reality more in the model that I perceived is the critical functioning structure that defines

how the world works so to speak in other words you found that your

Your view of the world your ideology was not right. It was not what it had it precisely no

I that's precisely the reason I was shocked because I have been going for 40 years or more

With very considerable evidence that it was working exceptionally well

You

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World War 3 FEARS: US could go to war with China over shock 'plan to take Taiwan by force' - Duration: 4:59.

World War 3 FEARS: US could go to war with China over shock 'plan to take Taiwan by force'

TENSIONS are rising in the South China Sea

with some observers convinced China is plotting to take control of Taiwan by force - potentially

sparking a devastating war with Donald Trump's United States.

Beijing regards Taiwan as a mutinous province that will always be part of China and some

hardline officials believe the longer the island remains outside Beijing's rule, the

harder it will be to get back.

Experts believe a timetable to seize the island has already been drawn up and say Chinese

generals are planning to make their move in 2020.

The observers believe America's beefed up security presence in the region - along with

Chinese President Xi Jinping's pledge to achieve the "great rejuvenation of the nation"

- have prompted Beijing to ditch calls for a peaceful solution and look instead at military

options.

And there are fears such actions could easily spark a global conflict with Taiwan having

a powerful ally in Washington which is bound by treaty to go to its aid if the island is

under attack despite having no formal diplomatic relations.

Deng Yuwen, a researcher at the Charhar Institute think tank, said there were at least four

reasons why Beijing would risk global condemnation and possible all-out war by scrapping its

policy of peaceful negotiation and opting for unification by force.

He said: "First, after extending economic help to the island for years, Beijing has

still failed to win the hearts and minds of its people.

Instead, cross-strait relations have deteriorated.

"Second, as one generation of Taiwanese replaces another, the 'Chinese' identity

among the people will only grow weaker.

"Third, the influence of Taiwan's political parties is waning.

Even if the Kuomintang wins back power, it would not be in a position to lead cross-strait

unification.

"Fourth, more and more Chinese people are calling for unification by force."

A spotlight was shone on the tense relationship between China and Taiwan when Donald Trump

enraged Beijing by speaking on the telephone to Taiwanese president Tsai Ing-wen shortly

after his election victory in 2016.

The controversial call was the first between the leader of the island and a US president

since ties between America and Taiwan were severed in 1979 at Beijing's request and

Washington adopted its "one China" principle which officially considers the independently

governed island part of the same single Chinese nation as the mainland.

Mr Trump ruffled more feathers when he signed into law the 2018 Defense Authorization Act,

which would allow port calls by US Navy ships to Taiwan.

The move prompted senior Chinese diplomat Li Kexin to declare: "The day that a US

Navy vessel arrives in Kaohsiung is the day that our People's Liberation Army unifies

Taiwan with military force."

Mr Deng warned increased US involvement in the South China Sea could provide Beijing

with the motive it needed for military action.

He said: "All is set for Beijing to unify with Taiwan by force, except for one thing

– a pretext or a reason to take action.

"Emboldened by US support, the Taiwanese government that Ms Tsai leads may well test

China's bottom line by further cementing its ties with America, such as with the proposed

exchanges between US and Taiwanese navies.

"Finally, whether Beijing decides to mobilise against Taiwan in 2020 will still depend on

the decision of its leaders.

"Xi may be tempted to secure the historic achievement of reunification as part of his

legacy.

Furthermore, if war breaks out, the peacetime systems and procedures will have to be set

aside.

"This will allow Xi to stay in power beyond his expected retirement in 2022, to give him

more time to work on realising the Chinese dream of rejuvenation.

"If Beijing takes up arms against Taiwan in 2020, there will be formidable changes

for East Asia and the world.

"North Korea may also risk waging war on South Korea, if its nuclear capabilities are

not eradicated earlier."

For more infomation >> World War 3 FEARS: US could go to war with China over shock 'plan to take Taiwan by force' - Duration: 4:59.

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North Korea warned it faces a 'strong US military' response if talks fail - Duration: 4:50.

