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Myanmar's army chief has insisted to Pope Francis that there is "no religious discrimination"

in the country.

The general said he told the visiting pope that the army was working for peace and stability.

It's not known how the pope responded, but ahead of his visit he was urged to put pressure

on Myanmar over its treatment of Rohingya Muslims.

Myanmar's army has denied what the UN has called "ethnic cleansing."

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Temps above norms with late night showers _ 112817 - Duration: 2:22.

Good afternoon.

Temperatures will be a couple notches higher than yesterday with more clouds and even light

rain.

Seoul will top out at 10 degrees this afternoon, those in Busan and Jeju will enjoy mild weather

under partly sunny skies.

But most regions will see high levels of fine dust during the day.

Some upper regions and Jeju Island will receive light showers late at night, so if you plan

to head home late... be sure to pack an umbrella before heading out.

Tonight's rain will bring colder air to the nation.

During the winter season, we can catch a cold, the flu and even the norovirus.

The norovirus infection is also known as the "winter vomiting bug"... and like the name

implies...symptoms include vomiting and abdominal pain.

To avoid catching the norovirus, cook raw food and shellfish thoroughly... and wash

your hands often.

With that, let's take a look at the international weather for viewers around the world.

While many regions in South Korea will have higher temperatures than Monday, with rain

in some upper regions, North Korea will have a mix of snow and rain with single digit highs.

As for major cities in Asia,.. it's rainy season in Bali, scattered thunderstorms with

rain will continue on the island.

Meanwhile, Melbourne's heatwave returns, temperatures today will rise to 29 with before hitting

34 on Wednesday.

Heading to North America, some of major cities in the U.S., including New York, Washington

DC and LA, will be under sunny skies.

As for South America, Sao Paulo will be covered with clouds, while Rio de Janeiro will be

rainy.

Taking you to Europe,...snow, rain and sunshine are on tap depending on the region.

Lastly to Africa, those in Cape Town will have strong gusty winds on Tuesday afternoon.

That's all the weather update for now.

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Eight bodies found in Northern Japan from suspected North Korean fishing boat - Duration: 2:30.

A gruesome discovery in Japan.

Eight badly decomposed bodies have been found in a boat that washed ashore in northern Japan

last Friday.

Their belongings suggest they were from North Korea.

This comes only a few days after the body of another man believed to be from North Korea

was found on a Japanese island.

Won Jung-hwan has more.

The Japanese coast guard on Monday reported that they had discovered eight bodies, believed

to be North Koreans, in the fishing vessel that was washed ashore in northern Japan last

Friday.

The boat was first discovered on Friday by a Japanese resident in Akita Prefecture, facing

the East Sea.

Officials searched the vessel Sunday and Monday and found the eight bodies, several of which

were "skeletonized," indicating a long period had passed before it washed ashore.

Although the remains were so severely decomposed that it is hard to determine their gender

or nationality, Hangul characters found on their cigarette packs and life jackets...

suggest they came from North Korea.

The gruesome discovery follows a series of incidents along Japan's coast, including the

finding of a North Korean man's body and wooden boat parts on Sado Island, off the coast of

Japan's northwestern prefecture of Niigata on Saturday.

And on Thursday night, a boat with eight North Korean men was taken into Japanese custody

in Yurihonjo, Akita Prefecture.

Those men said they wish to return to North Korea.

The fishing grounds of the East Sea are rich with squid and crab, and North Korean fishing

boats often sail south of the Northern Limit Line to fish illegally in the area.

But, the grisly findings could also be evidence of desperate defectors trying a new route

to freedom after Kim Jong-un has clamped down on those fleeing the regime this year.

North Koreans typically escape the brutal regime by traveling through China.

An estimated 1-thousand people flee Kim Jong-un's regime each year, typically travelling through

China.

Last July, the family of an elite scientist fled the North in a fishing boat, and earlier

this month, a North Korean soldier's defection to the South through the Joint Security Area

at Panmunjeom recently made international headlines.

This year, the number of North Korean defectors successfully escaping the regime fell by nearly

13-percent.

Won Jung-hwan, Arirang News.

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South Korea and Russia nuclear envoys meet, but differences on North Korea remain - Duration: 2:28.

