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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
07-07-09

乌鲁木齐数万汉人手持棍棒街头示威

数万名汉族群众手执铁棒或木棍，呼喊“镇压恐怖分子”等口号，涌向新疆乌鲁木
齐南门，对维族示威。大批警力正到现场维持秩序，释放催泪瓦斯。3点50分乌鲁木
齐市委书记栗智到现场向群众喊话，呼吁群众离去，相信政府能够妥善处理问题。
但群众依然在起哄。至今就骚乱一事已逮捕了1434人，其中男性1379人，女性55人。
死亡人数增至156人，另有1080人受伤。死者当中，包括129男27女。

美俄批准新战略武器控制协议框架

美国总统奥巴马和俄罗斯总统梅德韦杰夫批准了一个新的武器控制协议的框架。两
国总统在结束莫斯科峰会时宣布了以上的会谈结果。

奥巴马说：“我们已为裁减战略武器条约后续条约签署了一项联合谅解备忘录。这
个条约在现有条约限度的基础上再把核弹头和运载系统减少三分之一。 ”

奥巴马说，这项协议反映了莫斯科与华盛顿关系的一种新思路。 他说，两国总统一
致认为，“俄罗斯和美国的关系有一种放任自流的趋势。我们决定重新设定美俄关
系，以使我们在共同关心的领域能够更有效地合作。”

两位总统也谈到了美国和俄罗斯近年来存在的分歧。 其中之一是俄罗斯反对美国在
波兰和捷克共和国设立导弹防御系统。

梅德韦杰夫总统明确表示，这件事还远远没有解决。但他说，双方对话的语气已经
有所改善，华盛顿的新政府正在积极听取莫斯科所关心的问题。

他通过翻译说：“我们的美国伙伴，与过去几年的做法有所不同的是，他们已经暂
停下来。现在他们将重新规划，并确定最后的立场。这也是在这个相当棘手的问题
上迈出了一步，使双方可能达成妥协。”

在他们的联合新闻发布会上，奥巴马被问到如何看待他自己与俄罗斯领导人的关系。
一名记者问了一个简单的问题：“你信任他吗？”

奥巴马说：“是的，我相信梅德韦杰夫总统不仅能听取对方的意见，也能进行建设
性的谈判，而且也会完成后续工作。”

在返回华盛顿之前，奥巴马总统告诉一位记者说，他认为梅德韦杰夫总统比俄罗斯
总理、前任总统普京更具有展望未来的精神。 在新闻发布会上，奥巴马强调说，他
的目的是与整个俄罗斯政府合作，而没有提到普京的政治思维。他将于星期二同俄
罗斯总理举行会晤。

印度国防预算猛增34% 或加速亚洲军备竞争
 
印度财政部长穆克吉6日向议会提交了2009会计年度预算案，其中国防费约14,170亿
卢比，较上年度增加约34%，再创历史新高。受去年11月孟买连环恐怖袭击案影响，
印度政府计划加紧扩充治安机构的装备及为陈旧的军队装备更新换代。据报道，组
建反恐特殊部队、购入船只警戒沿岸等费用也被列入预算。

伊朗议员期待IAEA新总干事能够超越政治压力
 
正在日本访问的伊朗国会国家安全及外交委员会主席布鲁杰尔迪6日在东京举行记者
会，向当选国际原子能机构（IAEA）下任总干事的日本驻维也纳国际机构代表部大
使天野之弥提出要求，称“希望他能超越政治压力，在IAEA规则框架内工作”。IAEA曾
将伊朗核问题提交联合国安理会，导致2006年12月安理会通过了针对伊朗的制裁决
议。日本石油进口的1成以上依赖伊朗，两国经济联系很深。布鲁杰尔迪做出上述发
言意在牵制天野不要一味追随欧美。

日本将与印尼缔结1.5万亿日元的货币交换协定
 
日本财务省6日宣布，已与印度尼西亚政府就缔结货币交换协定达成协议，在紧急时
最多可向该国提供1.5万亿日元资金。两国将于近期正式签署协定。这是日本今年5月
表明的对亚洲的金融援助措施之一，同时旨在灵活利用外汇储备。由于援助以日元
结算，该协定或有助于推动日元的国际化。日本还在准备与菲律宾和泰国缔结相同
的协定。
 

In Latest Upheaval, China Applies New Strategies to Control Flow of Information

Hours after troops quelled the protests, in which 156 people were reported killed, the state invited foreign journalists on an official trip to Urumqi, Xinjiang’s capital and the site of the unrest, “to know better about the riots.”