NORTH Korea has been warned that it could face a "strong military" response if diplomatic talks fail amid heightened tensions with the US.

Mr Tillerson's chilling warning comes after Donald Trump hit back at Kim Jong-un saying: "I too have a nuclear button, but it is a much bigger and more powerful one than his and my button works."

The US President's comment came as a response to the North Korean dictator's New Year speech where he threatened the US and claimed "a nuclear button is always" on his desk.

The despotic leader also said Pyongyang was open to talks with South Korea, which have now been scheduled for next Tuesday.

But Mr Tillerson has warned that if denuclearisation talks fail with the US and its South Korean ally that "strong military options" are available.

The US Secretary of State said: "I think the rhetoric that North Korea understands is that while it is our objective, and the President's been very clear, to achieve a denuclearisation through diplomatic efforts, those diplomatic efforts are backed by a strong military option if necessary.

"That is not the first choice and the President's been clear that's not his first choice, but it is important that North Koreans as well as other regional players understand how high the stakes are, in an effort to ensure our diplomatic efforts are fully supported.

"The North Koreans have to understand that the penalties to them will continue and will only grow more severe in terms of sanctions actions and other actions until they do get on a pathway to achieve that objective that the entire world hopes to achieve."

Mr Tillerson also made clear that complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearisation will be the aim of any dialogue.

He said: "We clearly need a signal from North Korea that they understand these talks must lead to that conclusion.

"The pathway of how you get there, that is the nature of a negotiation. There'll be some give and take to achieve those objectives. So that objective has never changed."

He also emphasised the US' international support against North Korea as sanctions have been repeatedly placed on the rogue state by the United Nations and unilaterally by other country.

On Friday North Korea's main ally China revealed it had tightened trade restrictions with North Korea and banned outbound shipments of steel goods and limited the export of oil products.

Mr Tillerson added: "I think it is a recognition that the president has demonstrated to the world how high the stakes are. That's why we must achieve a diplomatic outcome."

The US Secretary of State also revealed he remained doubtful over a successful outcome from diplomatic talks and denuclearisation of North Korea.

Mr Rex Tillerson said: "The President's been very clear, to achieve a denuclearisation through diplomatic efforts, those diplomatic efforts are backed by a strong military option if necessary"

But he added: "We need to wait and see what the outcome of their talks are.

"I know some are speculating that this might be their first effort to open a channel, but as you know, we've had channels open to North Korea for some time, so they do know how to reach us if and when they're ready to engage with us as well."

North Korea's state media last year announced that Kim Jong-un's regime will not continue to enhance its nuclear capabilities in 2018.

KCNA said: "The DPRK, an undeniable new strategic state and nuclear power, declares: Do not expect any change in its policy.

"On February 12 the DPRK successfully test-fired the new type strategic weapon system Pukguksong-2, ground-to-ground intermediate-range strategic ballistic rocket.

"On November 29, the DPRK succeeded in the test-fire of new type ICBM Hwasong-15 reflecting its tremendous might as a world-class military power.

"The US persistent moves against the DPRK in political, economic, military, diplomatic and all other fields till the end of this year could not stop even a moment the advance of the DPRK confident in the victory of its cause.

"The DPRK, as a responsible nuclear weapons state, will lead the trend of history to the only road of independence and justice, weathering all tempests on this planet."

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Natural News calls for Jeff Sessions to resign after the U S At - Duration: 5:01.

Natural News calls for Jeff Sessions to resign after the U.S. Attorney General declares war

on legalized cannabisWith so much lawbreaking by Hillary Clinton and members of former President

Obama�s inner circle that has severely harmed U.S. national security, while at the same

time destroying the public�s trust in our justice system, you�d think that Attorney

General Jeff Sessions would have more than enough of a caseload to keep him and his prosecutors

busy for years.

You�d think that.

But you�d be wrong.

Instead of going after �high crimes� committed by public servants that put our republic in

grave danger, Sessions is instead hyper-focused on�pot.