The top nuclear envoys of South Korea and Russia got together on Monday to talk North

Korea-- and ways to rein in the regime's nuclear activities.

The two saw eye-to-eye on the importance of deeper discussions on the matter, but differed

on how to tackle the problem.

Kwon Jang-ho has the details.

It was the first meeting between the current South Korean and Russian nuclear envoys, and

the meeting began in a cordial manner, with Seoul's Lee Do-hoon calling Russia a key partner

in handling the North Korea nuclear situation.

(Korean) "With the North Korea missile and nuclear

issue becoming more serious, having this South Korea-Russia meeting, I believe, has been

very timely."

Moscow's Igor Morgulov agreed on the importance of the issue, and said he looks forward to

fruitful discussions.

(Russian) "We are ready to cooperate with South Korea

to peacefully resolve the region's collective issues.

We look forward to our ministries keeping in close communication in the future."

Seoul's foreign ministry also said afterwards that the two envoys pledged to make efforts

to restrain North Korea's nuclear activities, and work together to bring Pyongyang to the

negotiation table.

However the Russian envoy was perhaps more revealing, earlier on Monday.

At a regional conference in Seoul, the deputy foreign minister remarked that that using

sanctions and pressure to get North Korea back to the negotiation table will not work,

and that it is the ordinary North Korean people who suffer the most.

This is in stark contrast to the stance taken by South Korea, the U.S. and Japan, who have

pushed for strong sanctions and pressure to draw the regime to talks.

Even China has put more pressure on Pyongyang in recent months, and have expressed they

will fully implement UN sanctions... although Beijing's foreign minister Wang Yi did* remark

that tensions will not subside unless the key players make concessions.

Wang added that the prolonged 70-day lull in North Korea's missile and nuclear activities

could be a basis for reopening the six-party talks.

In the meantime, Lee will travel to the U.S. on Tuesday to meet with his U.S. counterpart,

Joseph Yun, for their third exchange in as many months.

South Korea's vice unification minister, Chun Hae-sung, is also currently in the U.S.

Chun is meeting with Yun and other Washington officials to brief them on the current administration's

North Korea policy, as well as to exchange ideas.

Kwon Jang-ho, Arirang News.

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EU agri-food exports to Korea soar 26.1 pct. on-year - Duration: 0:39.

Korea is importing a lot more agri-food products from the European Union.

According to a European Commission report published on Tuesday, Europe's agricultural

exports to Korea from last October to this September totaled three-point-six-two billion

U.S. dollars.

This is up more 26 percent from the previous year, … the biggest rate of increase out

of the EU's top 20 export partners.

Korea elbowed its way past Algeria to rank as the EU's 13th largest market, …on the

back of an upgraded free trade agreement and increased imports following the bird flu outbreak.

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Korea's business sentiment index sluggish throughout 2017 - Duration: 1:47.

Korea's business sentiment ticked up in November on the back of strong exports and a thaw in

South Korea-China relations.

But the outlook for December appears relatively dim, according to the Bank of Korea and the

Korea Economic Research Institute.

Kim Hyesung has the details.

Korea's overall business sentiment hit 80 in November,... inching up from the previous

month.

According to the Bank of Korea Tuesday, the manufacturing Business Survey Index (BSI)

went up two points thanks to strong exports.

In particular, the BSI for the automobile sector jumped six points, hitting 76, on expectations

of stronger sales in China.

Non-manufacturing BSI also went up by three points on longer business days for November

compared to October with the nation's extra-long Chuseok harvest holiday, and a thaw in South

Korea-China relations.

But the central bank said the manufacturing BSI outlook for December edged down two points

due to growing concerns over the strengthening Korean won.

Another business survey on Korea's top 600 companies conducted by the Korea Economic

Research Institute also showed a gloomy business outlook.

The think tank said its business survey index for December marked 96-point-five.

It's the first time since the Asian financial crisis that the index has remained below 100

throughout the entire year.

The average BSI for this year came to 93-point-five, the lowest since the global financial crisis

in 2008.

The think tank said business sentiment has been eroded by structural problems like household

debt and external uncertainties, including trade disputes with the U.S., a possible U.S.

rate hike, and the North Korea threat.

Kim Hyesung, Arirang News.

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