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时事经纬
07-08-09
新一轮中印边界问题谈判即将举行
新一轮中印边界问题特别代表会晤将于8月7日在印度首都新德里举行。中方特别代
表戴秉国将与印度国家安全顾问纳拉亚南在这次的第13次中印会晤上展开会谈。中
印边界全长约2000公里,分为东、中、西三段。两国从未划定边界,历史遗留的有
争议地区面积约125,000平方公里。
美国将采取新反恐策略
美国总统奥巴马的高级反恐顾问约翰 布伦南 (John Brennan) 表示,奥巴马政府不
会继续提"反恐战争"了。美国政府的反恐政策和语言都已经有了根本转变。布伦南
强调了奥巴马为与穆斯林世界接触做出的努力。布伦南说,虽然保卫美国人民的安
全仍然是总统的首要任务,但是,美国不会继续仅仅依赖军事实力和反恐行动。美
国将用自己的能力证实,一些看起来难以战胜的问题和合情合理的反抗,通过外交
途径、对话以及民主程序都是可以解决的,"软实力"将成为奥巴马政府的策略中心。
巴外长:巴基斯坦塔利班首领丧生
巴基斯坦外交部长库雷希星期五在伊斯兰堡的新闻发布会上说,巴基斯坦塔利班首领拜图拉.马苏德星期三在南瓦济里斯坦部落地区死于导弹袭击。
大赦国际:无人因对格鲁吉亚平民犯罪受审
人权组织大赦国际说,没有任何人因为在俄罗斯和格鲁吉亚战争期间对平民犯罪而
被绳之以法。大赦国际在为战争一周年准备的一份新报告中说,格鲁吉亚军队没有
采取措施来保护南奥塞梯首府茨欣瓦利的平民。这份报告也说,俄罗斯军队没有阻
止南奥塞梯民兵在该地区格鲁吉亚族人为主的村庄打劫和毁坏房舍。大赦国际组织
指控俄军炮轰格鲁吉亚城镇和村庄,把平民做为攻击目标。大赦国际还说,交战双
方都使用了集束炸弹。这份报告还指出,3万名因为战斗而被赶出家园的格鲁吉亚族
人还无法返家。大赦国际说,南奥塞梯脆弱的安全状况使很多人无法重建生活。
坎托:威胁是伊朗,不是以色列定居点
美国共和党国会议员坎托说,华盛顿应将重点放在核武装的伊朗的威胁上,而不是
因犹太人定居点向以色列施压。坎托本星期率领国会25名共和党议员对以色列进行访问。坎托是众议院少数党党鞭,也是国会中唯一的一个犹太人共和党议员。
法塔赫决定调查阿拉法特死因
正在约旦河西岸城市伯利恒召开的巴勒斯坦民族解放运动(法塔赫)第六次代表大
会6日决定成立一个委员会,负责调查巴勒斯坦前领导人阿拉法特的死因。
成立该委员会的提议由大会代表巴萨姆 阿布 谢里夫提出,他曾是阿拉法特的一名
助手。代表大会决定,调查阿拉法特死因的委员会需遵循以下原则:以色列方面应
对阿拉法特的死负全部责任;阿拉法特的死因仍未最终定论;对阿拉法特死因的调
查将寻求国际社会支持。
俄罗斯土耳其签署天然气合作协议
新的天然气管道被命名为"南流",始自俄罗斯,终点是保加利亚。根据俄罗斯和土
耳其今天签署的协定,土耳其同意俄罗斯就"南流"项目穿过土耳其位于黑海海域的
专属经济区展开有关的地质勘察。与乌克兰的纠纷曾经严重影响了俄罗斯向欧洲出
口天然气。现在,俄罗斯有望得到一条新的输气管道。
上个月,安卡拉和四个欧盟国家签署另外一项天然气输气管道修建协议。这条名为
"纳布科"(Nabucco)的管道将完全绕过俄罗斯,取道土耳其与巴尔干半岛,将中亚
与中东地区的天然气运输到欧洲。这必将有助于减少欧盟对俄罗斯天然气的依赖。
但普京和欧盟都强调说,纳布科和"南流"并不是对手。
美国考虑对中国轮胎征收惩罚关税
美国总统奥巴马必须在9月17号之前决定,是否对进口中国汽车轮胎征收惩罚性关税。
就在一个星期以后,奥巴马将在匹兹堡20国集团峰会期间会见胡锦涛。美国贸易代
表办公室将于8月7日就进口中国汽车轮胎是否伤害美国汽车轮胎工业问题举行听证。
美国联合钢铁工人工会称,中国制造汽车轮胎过去五年中大量进口已迫使美国六个
州的轮胎制造工厂关闭,大量工人失业。美国轮胎工业协会反对政府提出的建议措
施。协会称,协会同进口商和承包商合作,尽量满足美国消费者对低端轮胎市场的
需求。如果中国轮胎进口减少,首先将伤害美国消费大众的利益。中国制造轮胎大
多属于低端产品,这符合消费需求,特别是当前美国经济不景气,今天出笼的报告
也显示,美国消费支出不理想。
Taliban Leader in Pakistan Is Dead, His Aides Say
Baitullah Mehsud, the leader of Pakistan’s fearsome Taliban militia,
was killed Wednesday in a C.I.A. missile strike, two Taliban
fighters said on Friday, adding that a meeting was taking place to
determine who among his top deputies would replace him.
The Taliban fighters, one senior leader reached by phone in Orakzai
agency, and one local Taliban fighter in Waziristan, said that Mr.
Mehsud had been receiving kidney treatment from a relative in his
father-in-law’s house in the remote village of Zanghara, in South
Waziristan, on Wednesday when missiles fired from a remotely-piloted
drone struck. Mr. Mehsud, a diabetic, had been sick for some time
and had come to his father-in-law’s house for a drip treatment by
the relative, who was a medical practitioner, the Taliban fighters
said.
White House Struggles to Gauge Afghan Success
As the American military comes to full strength in the Afghan
buildup, the Obama administration is struggling to come up with a
long-promised plan to measure whether the war is being won.
Those “metrics” of success, demanded by Congress and eagerly awaited
by the military, are seen as crucial if the president is to convince
Capitol Hill and the country that his revamped strategy is working.
Without concrete signs of progress, Mr. Obama may lack the political
stock — especially among Democrats and his liberal base — to make
the case for continuing the military effort or enlarging the
American presence.
That problem will become particularly acute if American commanders
in Afghanistan seek even more troops for a mission that many of Mr.
Obama’s most ardent supporters say remains ill defined and
open-ended.
Senior administration officials said that the president’s national
security adviser, Gen. James L. Jones, approved a classified policy
document on July 17 setting out nine broad objectives for metrics to
guide the administration’s policy on Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Another month or two is still needed to flesh out the details,
according to officials engaged in the work.
Most Americans oppose Afghan war: Poll
In a new low in public support for the war effort, 54 percent of
respondents said they opposed the US-led fight against the Taliban
and their Al-Qaeda allies, with only 41 percent in favor, according
to the CNN/Opinion Research Corporation poll.
In the previous CNN/Opinion Research Corporation poll that was
conducted in May, 50 percent of those surveyed supported the US-led
war, with 48 percent against.
President Barack Obama has dispatched 21,000 US troops to the
war-torn country, with the US contingent set to reach 68,000 by the
end of the year, but the Democratic president's move is hurting
support within his own party.
"Afghanistan is almost certainly the Obama policy that Republicans
like the most," said CNN polling Director Keating Holland.
"Nearly two thirds of the Republicans support the war in
Afghanistan. Three quarters of Democrats oppose the war."
Security, drug war on agenda at North America summit
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