Now, it seems, Trump�s AG believes marijuana poses a bigger threat to public law and order

than, say, mishandling reams of classified information that can be used by our enemies

to blackmail our officials, undermine our diplomatic efforts, and generally put all

323 million-plus Americans in grave danger.

Sessions has decided it�s more important to go after states whose voters have given

their approval to measures legalizing the recreational use of marijuana, just like decades

ago voters persisted and got their federal lawmakers to repeal the constitutional amendment

outlawing the sale and consumption of alcohol.

As reported by The Associated Press, Sessions has lifted an Obama-era policy that prevented

federal authorities from cracking down on the marijuana industry and trade in states

where the drug has been made legal.

Sessions says he�ll now leave it up to individual federal prosecutors to decide what to do when

state law conflicts with federal law (the latter of which still considers pot an illegal

substance � more on that in a moment).

�In deciding which marijuana activities to prosecute under these laws with the Department�s

finite resources, prosecutors should follow the well-established principles that govern

all federal prosecutions� including the seriousness of a crime and its impact on the

community, Sessions wrote to prosecutors in a one-page memo.

Sessions� decision comes just three days after pot was legalized in California, which

of course is at odds with the Justice Department and the Trump administration�s efforts to

curb illegal immigration and deport those in the country who broke the law to enter.

(Related: As California legalizes pot, few smokers realize cannabis is often contaminated

with pesticides, mold, heavy metals and chemical toxins.)

While there are some prosecutors who have already come out and said they won�t aggressively

pursue pot use where it is �legal� via state law, like Colorado, you can be sure

that others will, perhaps in a bid to curry favor with the boss.

But even some Republicans who are generally more �law-and-order� oriented than Democrats

are shaking their heads at Sessions� decision.

That would include Sens. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, who called Sessions� policy change

�disruptive� and �regrettable,� and Sen. Cory Gardener, who represents Colorado,

�one of eight states that have legalized marijuana for recreational use,� the AP

noted.

He said Sessions promised him before being confirmed to his attorney general post that

he would not pursue a change to the Obama-era policy.

As a candidate, Trump said pot use and legalization should be left up to the states, and that�s

exactly the right position to take.

But the problem is, recreational pot use remains against federal law, and Obama, the �constitutional

law professor,� darned well knew that.

So the remedy is for Congress to send Trump legislation making recreational pot use a

state�s choice.

That will solve the problem.

Meantime, Sessions is allowing the Deep State to pursue a witch-hunt probe against his boss

while allowing Hillary & Co. to continue breathing free air.

That�s just unforgivable.

�By declaring war on legalized cannabis, Jeff Sessions demonstrates once and for all

that he is hopelessly out of touch with America and incapable of focusing on the far greater

priorities of investigating Uranium One and FBI corruption,� said Mike Adams, editor,

and founder of Natural News.

�It�s time for Sessions to step down.�

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U.S. President says willing to talk with North Korean leader - Duration: 2:18.

With tensions on the Korean Peninsula possibly showing signs of a thaw,...

U.S. President Donald Trump says he is open to holding talks with the leader of North

Korean -- a remark most unlike what we've usually heard from him.

Trump also took credit for the talks scheduled this coming week between Seoul and Pyongyang.

Kim Min-ji reports.

U.S. President Donald Trump says he would "absolutely" be willing to talk to North Korean

leader Kim Jong-un on the phone.

Speaking to reporters at the Camp David presidential retreat,... Trump said that he always believes

in talking,... and that it's no problem at all.

However, the U.S. leader made clear this does not mean talks come without preconditions

-- saying that he is firm on his stance -- and the North Korean leader knows it.

"He knows I'm not messing around.

I'm not messing around.

Not even a little bit, not even one percent.

He understands that.

At the same time, if we can come up with a very peaceful solution - we are working on

it with Rex, we are working on it with a lot of people."

It's a stark change from his usual tone.

Washington and Pyongyang have been engaged in a war of words,... with Trump taunting

Kim Jong-un as "rocketman" for his missile and nuclear provocations.

