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    英国第一季度经济环比增长0.6%

    2026年5月14日 17:55 / 联合早报

    英国经济在服务业的带动下,在第一季度环比增长0.6%。图为4月30日,英国伦敦金融城英格兰银行附近的人流。 (彭博社)

    英国国家统计局公布的数据显示,今年第一季度,英国经济环比增长0.6%,去年第四季度增速被修正为环比增长0.2%。

    星期四(5月14日)的数据显示,制造业、服务业和建筑业均对一季度英国经济增长有所推动,但主要增长动力来自服务业,当季服务业环比增长0.8%。

    新华社引述英国《金融时报》的分析说,一季度经济增速回升,显示英国经济在年初仍具一定韧性。除服务业持续扩张外,部分企业可能在能源成本进一步上升前提前安排生产和经营活动,也对短期数据形成支撑。

    不过,受中东战事冲击能源供应的影响,英国通货膨胀高企、基准利率居高不下。有研究机构推测,今年英国经济增长势头能否延续仍有待观察,全年表现可能乏力。

  • 英国第一季度经济环比增长0.6%


    2026年5月14日 17:55 / 联合早报

    英国第一季度经济环比增长0.6%

    英国经济在服务业的带动下,在第一季度环比增长0.6%。图为4月30日,英国伦敦金融城英格兰银行附近的人流。 (彭博社)

    英国国家统计局公布的数据显示,今年第一季度,英国经济环比增长0.6%,去年第四季度增速被修正为环比增长0.2%。

    星期四(5月14日)的数据显示,制造业、服务业和建筑业均对一季度英国经济增长有所推动,但主要增长动力来自服务业,当季服务业环比增长0.8%。

    新华社引述英国《金融时报》的分析说,一季度经济增速回升,显示英国经济在年初仍具一定韧性。除服务业持续扩张外,部分企业可能在能源成本进一步上升前提前安排生产和经营活动,也对短期数据形成支撑。

    不过,受中东战事冲击能源供应的影响,英国通货膨胀高企、基准利率居高不下。有研究机构推测,今年英国经济增长势头能否延续仍有待观察,全年表现可能乏力。

    英国第一季度经济环比增长0.6%

    2026年5月14日 17:55 / 联合早报

    英国第一季度经济环比增长0.6%

    英国经济在服务业的带动下,在第一季度环比增长0.6%。图为4月30日,英国伦敦金融城英格兰银行附近的人流。 (彭博社)

    英国国家统计局公布的数据显示,今年第一季度,英国经济环比增长0.6%,去年第四季度增速被修正为环比增长0.2%。

    星期四(5月14日)的数据显示,制造业、服务业和建筑业均对一季度英国经济增长有所推动,但主要增长动力来自服务业,当季服务业环比增长0.8%。

    新华社引述英国《金融时报》的分析说,一季度经济增速回升,显示英国经济在年初仍具一定韧性。除服务业持续扩张外,部分企业可能在能源成本进一步上升前提前安排生产和经营活动,也对短期数据形成支撑。

    不过,受中东战事冲击能源供应的影响,英国通货膨胀高企、基准利率居高不下。有研究机构推测,今年英国经济增长势头能否延续仍有待观察,全年表现可能乏力。

  • 黄仁勋称是特朗普邀他随行访华


    2026年5月14日 19:16 / 联合早报

    黄仁勋称是特朗普邀他随行访华

    美晶片巨头英伟达总裁黄仁勋星期四(5月14日)现身在北京举行的欢迎宴会。 (法新社)

    原本据报未列入访华代表团名单的美国晶片巨头英伟达总裁黄仁勋,最终现身北京,并透露是美国总统特朗普“让我来的”。

    据美国消费者新闻与商业频道报道,黄仁勋星期四(5月14日)在北京举行的活动上说:“这对我来说是一个不可思议的机会,当然,也是一个代表美国的机会,并支持特朗普总统参与这场人类历史上最重要的峰会之一。”

    他说:“习近平主席和特朗普总统之间关系非常好,这是一个令人难以置信的机会,让我们能够依靠这种关系,建立一个更好、更紧密的伙伴关系。”

