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六月七日达令港爵士暨布鲁士音乐节

Burwood公园纪念军人服役；Chatswood 中学乐队达令港展示风华

斐济社区悉尼集会 要求斐济结束军政 统治，回归民主

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时事经纬
15-06-09

以总理：有条件支持巴勒斯坦建国

以色列总理内坦尼亚胡表示，只有在巴勒斯坦完全解除武装的前提下，他才会支持
巴勒斯坦人立国。他说，巴勒斯坦国必须承认以色列的存在，必须没有武装，对其
领空没有控制，也没有偷运武器的途径。

巴勒斯坦人不满以同意巴人建国条件

布莱尔访问加沙地带

拜登：美国决心执行对北韩的制裁

拜登说，要保证要执行制裁，其中包括经济惩罚，授权搜查怀疑载有核材料或弹道
导弹部件的北韩船只。“我们将执行联合国的决议。北韩是东亚一个非常不稳定的
因素。现在每个人都认识到了这一点。中国认识到了这一点。俄罗斯也同样认识到
了这一点。它们在和我们一起对北韩进行真正制裁方面比以往任何时候都更为坚定。
很重要的一点是我们要确保这些制裁是真正落实的。 ”“有各种各样的说法--他
要他的儿子继任， 或是他想得到外界的尊重，或者他真的想用核能力来威胁这个地
区。我们不能猜测他的动机。 我们必须处理现实问题，也就是，扩散核武器和导弹
的北韩对全世界是严重的威胁和危险。”

韩总统将与奥巴马讨论北韩核威胁

朝媒称美向韩提供核保护伞相当于挑起核战争

朝鲜网络媒体15日谴责美国计划明文规定向韩国提供“核保护伞”和部分韩国人提
出的“核武装论”，并称，这相当于挑起核战争。

朝鲜在中朝边境设置多处岗哨
 
朝鲜人民军日前着手在流经中国辽宁省丹东市郊外两国边境的鸭绿江朝鲜一侧岸边
安置多处岗哨。据当地居民透露，朝方是在联合国安理会表决新的对朝制裁决议前
的12日前后开始作业的。

金正日观看歌剧《红楼梦》

据朝鲜《劳动新闻》１５日报道，朝鲜最高领导人金正日近日在咸镜南道的咸兴大
剧场观看了朝鲜血海歌剧团演出的根据中国古典名著改编的歌剧《红楼梦》。朝鲜
文艺工作者曾在上世纪６０年代演出过歌剧《红楼梦》。朝鲜血海歌剧团今年重新
排练这一歌剧，以此作为“朝中友好年”的一项活动。此前，朝鲜媒体曾在３月２
２日报道了金正日观摩指导歌剧《红楼梦》排练的消息。

伊朗败选候选人穆萨维取消示威
 
在伊朗总统大选中落败的温和派候选人穆萨维宣布取消一场大型集会，先前伊朗政
府宣布说，穆萨维阵营的集会计划是非法的。官方警告说，警察可能会配备实弹对
付示威者。穆萨维阵营的网站发表声明说，穆萨维正式吁请拥有最后选举裁定权的
伊朗宪政监督委员会将这次选举结果作废。伊朗内政部的官员说，一些“反动分子”
计划举行集会，官员警告说"将按照法律对付任何扰乱公共安全的行为"。

哈梅内伊：司法手段解决争议

巴基斯坦炸弹攻击至少造成八人死亡
 
爆炸的是一枚隐藏的炸弹，除炸死数人之外，还有大约50人受伤。

印巴领导人将在俄罗斯会晤

俄罗斯和印度的官员说，印度总理辛格和巴基斯坦总统扎尔达里计划在俄罗斯出席
地区首脑会议期间举行会晤。这两个相互敌对的国家的领导人将出席在叶卡杰琳堡
举行的上海合作组织首脑会议。这次会晤将是去年11月孟买恐怖袭击事件之后辛格
和扎尔达里之间的首次面对面会晤。

上海合作组织峰会在俄罗斯开幕
 
中国、俄罗斯和中亚四国构成的上海合作组织的首脑峰会15日在俄罗斯叶卡捷琳堡
开幕。各成员国将主要讨论阿富汗局势等问题。上合组织将向把阿富汗问题视为最
重要外交课题的美国奥巴马政府展示一定的合作态度，同时为实现世界的多极化而
彰显内部团结，以对抗美国的“霸权主义”。会议还将讨论朝鲜问题和全球经济危
机对策。