Both Sides in Honduras Reach Out to the U.S.

The spotlight on Honduras’s political crisis began to shift away from Latin America’s leaders and onto the United States on Monday, as both sides in the face-off over Honduras’s deposed president turned to the Obama administration to take charge of broad diplomatic efforts that have so far failed to resolve the situation.

A delegation of Honduran lawmakers and backers of the new government arrived here on Monday to make their case with members of the administration and the United States Congress, while Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton planned her first meeting since the start of the crisis with Manuel Zelaya, the deposed Honduran president.

The new battleground could make it hard for the administration to maintain its current strategy on Honduras. Up until now, the United States has largely tried to stay behind the scenes while letting the Organization of American States take the lead in pressing for Mr. Zelaya’s reinstatement, as part of an effort by the Obama administration to end American dominance in the hemisphere and to demonstrate greater collaboration with its neighbors.

“I don’t want to pretend we’re without influence,” said a senior administration official. “But we’re talking about the development of democracy here, and our goal is to help Honduran actors resolve their own problems. Intervention short circuits that goal, and allows the people who created the problems to walk away from them.”

'Europe missile defense only for Iran'

"If the threat from Iran's nuclear and ballistic missile program is eliminated, the driving force for missile defense in Europe will be eliminated," US President Barack Obama said Tuesday.

Just the day before, Obama and Russian President Dmitri Medvedev signed a mutual agreement to gradually scale back the number of nuclear warheads held by each country.

But in his statement Tuesday, Obama mentioned in a single sentence two contested subjects between the US and Russia: The missile defense system and Iran's nuclear ambitions.

Installing a missile defense system in eastern Europe, in countries that formerly were part of the soviet bloc, was a move initiated by Obama's predecessor George W. Bush but heavily contested by Russia.

On Iran, the US has long sought the full cooperation of both Russia and China, two major players whose economic concerns have so far prevented concerted, international sanctions against Iran, aimed at forcing the Islamic republic to abandon its nuclear program.

'Israel afraid to ask US to OK Iran hit'

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and his top deputies have not formally asked for US aid or permission for a possible military strike on Iran's nuclear program, since they fear the White House would not approve, according to two Israeli officials, The Washington Times reported on Tuesday.

A senior anonymous Israeli official was cited by the Times as saying that Netanyahu determined that "it made no sense" to press the matter after the negative response President Bush gave the Israeli prime minister's predecessor, Ehud Olmert, when he asked early last year for US aid for possible military strikes on Iran.

"There was a decision not to press this because it was probably inadequate for the engagement policy and what we know about Obama's approach to Iran," he said.

Israel is unlikely to attack Iran without at least tacit US approval, in part because that would require cooperation from the United States. At the very least, Israel would most likely have to fly over Iraqi airspace, which is still effectively controlled by the US Air Force.

Obama promises Putin to be mindful of RF’s stand on Ukraine, Georgia

US President Barack Obama promised to take into account Russia’s position in US relations with Ukraine and Georgia.

Putin described the US president the current situation on Russia’s relations with the two countries. “They spoke not only about cooperation with Ukraine and Georgia, but about all the post-Soviet space as well as how Ukraine, Georgia and the post-Soviet space are important for Russia.” For instance the premier noted that 17 million Russian citizens live in Ukraine.

Putin offered his own vision of the situation for Georgia, “Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili interpreted incorrectly the US line and support, rendered by the US to that country”.

Obama: US, Russia to work on missile defense architecture together

The United States and Russia would pool efforts in building a new global missile defense architecture, "I know Russia opposes the planned configuration for missile defense in Europe,”  President Barack Obama said, "In fact, I want us to work together on a missile defense architecture that makes us all safer. But if the threat from Iran's nuclear and ballistic missile programs is eliminated, the driving force for missile defense in Europe will be eliminated. That is in our mutual interest,” the US president stated.