    黄仁勋还说:“今天早上的欢迎仪式令人非常振奋。习近平主席极具感染力、非常热情好客,而特朗普总统同样令人振奋,也非常热情。”

    白宫官员此前向媒体透露,17名美国商界领袖受邀随特朗普访华,包括特斯拉创始人马斯克、苹果公司总裁库克,以及波音公司总裁奥特伯格等人,但名单中并没有黄仁勋。

    不过,空军一号在飞往北京途中短暂停留阿拉斯加时,有人目击黄仁勋登机。特朗普也在社媒发文证实,黄仁勋将与其他企业领袖一同作为代表团成员访华。

    白宫发言人说,黄仁勋的行程后来有所调整,“刚好安排上了”。路透社则引述知情者称,特朗普是在看到媒体报道黄仁勋未获邀后,在最后关头亲自致电邀请。

    美晶片巨头英伟达总裁黄仁勋星期四(5月14日)现身在北京举行的欢迎宴会。 (法新社)

    原本据报未列入访华代表团名单的美国晶片巨头英伟达总裁黄仁勋,最终现身北京,并透露是美国总统特朗普“让我来的”。

    据美国消费者新闻与商业频道报道,黄仁勋星期四(5月14日)在北京举行的活动上说:“这对我来说是一个不可思议的机会,当然,也是一个代表美国的机会,并支持特朗普总统参与这场人类历史上最重要的峰会之一。”

    他说:“习近平主席和特朗普总统之间关系非常好,这是一个令人难以置信的机会,让我们能够依靠这种关系,建立一个更好、更紧密的伙伴关系。”

    黄仁勋还说:“今天早上的欢迎仪式令人非常振奋。习近平主席极具感染力、非常热情好客,而特朗普总统同样令人振奋,也非常热情。”

    白宫官员此前向媒体透露,17名美国商界领袖受邀随特朗普访华,包括特斯拉创始人马斯克、苹果公司总裁库克,以及波音公司总裁奥特伯格等人,但名单中并没有黄仁勋。

    不过,空军一号在飞往北京途中短暂停留阿拉斯加时,有人目击黄仁勋登机。特朗普也在社媒发文证实,黄仁勋将与其他企业领袖一同作为代表团成员访华。

    白宫发言人说,黄仁勋的行程后来有所调整,“刚好安排上了”。路透社则引述知情者称,特朗普是在看到媒体报道黄仁勋未获邀后,在最后关头亲自致电邀请。

  • 加沙截肢少年 废墟中表演滑轮特技


    2026年5月14日 18:33 / 联合早报

    根据世界卫生组织的估计,加沙战争导致4万3000多名加沙人遭受可能改变他们一生的创伤,包括脊髓损伤、严重创伤性脑损伤、严重烧伤和截肢;另有约5万3000名伤者需要长期康复治疗。世卫组织也说,每五名截肢者中就有一名是儿童。

    照片中的13岁截肢少年阿克拉姆是在2024年8月8日,以色列轰炸加沙城东部一所学校时,失去了右腿和左手。他随后到埃及接受治疗,今年4月底才回返加沙地带。

    尽管受过重伤,而且和家人继续在加沙城西部流离失所,但阿克拉姆并未怨天尤人,而是借助假肢练习他热爱的轮滑。目前,他已经能够穿着直排轮鞋,穿梭于加沙城的大街小巷,同时跳跃、表演特技了。(法新社)

    加沙截肢少年 废墟中表演滑轮特技

    2026年5月14日 18:33 / 联合早报

    根据世界卫生组织的估计,加沙战争导致4万3000多名加沙人遭受可能改变他们一生的创伤,包括脊髓损伤、严重创伤性脑损伤、严重烧伤和截肢;另有约5万3000名伤者需要长期康复治疗。世卫组织也说,每五名截肢者中就有一名是儿童。

