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时事经纬
09-07-09
阿富汗炸弹爆炸25人丧生
一名阿富汗官员说，阿富汗中部一枚卡车炸弹爆炸，至少25人被炸死，其中包括12名
学生、四名警察。与此同时，驻阿富汗北约部队说，阿富汗南部星期三一枚路边炸
弹爆炸，炸死两名联军军人。
美军在巴基斯坦空袭打死45人
星期三早晨对南瓦济里斯坦部落地区发动的第一次攻击中，无人驾驶飞机发射的导
弹击中塔利班一个训练营，打死10名激进份子。几小时之后，在同一地区对塔利班
车队发动的另一次空袭打死至少35名激进份子。南瓦济里斯坦是逃亡的塔利班指挥
官马哈苏德的长期据点。巴基斯坦及美国政府都在通缉马哈苏德。
美军高层称阿富汗局势1年半内将迎来转折
美军参谋长联席会议主席马伦8日在首都华盛顿市发表演讲称，随著美军同阿富汗反
政府武装势力塔利班政权的战斗升级，美军士兵的死亡人数上升将不可避免，但他
表示“今后1年至1年半中战斗必须迎来重大转折。”
伊拉克北部发生致命自杀式袭击
两名自杀式炸弹袭击者在北部城市塔拉阿法炸死至少34人，另有62人受伤。警方说，
第一名炸弹袭击者星期四在距离巴格达西北部约400公里的地方引爆了装有炸药的背
心。第二名炸弹袭击者在几分钟后， 当人们前去救助第一次爆炸的伤者时，引爆了
身上的炸弹。同时，巴格达警方说，星期四早些时候，在萨德尔城的爆炸炸死了至
少六人，炸伤16人。自从美军作战部队上周撤离伊拉克城市，伊拉克已经发生了几
起致命的袭击。 警方星期三说，北部城市摩苏尔及其附近的一系列袭击导致至少14人
死亡。
八国领袖谴责伊朗暴力
八国领导人说，他们谴责伊朗选后发生的致命暴力事件，并且说记者被逮捕是不能
接受的。法国总统尼古拉.萨科齐表示，所有八国领导人都同意，在9月举行另一次
重要峰会前，给伊朗一个谈判机会。
伊朗省长称将粉碎抗议活动
伊朗有人呼吁再次举行反对派示威游行，纪念血腥镇压德黑兰学生事件10周年。一
名伊朗省长警告说，安全部队将粉碎任何在星期四举行抗议的企图。德黑兰省省长
塔马登说，反革命网络号召举行示威。一星期来，类似的呼吁在亲反对派的网站和
社会性网站散布。
日拟在最西端岛屿驻自卫队
日本防卫大臣滨田靖一星期三访问日本最西端岛屿与那国岛时表明将考虑向该岛派
驻自卫队。该岛地方政府人士阐明，自卫队的进驻不仅强化岛屿的防灾与防卫体制，
同时可望带来经济效应。有分析认为在临近钓鱼岛的敏感地带派驻自卫队是对日中
关系的挑战。
首钢高管因涉嫌卷入力拓间谍门被捕
首钢集团高管谭以新因涉嫌商业犯罪被北京警方拘留，他与力拓股份有限公司(Rio
Tinto Plc)一名因涉嫌从事间谍活动在中国被拘的员工关系密切。
警方周二从办公室带走了谭以新。谭以新是首钢国际贸易工程公司(Shougang International Trade &
Engineering Corp.)总经理助理，并担任首钢矿业进出口公司总经理。谭以新与胡士泰(Stern Hu)来往甚密，后者是力拓员工，已因涉嫌窃取中国国家机密
被拘。警方还拘捕了中国其他钢铁公司的几名员工，但未披露细节。相关部门接下
来可能把调查范围扩大到山东、河北等钢铁重地。
力拓雇员在铁矿石谈判中采取不正当手段
四名力拓股份有限公司(Rio Tinto PLC, RTP)雇员胡士泰和刘才魁等四人在今年的
铁矿石价格谈判期间，采取不正当手段，刺探窃取了中国的国家机密，并对中国钢
铁企业的内部人员进行过行贿。
伊朗邀中国公司参加总值428亿美元巨型石油工程
伊朗已经向多家中国石油石化公司发出了邀请，希望它们能够参加该国一个总价值
高达428亿美元石油开采和管道输油超大型综合工程。伊朗国家石油精炼和分销公司
目前正在为计划建设的7座炼油厂筹集资金，总建设费用大约需要300亿美元。此外，
伊朗政府还计划修建一条连接里海和阿曼湾1640公里的输油管。为了吸引潜在的投
资者伊朗政府许诺参与此项目的海外公司可以按折扣价购买原油和天然气，折扣幅
度为国际市场价格的5%，同时享受为期8年的税务减免，并允许外资公司在这些项目
上最多持股80%。
中国上半年新车销量超越美国首次跃居全球第一
中国汽车工业协会9日公布称，今年上半年国内新车销售量比上年同期上升17.7%，
达到609万8800辆，创历史最高半年销量，同时也是中国首次在半年销量方面超越美
国跃居全球之首，成为全球最大的汽车市场。
IMF：全球经济即将复苏
美国今年将下滑2.6%，随后在2010年增长0.8%。
日本今年萎缩6%，2010年预期增长1.7%。
欧元区今年萎缩4.8%，2010年萎缩0.3%。
中国增长7.5%，2010年8.5%。
油价因市场人气改善和美元贬值而反弹。发达国家失业率上升以及对金融稳定性的信心丧失可能导致价格螺旋下跌。
G8 issues Iran nuclear 'deadline'
Nicolas Sarkozy, the French president, said Tehran could face
tougher action if it did not talk to the international community
over its atomic ambitions by the next G20 gathering.