美吉尔吉斯斯坦空军基地将关

美国表示已经做好准备关闭位于吉尔吉斯斯坦的、有争议的马纳斯空军基地。美军
一名指挥官星期一说，马纳斯空军基地将在吉尔吉斯斯坦定下的8月18号最后期限前
关闭。他说，基地人员已经开始把军事设备和供给运往其它地方。吉尔吉斯斯坦政
府今年2月限期美国在6个月内搬出马纳斯空军基地。在那之前，俄罗斯保证将向吉
尔吉斯斯坦提供大约20亿美元的贷款和援助。俄罗斯否认在吉尔吉斯斯坦关闭美军
基地的决策中发挥过任何作用。美军使用这个基地支援在阿富汗的军事行动。

罢工使尼泊尔陷入瘫痪

尼泊尔毛派一个激进的青年派系发动大规模罢工，抗议他们一名地方领导人被杀。
罢工使尼泊尔首都陷于瘫痪。尼泊尔青年共产主义联盟的活动人士星期一关闭了首
都加德满都的商店和学校。抗议者还封闭了公路，焚烧轮胎阻碍交通。有关官员说，
已经在加德满都部署了防暴警察。毛派青年发动罢工，要求调查拉金德拉 普约尔之
死。这名当地青年共产主义联盟的领导人星期天在加德满都死亡。青年共产主义联
盟表示，一个敌对组织杀害了普约尔。但是警方表示并不确定普约尔的死因，也不
确定谁应对普约尔的死负责。

麻生内阁支持率跌至17.5%

13、14日实施的日本全国紧急电话舆论调查结果显示，麻生太郎内阁的支持率为17.5%，比5月份调查时大幅减少8.7个百分点；不支持率增加10.4个百分点至70.6%。相对于日本最大在野党民主党38.5%的政党支持率，执政党的自民党也仅为19.8%，创下了电话调查开始以来自民党执政时的新低。此外，有关下届众院选举比例代表的投票
意向，民主党也已47.8%遥遥领先于自民党的18.7%。
对于“谁适合当首相”这一问题，选择民主党代表鸠山由纪夫的占50.4%，远超过选择麻生的21.5%。关于“所希望的政府构成”，选择“以民主党为中心”的人占35.9%，选择“通过政界重组构建新的框架”者占28.0%，选择“以自民党为中心”者占14.9%，选择“自民、民主两党联合执政”者占14.7%。

中国5月实际外商直接投资下降17.8% 连续8个月下降
 
中国1-5月份实际使用外资金额340.5亿美元，同比下降20.4%；全国新批设立外商投
资企业7890家，同比下降33.8%。5月份当月，实际使用外资金额63.79亿美元，同比
下降17.8%，全国新批设立外商投资企业1649家，同比下降32%。 此外，2009年1-5月，中西部地区实际使用外资降幅高于全国平均水平，中部地区下降35.7%，西部地区下降30.2%。

Disputing Election, Pro-reform Marchers Fill Tehran Streets

Tens of thousands of supporters of Iranian pro-reform leader Mir Hossein Mousavi streamed into the center of Tehran Monday in a boisterous protest against Friday's election results that declared President Mamoud Ahmadinejad the winner. The crowd -- many wearing the trademark green color of Mousavi's campaign -- was the largest display of opposition unity since Friday's elections ended with Mousavi claiming widespread fraud. Some Ahmadinejad supporters on motorbikes and armed with sticks clashed with marching Mousavi backers. The witness said there were scuffles between the rival groups and that Ahmadinejad supporters used sticks to hit opponents.

The European Union plans to demand clarification of Ahmadinejad's victory and voice concern at the treatment of his opponents, Spanish Foreign Minister Miguel Angel Moratinos said after talks in Luxembourg with EU counterparts. U.S. leaders have reacted cautiously, in the hope of keeping alive President Barack Obama's strategy of engagement with Iran.

On Monday, Ahmadinejad delayed a visit to Russia for a regional summit, but he was expected to arrive there on Tuesday.

Civil Pro-Moussavi rally turns ugly, shots fired

Shots have been fired during a mass rally staged by Mir-Hossein Moussavi supporters, who cry foul over what they call 'vote-rigging' in Iran's presidential election.

PressTV's man-on-the-spot, recording live from the scene, reported that as the protesters were beginning to disperse at sundown after a peaceful rally, unidentified gunmen fired shots into the crowd.

The shooters were reportedly not in uniform.

"There has been sporadic shooting out there ... I can see people running here," said our correspondent, adding that he had seen a wounded boy, being carried.

