0709 新闻档案
01 02 03 04

0609 新闻档案
01 02 03 04 05 06
07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

图片新闻

酒食节与澳洲邮政200年庆典

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

达令港生日

时事经纬
04-07-09

普京促美放弃在欧防导弹系统

普京说，如果美国放弃“集团心态”，放弃欧洲中部导弹防御系统计划、北约停止
东扩，俄罗斯愿意进行有效的合作，两国的关系将会改善。

普京回敬奥巴马
 
奥巴马周二说，在处理俄国与美国的关系时，普京的一只脚仍停留在冷战时期。
普京回答说，俄国人的双脚都站得很稳，这才使得他们的国家更强大。

洪国拒美洲国家总统复职要求

洪都拉斯的最高法院告诉美洲国家组织的领导人苏尔萨说，他们要塞拉亚总统下台
的决定是不可改变的。这位左派领导人如果回国，就将被逮捕。苏尔萨星期五会见
了最高法院院长里韦拉和洪都拉斯宗教神职人员，会谈中他试图恢复塞拉亚职务的
计划没有成功。

洪都拉斯退出美洲国家组织

IAEA新领导谈伊朗核问题

即将就任国际原子能机构总干事的日本外交官天野之弥说，他知道没有任何确凿证
据证明伊朗在设法得到发展核武器的能力。天野之弥告诉路透社说，他在国际原子
能机构正式文件中没有看到这种证据。

即将离任的国际原子能机构总干事巴拉迪上个月说，他的直觉是伊朗想要制造核武
器的能力。他说，伊朗的最终目标是作为中东地区一个大国而为人们所知。伊朗驻
国际原子能机构大使当时说，巴拉迪讲错了。他说，伊朗从无拥有核武器的意愿。
美国及其西方盟国相信，伊朗的核项目可能有军事成分。

天野之弥称朝鲜核开发是“威胁”
 
天野之弥3日称，朝鲜核试为“东亚的威胁”，“事态非常令人担忧”。天野表示，
“将通过外交手续，使IAEA能够参与朝核问题”。

伊朗拟提控英国使馆人员

伊朗最高权力机构的领导人昨天表示将提控涉及煽动德黑兰动乱的英国使馆人员。英国已对此表示“非常关注”，欧盟成员国考虑撤回所有驻伊朗大使，以示抗议。伊朗在上个月底扣留了英国驻伊朗大使馆的9名伊朗籍人员，其中7人过后被释放。

宪法监护委员会领袖贾纳提周五在德黑兰祈祷后说：“在这个事态发展中，他们的使馆涉及了，其中一些人被逮捕，他们将不可避免地受到审判，因为他们已招供。”


欧盟抗议伊朗扣押英使馆人员

欧洲联盟各国已召回驻伊朗大使以抗议德黑兰当局扣押英国使馆人员。欧盟官员称
各成员国星期五在布鲁塞尔举行的一次会议上同意采取该行动。欧盟官员还在考虑
其他举措，包括禁止给伊朗官员发放签证。

英国外交大臣米利班德坚持表示，大使馆的工作人员没有非法行为，并说他打算和
伊朗外长穆塔基讨论这个问题。上星期天有九名英国使馆工作人员在德黑兰被捕，
9人中7人已经获释，仍有两名被拘。

朝鲜接连发射7枚短程导弹

美军高官称朝鲜可疑船只仍在东海海域
 
美国海军作战部长Gary Roughead4日称，被美军追踪的朝鲜船只“江南”号仍然“在东海海域”。他说，“各国合作履行联合国安理会的制裁决议使该船的行动变得很困难”。“江南”号于17日由朝鲜出发沿中国近海南下，于28日突然改变了航向。

以色列人谨慎支持现任总理

差不多有一半接受调查的以色列人在最近这次民调中对内塔尼亚胡总理的治国方式
表示支持。以色列国土报这次民调发现，内塔尼亚胡享有49%的支持率，高于他的前
任奥尔默特，奥尔默特曾对巴勒斯坦人作出重大的领土让步。