"We sincerely hope that Iran will seize this opportunity to give
diplomacy a chance," a joint statement by the leaders currently
meeting in the Italian city of L'Aquila said, "At the same time we
remain deeply concerned over proliferation risks posed by Iran's
nuclear programme."
G8 leaders also said they were "seriously concerned" about recent
events in Iran, saying media restrictions and the detention of
foreign nationals were "unacceptable".
But Al Jazeera's Alan Fisher, reporting from the G8 summit, said the
US and Britain were keen to avoid action that could further
deteriorate relations with Iran.
Iran Warns Foes of ‘Crushing Response’ to Protests
US denies deal with Israel over settlements
The US has denied a report that it has reached a compromise that
would allow Israel to continue the construction of settlements that
has already begun.
"That report in that Israeli media outlet is inaccurate," State
Department Spokesman Ian Kelly said after the Maariv newspaper
reported that the Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak and US envoy
George Mitchell had struck such a deal.
"Our bottom line is the same. It has not changed," Kelly said.
"And that's that all parties in the region have to honor their
obligations," Kelly added.
On Wednesday, Maariv reported that the compromise was reached during
a meeting in London on Monday between the Israeli Defense Minister
Ehud Barak and the US President Barack Obama's special envoy to the
Middle East, George Mitchell.
However, President Obama has repeatedly called on the Israeli Prime
Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to stop building settlements.
Kelly also added that Mitchell plans to travel to Israel soon to
continue his discussions, saying that his talks with Barak on Monday
had been "good" and "productive." He gave no dates for the planned
visit.
Turkey to bring China's clashes to UNSC
The Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has called for an
urgent end to the ethnic clashes in China's Xinjiang province, which
has killed over 150 people.
"The pictures [of the clashes] hurt everybody," Erdogan said.
"We expect the clashes, which are mounting to brutality, to be
stopped urgently," the Yeni Safak newspaper quoted Erdogan as saying
on Wednesday.
"We are following the situation with great anxiety and sorrow," he
added.
The Turkish Prime Minister noted that Uygur Turks are considered as
the bridge of "friendship and cooperation" between China and Turkey.
Erdogan said that those Chinese officials responsible for the
situation should be identified and a mechanism should be used to
bring them to justice.
"In 2009-2010 we are a non-permanent member of the UN Security
Council and in the name of humanity we will observe the same
duties," he added, hinting that his country will take the necessary
measures.
"Consequently, we should put the situation on the platform's agenda
and we will do that," Erdogan concluded.
G8 leaders adopt 3 statements on international agenda
Leaders of the Group of Eight countries adopted three statements on
problems of the international agenda: a political declaration that
includes, in particular, the Iranian issue, a statement on
non-proliferation, as well as a document on combating terrorism.
“The G8 leaders on the results of a working dinner at which they
discussed issues of the international agenda, adopted a single
political statement,” the official noted. “This is a single
statement that includes Iran’s problems,” the RF delegation’s
representative said adding that a number of the talks’ participants
proposed to consider a possibility of adopting a separate statement
on this issue.
US military frees five Iranian diplomats in Iraq: IRNA
‘The five Iranian diplomats abducted in Iraq were handed over by the
occupying US forces to the Iraqi prime minister Nuri al-Maliki,’ the
ambassador Hassan Kazemi Qomi said.
He said the five men would be handed over to the Iranian embassy in
Baghdad after meeting Maliki.
Their detention has long been a source of additional friction in the
hostile relations between Iran and its archfoe the United States.
‘The five Iranians were released and they are in the hands of the
Iraqi government. We should receive them in the next hours,’ a
source at the Iranian embassy in Baghdad said.
The US embassy in the Iraqi capital had no immediate comment.
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