Most recently,... Trump boasted that his nuclear arsenal is not only more powerful but actually

works... in response to the North Korean leader's new year's address in which he claimed he

has weapons capable of hitting the U.S. mainland and that a nuclear button is on his desk.

However, Trump's apparently friendly gesture comes as South Korea and North Korea are set

to hold officials talks for the first time in more than two years.

Pyongyang agreed to the talks just hours after Seoul and Washington delayed a military exercise.

The U.S. leader took credit for the latest breakthrough -- saying that if it weren't

for him the two Koreas wouldn't be talking right now.

"Look, right now they're talking Olympics.

It's a start, it's a big start.

If I weren't involved they wouldn't be talking Olympics right now.

They would be doing no talking or they would be much more serious."

The U.S. leader added that he wants to see the talks take Seoul and Pyongyang beyond

the Olympics,... and that if something can come out of those talks it would be great

for all of humanity.

Trump went on to say that at an appropriate time,... the U.S. will also get involved.

Kim Min-ji, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> U.S. President says willing to talk with North Korean leader - Duration: 2:18.

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Should the US kill the Iran deal to help the protesters? - Duration: 8:32.

For more infomation >> Should the US kill the Iran deal to help the protesters? - Duration: 8:32.

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Muslim Population in US Set to Double – Will Replace Jews as Sec - Duration: 1:52.

Muslim Population in US Set to Double � Will Replace Jews as Second Largest Religious Group

The Muslim population in the United States is set to double in next three decades and

will replace Jews as America�s second largest religious group.

Forward.com reported:

The Muslim population in the United States will be larger than the Jewish population

by 2040, according to a new study by the Pew Research Center.

Earlier this year, Pew estimated that are currently 3.45 million Muslims by religion

in America, around 1.1% of the U.S. population.

In 2013, Pew estimated that there were 4.2 million Jews by religion in America (1.8%

of the U.S. adult population), but 5.3 million Jews if one also counted �Jews of no religion,�

such as atheists or non-affiliated people raised by a Jewish parent.

By 2050, Pew said, the Muslim population will reach 8.1 million, or 2.1% of the U.S. population.

For more infomation >> Muslim Population in US Set to Double – Will Replace Jews as Sec - Duration: 1:52.

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Dennis Ross on the impact of US support for Iran protests - Duration: 4:43.

For more infomation >> Dennis Ross on the impact of US support for Iran protests - Duration: 4:43.

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World War 3 FEARS: US could go to war with China over shock 'plan to take Taiwan by force' - Duration: 5:59.

World War 3 FEARS: US could go to war with China over shock 'plan to take Taiwan by force'

Beijing regards Taiwan as a mutinous province that will always be part of China and some hardline officials believe the longer the island remains outside Beijing's rule, the harder it will be to get back.

Experts believe a timetable to seize the island has already been drawn up and say Chinese generals are planning to make their move in 2020.

The observers believe America's beefed up security presence in the region - along with Chinese President Xi Jinping's pledge to achieve the "great rejuvenation of the nation" - have prompted Beijing to ditch calls for a peaceful solution and look instead at military options.

And there are fears such actions could easily spark a global conflict with Taiwan having a powerful ally in Washington which is bound by treaty to go to its aid if the island is under attack despite having no formal diplomatic relations.

Deng Yuwen, a researcher at the Charhar Institute think tank, said there were at least four reasons why Beijing would risk global condemnation and possible all-out war by scrapping its policy of peaceful negotiation and opting for unification by force.

He said: "First, after extending economic help to the island for years, Beijing has still failed to win the hearts and minds of its people. Instead, cross-strait relations have deteriorated.

"Second, as one generation of Taiwanese replaces another, the 'Chinese' identity among the people will only grow weaker. "Third, the influence of Taiwan's political parties is waning.

Even if the Kuomintang wins back power, it would not be in a position to lead cross-strait unification. "Fourth, more and more Chinese people are calling for unification by force."  .

A spotlight was shone on the tense relationship between China and Taiwan when Donald Trump enraged Beijing by speaking on the telephone to Taiwanese president Tsai Ing-wen shortly after his election victory in 2016.

