美國將在伊朗戰爭緊張局勢中從德國撤回 5,000 名士兵
• Trump 政府宣布計劃在未來 6 至 12 個月內從德國撤回約 5,000 名美國士兵。 • 此次撤軍履行了 Trump 先前的威脅,並反映出雙方對德國在伊朗衝突立場上的緊張關係。 • 此舉標誌著美國在歐洲軍事部署的更廣泛轉向,並可能削弱 NATO 在關鍵戰略位置的部署。
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• Trump 政府宣布計劃在未來 6 至 12 個月內從德國撤回約 5,000 名美國士兵。 • 此次撤軍履行了 Trump 先前的威脅,並反映出雙方對德國在伊朗衝突立場上的緊張關係。 • 此舉標誌著美國在歐洲軍事部署的更廣泛轉向,並可能削弱 NATO 在關鍵戰略位置的部署。
trtworld.com• 德國政府稱 5,000 名士兵的重新部署是「預料之中」的,並提醒歐洲需要投資於自身的國防 • 「我們熱愛美國人」:特朗普撤軍計劃中受到震撼的德國城鎮 • Nato 正尋求「了解細節」關於美國決定從德國撤出 5,000 名士兵的決定,這項重新部署是由 Donald Trump 在與德國總理 Friedrich Merz 發生爭執期間下令的。
theguardian.com• German 國防部長回應 US 總統宣布 5,000 名 US 軍隊將離開 Germany 基地。您好,歡迎收看我們對 Middle East 局勢的直播報導。 • German 國防部長 Boris Pistorius 表示,在 Pentagon 宣布將從 Germany 撤出數千名 American 士兵後,US 從 Europe 撤軍是「可以預見的」。 • Trump 表示,他對 Iran 提出的結束戰爭的新提案「不滿意」,儘管停火已持續數週,和平談判仍處於停滯狀態。據 Iran 國家通訊社 Irna 報導,Iran 已於週四晚間向調解人 Pakistan 提交了提案文本,但未詳細說明其內容。
theguardian.com• 一項 POLITICO 的調查顯示,一間人脈廣泛的製藥公司與保守派評論員 Laura Loomer 試圖打壓 Vinay Prasad 博士(參議員 Robert F. Kennedy Jr. 的盟友),原因是他批評了某些藥物定價和監管做法。 • 該報告指稱,相關方發起了協調一致的社群媒體活動和幕後遊說工作,旨在詆毀 Prasad 的研究和公共衛生評論。 • 製藥產業團體和一些患者倡導者對此反駁,稱 Big Pharma 自然會試圖捍衛其商業模式,但批評者警告,由企業資助並試圖讓持不同意見的醫學界聲音噤聲的行為正日益增加。
politico.com• US 總統批評了 Germany 總理 Friedrich Merz,並提出了從 Italy 和 Spain 撤出 US 部隊的可能性。 • 此外,還有關於結束化石燃料時代的 10 個重大教訓。 • 早安。Donald Trump 威脅要從 Italy 和 Spain 撤軍,就在他表示正考慮削減駐 Germany 部署人數的一天之後。
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theguardian.com傳媒大亨在缺席情況下獲表彰,批評人士譴責他根據《國安法》被判處 20 年徒刑。目前身陷囹圄的媒體企業家黎智英因其對香港民主運動的貢獻,獲頒 Deutsche Welle 的言論自由獎。德國公共廣播機構週四表示,黎智英將於 6 月 23 日在 Bonn 舉行的 DW Global Media Forum 上,在缺席的情況下獲頒第 12 屆該獎項。繼續閱讀...
