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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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北国之春

时事经纬
09-08-09

欧盟，英国，法国谴责伊朗的政治犯审判
 
在伊朗出庭受审的人员中包括一名法国教师以及在英、法两国使馆工作的两名伊朗
籍雇员。欧盟轮值主席瑞典说，伊朗当局的这一行动被看作是反对整个欧盟的行动，
欧盟将采取相应的行动。英国和法国都明确表示，伊朗当局对于这三人提出的指控
是没有根据的。这次出庭受审的还包括伊朗改革派政界领导人和反对派的支持者。

瑞士驻伊使馆要求探访在押美国人

瑞士驻德黑兰大使馆要求允许他们探访上个月被关押的三名美国人，这三名美国人
被指称从伊拉克越过边境进入伊朗。美国与伊朗没有外交关系，美国正在通过瑞士
驻德黑兰大使馆获得有关这三名游客的讯息。

巴基斯坦前外交部长奈克死亡

奈克星期六被发现在他的寓所内死亡。当局说，他们认为奈克的死令人怀疑，因为
尸检报告显示，他的肋骨和颌骨骨折。据信奈克已经死亡多日。奈克以他旨在改善
与印度关系的低调外交风格而出名。

阿巴斯誓言建立巴勒斯坦国

巴勒斯坦总统阿巴斯在法塔赫20年来首次举行的大会上再次当选法塔赫派系领导人。
星期六在约旦河西岸伯利恒举行的法塔赫大会第五天会议上，阿巴斯在没有竞争对
手的情况下获得一致通过当选连任。阿巴斯誓言要解放被以色列占领的巴勒斯坦领
土，并建立独立的巴勒斯坦国，以耶路撒冷为首都。以色列总理内塔尼亚胡已经表
示，以色列对整个耶路撒冷的主权不容质疑，但阿巴斯星期六说，以色列的态度可
能导致更多冲突。

台海两岸团体连手抗议靖国神社
 
台海两岸、韩国和日本的部分日军战死者遗属和市民8日在东京要求取消靖国神社合
祀。这是连续第三年举办该活动。遗属们要求靖国神社不要随意地把他们的祖先灵
位放在神社内。

卿希拉里："中国对美金融体系状况可松一口气"
 
美国国务卿希拉里说，她相信中国对美国金融体系的状况，"可以松一口气"。
希拉里说，美国经济好转，奥巴马总统已承诺致力削减赤字。她还表示，中国经济
以出口为主导，但也需要增加内需。

美国高官称对朝政策最优先考虑防扩散
 
美国国务院高官7日对访美的日本外交人士称，将继续与日本等六方会谈与会国一起
要求朝鲜弃核。他还暗示，为防止朝鲜和其他国家或国际恐怖组织进行核武器及导
弹交易，美国把防止大规模杀伤性武器的扩散作为最优先考虑的问题。
奥巴马政府认为朝鲜未开发射程可达美国的核导弹，因而“不是直接的威胁”。白
宫发言人吉布斯也曾强调“最大的担忧”是朝鲜向国外扩散核武器和导弹。

朝鲜保卫部将美国女记者事件宣传为“金正云业绩”

朝鲜国家安全保卫部最近就这次女记者事件举行了一场内部演讲会，内容为“在金
正云大将的智谋下，美国前总统克林顿越过太平洋来向将军（金正日）谢罪。这些
都是通过金正云大将非凡的睿智和卓越的战术进行的。”因此预计将这次事件宣传
为金正云的政治业绩的活动可能会在朝鲜全社会展开。

俄新型潜射导弹危机暴露军事科研力量今非昔比
 
俄罗斯新型潜射弹道导弹（SLBM）“布拉瓦”（Bulava）的试验屡屡遭遇失败，研
制工作正陷入危机。该导弹是为对抗美国反导系统（MD）而开发的，可以搭载核弹
头。虽然俄军方官员计划继续进行研制，但也出现了能否取得成功的质疑声。专家
指出，这反映出苏联解体后，人才外流和财政困难造成了俄科研力量下降、军工产
业今非昔比的“毁灭性现状”。

格鲁吉亚总统：普京希望建立一个帝国

萨卡什维利说，“普京和俄罗斯政府对于这些(中亚和里海)国家的任何形式独立渐
感不耐，普京希望建立一个帝国”。他认为，格鲁吉亚共和国的存在威胁了普京作
为一名强势领导人的地位，只有获得美国和欧洲国家的持续支持，才能避免俄罗斯
在格鲁吉亚建立傀儡政权。