The controversial call was the first between the leader of the island and a US president since ties between America and Taiwan were severed in 1979 at Beijing's request and Washington adopted its "one China" principle which officially considers the independently governed island part of the same single Chinese nation as the mainland.

Mr Trump ruffled more feathers when he signed into law the 2018 Defense Authorization Act, which would allow port calls by US Navy ships to Taiwan.

The move prompted senior Chinese diplomat Li Kexin to declare: "The day that a US Navy vessel arrives in Kaohsiung is the day that our People's Liberation Army unifies Taiwan with military force."   .

Mr Deng warned increased US involvement in the South China Sea could provide Beijing with the motive it needed for military action.

He said: "All is set for Beijing to unify with Taiwan by force, except for one thing – a pretext or a reason to take action.  "Emboldened by US support, the Taiwanese government that Ms Tsai leads may well test China's bottom line by further cementing its ties with America, such as with the proposed exchanges between US and Taiwanese navies.

"Finally, whether Beijing decides to mobilise against Taiwan in 2020 will still depend on the decision of its leaders.

"Xi may be tempted to secure the historic achievement of reunification as part of his legacy. Furthermore, if war breaks out, the peacetime systems and procedures will have to be set aside.

"This will allow Xi to stay in power beyond his expected retirement in 2022, to give him more time to work on realising the Chinese dream of rejuvenation.

"If Beijing takes up arms against Taiwan in 2020, there will be formidable changes for East Asia and the world.  "North Korea may also risk waging war on South Korea, if its nuclear capabilities are not eradicated earlier."  .

For more infomation >> World War 3 FEARS: US could go to war with China over shock 'plan to take Taiwan by force' - Duration: 5:59.

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U.S. still maintains use of military option if diplomacy fails on North Korea: Tillerson - Duration: 0:36.

The United States has warned North Korea that military options remain on the table if diplomatic

efforts fail to end the nuclear crisis on the Korean Peninsula.

Speaking to CNN on Friday,...

U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said the Trump administration wants to achieve

denuclearization through diplomacy, but those efforts have to be backed by a strong military

option.

Tillerson also urged Pyongyang to refrain from further provocations,... saying they

will only result in more severe sanctions.

On the high-level inter-Korean meeting scheduled for Tuesday,... Tillerson said the U.S. is

waiting to see how the discussions go.

For more infomation >> U.S. still maintains use of military option if diplomacy fails on North Korea: Tillerson - Duration: 0:36.

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Iran blames CIA for week of protests; US denies any role - Duration: 1:12.

Iran blames CIA for week of protests; US denies any role

TEHRAN, Iran — Iran on Thursday directly blamed a CIA official for a week of protests calling for the overthrow of the Islamic Republic, as the strength of the demonstrations was uncertain with fewer reports of rallies.

The Trump administration has denied having any hand in the protests, and the CIA declined to comment.

It wasn't immediately clear if the drop in reports of new demonstrations challenging Iran's theocratic government meant the protests were subsiding or that the authorities' blocking of social media apps has managed to stop protesters from offering new images of rallies.

For more infomation >> Iran blames CIA for week of protests; US denies any role - Duration: 1:12.

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US President slams reports questioning his mental fitness in a series of tweets - Duration: 2:09.

For more infomation >> US President slams reports questioning his mental fitness in a series of tweets - Duration: 2:09.

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First negotiations to amend South Korea-U.S. FTA held in Washington - Duration: 0:42.

The first round of negotiations to amend the South Korea-U.S. free trade agreement took

place in Washington on Friday, local time.

The talks were led by Seoul's Director General for FTA Negotiations Yoo Myung-hee and Assistant

U.S. Trade Representative Michael Beeman.

According to local media reports,... the U.S. demanded the removal of non-tariff barriers

in South Korea's auto industry,.. and the further opening up of agricultural livestock

markets in Korea.

South Korea, in turn, demanded improvements in investor-state dispute settlement provisions,...

and eased safeguard requirements.

The next session is scheduled to take place in Seoul,... with negotiations slated to be

held every three to four weeks.