theguardian.comUS 總統的聲明是在 German chancellor 發表 US 在衝突中受「羞辱」的言論後發出的 US 總統 Donald Trump 昨晚威脅要減少部署在 Germany 的部隊人數,此前 chancellor Friedrich Merz 本週表示 US 正遭受 Iran 「羞辱」。 Trump 表示 US 正在「研究並審查可能裁減駐 Germany 的部隊人數,並將在短期內做出決定」。 「Germany 的 Chancellor,Friedrich Merz 認為 Iran 擁有核武器沒關係。他不知道他在說什麼!如果 Iran 擁有核武器,全世界都將淪為人質。我現在正在對 Iran 採取行動,這是其他國家或總統早就該做的事。難怪 Germany 無論在經濟還是其他方面都表現得如此糟糕!總統 DONALD J. TRUMP」 Continue reading...
theguardian.com美國總統發出這項威脅,是在 Germany 的 Friedrich Merz 暗示 Trump 團隊在與 Iran 的談判中落於下風後。Donald Trump 宣布,美國可能會減少部署在 Germany 的駐軍人數,就在幾天前,該國總理才表示美國正受到 Iran 「羞辱」。在一篇 Truth Social 平台的貼文中,美國總統表示,他的政府正在「研究和審查可能減少在 Germany 駐軍的情況,並將在不久後做出決定」。繼續閱讀...
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圖片:Channel News Asia (Asia)The ongoing U.S. travel boycott is showing no signs of letting up. March marked the 14th consecutive month of steep declines, with Canadian return trips to the U.S. plummeting 32 per cent compared to pre-boycott March 2024. Canadians are still travelling, but more are opting for domestic and overseas trips.
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theguardian.comVets say whale stranded for a month near Lübeck is fit to be transported in rescue effort funded by two entrepreneursGerman officials have given the green light for a fresh attempt to rescue a humpback whale that has been stranded off the country’s Baltic Sea coast for more than a month.The 13-metre (40ft) whale’s struggle for survival has gripped Germany since the creature beached on a sandbank near the city of Lübeck, far from its natural habitat. Continue reading...
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theguardian.comShooting reveals how political violence has become feature of American life on a night dedicated to press freedomAhead of this year’s White House correspondents’ dinner, conversations centered on the role of the media and freedom of the press as journalists prepared to dine with the president.Instead of a speech stacked with heated barbs against the media, the event ended like many in the US do: with gun violence. Continue reading...
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centredaily.comSocial media corporation terminated Sama contract after allegations its staff viewed private scenes filmed by Meta’s smartglassesMore than 1,000 low-paid workers in Kenya have been abruptly sacked by an outsourcing company for the US social media corporation Meta, in what activists said was a “shocking” move exposing the precariousness of global south tech workers.Sama, a company based in Nairobi to which Meta outsourced content moderation and AI training work, announced on Thursday that the workers were being laid off after Meta terminated a contract. That came in the after reports some of the Kenyan workers involved in data annotation were asked to view content filmed by the company’s AI smart glasses showing wearers using the toilet or having sex. Continue reading...
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theguardian.comResignation announced of Jai Patel, whose liquidated crypto firm was relaunched as Stack BTC this yearThe chief executive of a bitcoin company promoted by Nigel Farage has left his role as the venture attempts to convince investors that it is going to deliver “long-term value” for shareholders.Stack BTC was launched to much fanfare in March this year, with Farage and former chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng becoming some of its first shareholders. The company says its founder is Paul Withers, a friend of the Reform UK leader who owns a gold bullion company that Farage has also promoted, Direct Bullion. Continue reading...
theguardian.comJustin Sun said World Liberty Financial built a ‘backdoor blacklisting function’ that froze his account. ‘We have the truth. See you in court,’ the company respondedSign up for the Breaking News US email to get newsletter alerts in your inboxThe largest investor in Donald Trump’s crypto venture has claimed that the firm “secretly” implemented a tool to unilaterally freeze his holdings of its cryptocurrency. He claimed the company could do the same to any other user.In posts on social media platform X on Sunday, crypto entrepreneur Justin Sun said, without offering evidence, that World Liberty Financial had embedded what he described as a “backdoor blacklisting function” in the blockchain-based contracts used for the WLFI tokens. Continue reading...
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