普京掌权10年民望不下

普京掌舵俄罗斯已经10年。虽然正遭遇严重经济危机，但是俄罗斯人对普京的爱戴
有增无减，他的民意支持度仍然高达78%。

中国房价泡沫冲高 六部委对房地产市场释放从紧信号
 
8月4日，国家统计局高房价已成制约消费启动的最大阻力；一旦房价大幅下降，地
产金融危机不可避免。国家统计局的表态，至少表明了政府已看到高房价背后的危
险。而之前，银监会已收紧二套房贷政策；国土资源部开始严肃土地政策；国家发
改委要加强房地产价格和收费监管。8月5日，国家税务总局称近日将把房地产业的
税收作为监管重点。这是近日继央行、银监会、国土资源部、国家发改委后，又一
国家部委对房地产市场发出加强监管的信号。与房地产市场紧密相关的货币政策也
即将发生变化。8月5日央行发布《中国货币政策执行报告(2009年第二季度)》，首
次提出要对宽松的货币政策“动态微调”。分析人士表示，短期央行对市场资金面
可能会保持“适度紧缩”。

美国一警官私自查奥巴马"犯罪记录" 或遭惩处

美国宾州费城一名警官利用警车上的计算机，查询美国总统奥巴马的犯罪纪录，结
果反而遭到调查。事发时，美国密情局从国家犯罪信息中心发现有人在查询总统的
背景资料，于是循线追查，随后通知费城警政当局进行进一步调查。上个月20号，
亚特兰大地区也有两名警官因类似行为遭到指控。

专访：美国专家谈日本在亚洲的作用及决策弊端
 
Feuding Kills a Top Militant, Pakistan Says

A Pakistani government official and an intelligence official said Hakimullah Mehsud, a young and aggressive aide to the former Taliban leader, had been shot dead in a fight with Waliur Rehman, another commander who was seeking to become the leader, during a meeting in a remote mountain region near the Afghan border.

Climate Change Seen as Threat to U.S. Security

Recent war games and intelligence studies conclude that over the next 20 to 30 years, vulnerable regions, particularly sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East and South and Southeast Asia, will face the prospect of food shortages, water crises and catastrophic flooding driven by climate change that could demand an American humanitarian relief or military response. Such climate-induced crises could topple governments, feed terrorist movements or destabilize entire regions, say the analysts, experts at the Pentagon and intelligence agencies who for the first time are taking a serious look at the national security implications of climate change.

Israel planned Iran strike during unrest: Report

As Iran was grappling with the post-election unrest, Israel was reportedly preparing to strike the country's nuclear facilities, a US diplomatic source says.

According to a US diplomat based in Jerusalem (al Quds), Israel asked the US administration for a green light to attack Iran's nuclear facilities and its other vital structures in the aftermath of the country's post-election turmoil.

The call for the military strike came after the official announcement of the poll result in Iran prompted widespread protests across the country as opposition supporters took to the streets to protest "fraud" in the June 12 election.

Kuwaiti newspaper al-Jarida cited the diplomatic source as saying that the request was put forward by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, bearing President Shimon Peres's signature as well.

The administration of President Barack Obama, however, did not take any notice of the Israeli request and consequently the operation was called off.

Tel Aviv put forward the request as it accuses Tehran -- a signatory to the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) -- of pursuing a nuclear program with military objectives and argues that the use of military force is a legitimate option in halting Iran's nuclear progress.

Iran denies the Israeli claim, insisting that its nuclear enrichment program is solely directed at the civilian applications of the technology.

The US intelligence community, which issued a new assessment on Iran's nuclear activities on Friday, believes that a political decision is yet to be made in Iran for building a nuclear bomb.

The review by the State Department's Bureau of Intelligence and Research also contends that despite Iran's progress toward producing enriched uranium, Tehran will not be technically capable of producing weapons-grade material before 2013.

US 'biggest' threat, say Pakistanis

A survey commissioned by Al Jazeera in Pakistan has revealed a widespread disenchantment with the United States for interfering with what most people consider internal Pakistani affairs.

When residents were asked if they support or oppose Pakistan's own military offensive against Taliban targets, 41% support the campaign, 24 % remain opposed.

The same 41% said they would still support the military offensive. But the number of those supporting dialogue leaps up to 43%.

However, when asked if they support or oppose the US military's drone attacks against what Washington claims are Taliban and al-Qaeda targets, only 9% reacted favourably. A massive 67% say they oppose US military operations on Pakistani soil.

The respondents were asked what they consider to be the biggest threat to the nation of Pakistan: 11 % sees the Taliban as the largest threat, while 18 % believe it comes from India, 59 % said the greatest threat to Pakistan right now is, in fact, the US.