中国不满澳议员造访达赖喇嘛

中国驻堪培拉大使馆表示，澳大利亚政界人士对达赖喇嘛的访问是粗暴干涉中国内
政。这是澳大利亚议会成员首次前往达兰萨拉会晤达赖。

中国：碳关税等于贸易壁垒
 
中国商务部在其网站上发表声明说，对进口产品征收碳关税使发达国家得以借环境
保护之名行贸易保护之实。声明还说，这种做法不利于增进国际社会共同应对经济
危机的信心，也不利于国际气候谈判。

围绕一项新的碳减排国际协议对国际贸易平衡的冲击，目前正展开一系列复杂的辩
论和谈判。美国、加拿大和欧盟担心减少温室气体排放的措施会使本国工业处于竞
争劣势地位，因此都考虑对来自减排努力不及它们的国家的产品提高关税。

美国众议院上周通过的清洁能源法案规定，从2025年起，美国政府可以对未达到美
国温室气体排放标准并由此占了比较优势的贸易伙伴采取相应措施。

Top Reformers Admitted Plot, Iran Declares

Reports on Iranian Web sites associated with prominent conservatives said that leading reformers have confessed to taking velvet revolution “training courses” outside the country. Mohammad Ali Abtahi, who served as vice president in the reform government of former President Mohammed Khatami has confessed to provoking people, causing tension and creating media chaos.

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s representative to the Revolutionary Guards, Mojtaba Zolnour, said in a speech Thursday that almost everyone now detained had confessed — raising the prospect that more confessions will be made public.

Khamenei aide: Mousavi is a US agent

Political tension in Iran following a tumultuous election ratcheted up a notch when a top aide of Iran's supreme leader called the country's main opposition figure a US agent and accused him of committing crimes against the nation in an editorial published Saturday. The editorial represents the first time that Mir Hossein Mousavi has been publicly called a US agent.

Shariatmadari, who is a close adviser to Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, added that Mousavi was trying to "escape punishment for murdering innocent people, holding riots, cooperating with foreigners and acting as America's fifth column inside the country." He called for Mousavi and former president Mohammad Khatami to be tried in court for "horrible crimes and treason."

The editorial added that there were "undeniable documents" proving Mousavi's foreign links.

Russia to Open Airspace to U.S. for Afghan War

The Russian government has agreed to let American troops and weapons bound for Afghanistan fly over Russian territory, officials on both sides said Friday. The arrangement will provide an important new corridor for the United States military as it escalates efforts to win the eight-year war.

Israel and U.S. to Hold Second Meeting

There has been tension for several months because the United States has been asking for a total freeze in building Israeli West Bank settlements, partly as a means of confidence-building with the Arab world. Israel rejected the request, saying it was inhumane to the settlers and insufficiently important to the conflict.

But Mr. Barak, who is the leader of Israel’s Labor Party and to the left of most of the rest of the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has been trying to bridge the gap. He told Mr. Mitchell on Tuesday that Israel could accept a freeze of three to six months on new building in all settlements outside Jerusalem if it were part of a broader endeavor that included a Palestinian promise to seek an end to the conflict as well as reciprocal steps from the Arab world.

Those steps would probably include permitting Israeli airplanes to fly in Arab airspace and establishing limited ties. Mr. Netanyahu has authorized Mr. Barak to put forward the plan but is waiting to see what he gets in return before offering any public endorsement, the official said.

In Lebanon, spying charges arrest two more men

Lebanese military intelligence sources have arrested two men, a father and his son, on charges of spying for Israel amid an anti-espionage crackdown in the country.

The National News Agency of Lebanon reported on Friday that the two men were arrested in Naqoura on the Lebanese-Israeli border south of the country.

The security forces said that they would continue to identify and arrest the people who spy for Israeli intelligence agencies.

Lebanon has arrested at least 60 people for spying and 100 others on suspicions of espionage since it launched its major crackdown on alleged spy networks almost three months ago. Most of the detainees were reportedly equipped with high-tech spying equipment.

Security forces in Lebanon say they have dismantled at least 25 Israeli spy cells throughout the country this year.