The rally staged by pro-Moussavi supporters incredulous at the official results of Iran's presidential ballot on Friday, which gave the incumbent president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad a huge 63 percent of the cast votes.

The Monday rally, which went ahead after the Interior Ministry denied the Moussavi camp with permission for a gathering, was the largest in a series of protests since the announcement of results on Saturday.

While Moussavi has backed the right of his supporters to express their dissatisfaction with peaceful protests, he has stressed that they should remain calm and vigilant against provocations.

The rally today was peaceful until the eruption of violence in the evening.

Moussavi has filed a complaint with the election supervising body, the Guardian Council. He has also called for the annulment of the election, asking for a new vote.

Press TV is still receiving news from the scene.

Netanyahu speech at Bar-Ilan University

Netanyahu told an audience at Bar-Ilan University in Tel Aviv on Sunday that he would require international guarantees that any Palestinian state would have no army or control of its airspace and borders, and would recognise Israel as a Jewish state. "If we receive this guarantee ... then we will be ready in a future peace agreement to reach a solution where a demilitarised Palestinian state exists alongside the Jewish state," he said. "Israel needs defensible borders, and Jerusalem must remain the united capital of Israel with continued religious freedom for all faiths."

Palestinian officials have condemned a major policy speech by Binyamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, saying it had "closed the door" on moves to reach an agreement between the two sides. "Netanyahu's speech closed the door to permanent status negotiations,'' Saeb Erekat, the Palestinians' senior negotiator, said. "We ask the world not to be fooled by his use of the term Palestinian state because he qualified it. He declared Jerusalem the capital of Israel, said refugees would not be negotiated and that settlements would remain." "The peace process has been moving at the speed of a turtle. Tonight, Netanyahu has flipped it over on its back," he said.

'Netanyahu is ruining peace chances'

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak blasted Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's speech on Sunday saying "Netanyahu's demand that Palestinians recognize Israel as the Jewish state is ruining the chance for peace," Egyptian news agencies reported on Monday. Mubarak further added that "not Egypt, nor any other Arab country would support Netanyahu's approach."

'PM placed obstacles on road to peace'

Former US president Jimmy Carter, visiting in Israel, said on Monday that Binyamin Netanyahu has placed "several obstacles on the road to peace"..."In my opinion, Netanyahu brought up several obstacles to peace in his speech that others before him have not placed," ..."He insists on settlement expansion, demands that the Palestinians recognize Israel as a Jewish state even though 20% of Israel's citizens are not Jewish," the former US president said.

Carter stressed that the differences between US President Obama and PM Netanyahu can be overcome. "I have to say that in spite of the differences between my president, Barack Obama and Prime Minister Netanyahu, greater differences existed between myself and then-prime minister Begin," he said.

American voters' support for both Israel and PA declines

49 percent of US voters consider themselves supporters of Israel, down from 57% in January. Just 7% see themselves as supporters of the Palestinians, down from 8% in January. Fully 31% are either undecided or support neither position. Those who identified as Republicans showed the strongest support for Israel (65% to 3% for the Palestinians), followed by Independents (50% to 9%) and Democrats (38% to 9%).  Support for Israel is currently higher than the seven-year low of 38% during the August 2005 disengagement from the Gaza Strip or the high of 69% measured in September 2008.

Iran’s president cancels visit to Russia over political tensions

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has cancelled his visit to Russia scheduled for Monday over tense political situation inside the Islamic republic.

Ahmadinejad won last Friday’s presidential election, but the opposition demands a revote calling the elections a fraud.

Earlier, it was planned that the Iranian president would take part in the summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization in Yekaterinburg.


Russia yet uninformed of DPRK plans for missile or nuclear tests

The DPRK has not yet informed Russia of its intentions to stage missile or nuclear tests, a source in the Russian Foreign Ministry told Itar-Tass on Monday.

“We would wish very much that all the threats of Pyongyang should not be realized,” said the ministry official. “If this happens, this will be very sad. But there have been no notifications from the DPRK yet (of the intentions to stage nuclear or missile tests), said the source.

He expressed the hope that Pyongyang would realize the danger of the attempts to create the nuclear-missile potential. “One would like the DPRK to realize the idea we want to bring home to it that the attempt to create a nuclear-missile potential makes things worse for North Korea,” said the source. “It will provoke the arms race which the DPRK stands to lose,” he said.

“We hope that the DPRK would realize, just as all others, and would refrain from steps that could only aggravate the situation,” said the source. “Restraint and maximum caution are needed on all the parts, not only from Pyongyang,” he said.