    照片中的13岁截肢少年阿克拉姆是在2024年8月8日,以色列轰炸加沙城东部一所学校时,失去了右腿和左手。他随后到埃及接受治疗,今年4月底才回返加沙地带。

    尽管受过重伤,而且和家人继续在加沙城西部流离失所,但阿克拉姆并未怨天尤人,而是借助假肢练习他热爱的轮滑。目前,他已经能够穿着直排轮鞋,穿梭于加沙城的大街小巷,同时跳跃、表演特技了。(法新社)

  • 加沙截肢少年 废墟中表演滑轮特技


    2026年5月14日 18:33 / 联合早报

    根据世界卫生组织的估计,加沙战争导致4万3000多名加沙人遭受可能改变他们一生的创伤,包括脊髓损伤、严重创伤性脑损伤、严重烧伤和截肢;另有约5万3000名伤者需要长期康复治疗。世卫组织也说,每五名截肢者中就有一名是儿童。

    照片中的13岁截肢少年阿克拉姆是在2024年8月8日,以色列轰炸加沙城东部一所学校时,失去了右腿和左手。他随后到埃及接受治疗,今年4月底才回返加沙地带。

    尽管受过重伤,而且和家人继续在加沙城西部流离失所,但阿克拉姆并未怨天尤人,而是借助假肢练习他热爱的轮滑。目前,他已经能够穿着直排轮鞋,穿梭于加沙城的大街小巷,同时跳跃、表演特技了。(法新社)

    加沙截肢少年 废墟中表演滑轮特技

    2026年5月14日 18:33 / 联合早报

    根据世界卫生组织的估计,加沙战争导致4万3000多名加沙人遭受可能改变他们一生的创伤,包括脊髓损伤、严重创伤性脑损伤、严重烧伤和截肢;另有约5万3000名伤者需要长期康复治疗。世卫组织也说,每五名截肢者中就有一名是儿童。

    照片中的13岁截肢少年阿克拉姆是在2024年8月8日,以色列轰炸加沙城东部一所学校时,失去了右腿和左手。他随后到埃及接受治疗,今年4月底才回返加沙地带。

    尽管受过重伤,而且和家人继续在加沙城西部流离失所,但阿克拉姆并未怨天尤人,而是借助假肢练习他热爱的轮滑。目前,他已经能够穿着直排轮鞋,穿梭于加沙城的大街小巷,同时跳跃、表演特技了。(法新社)

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    Trump pledges to raise detained pastor’s case with Xi Jinping during Beijing visit as family pleads for help

    May 14, 2026 6:00am EDT / Fox News

    Grace Drexel says she wants her children to ‘experience and learn from their grandpa’ as Trump meets Xi in Beijing

    By Efrat Lachter Fox News

    Grace Drexel says her father, Pastor Ezra Jin, remains imprisoned for leading one of China’s largest independent churches.

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    Five weeks before the birth of her third child, Grace Drexel sat in Washington speaking about her father, the grandfather her children barely know, and the hope that President Donald Trump might help bring him home.

    Her father, Pastor Ezra Jin, has spent the past seven months detained in China alongside dozens of other Christian leaders in what advocates describe as one of the largest crackdowns on an underground Protestant church in recent years.

    Now, as Trump visits Beijing for meetings with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, Drexel says her family is clinging to a rare moment of hope after Trump publicly pledged to raise Pastor Jin’s imprisonment directly with Xi.

    PRESIDENT TRUMP MUST PUT AMERICAN HOSTAGES FIRST IN HIGH-STAKES BEIJING SUMMIT

    Ezra Jin Mingri, head pastor of the Zion Church, poses in Beijing on Sept. 12, 2018, days after officials shut down one of China’s largest underground Protestant churches.(Fred Dufour/AFP via Getty Images)

    “I’ll bring it up,” Trump told a reporter when asked whether he planned to discuss the detained pastor during the trip.

    “It’s such a tremendous honor,” Drexel told Fox News Digital. “To have one of the most powerful men in the world know my father by name and mention his case to General Secretary Xi Jinping.”

    White House spokesperson Olivia Wales told Fox News Digital, “There is no greater champion for religious freedom around the world than President Trump.”

    For Drexel, this could end years of suffering. Her family has been separated for almost a decade — her mother and younger brothers fled China in 2018 after authorities shut down Zion Church’s physical sanctuary in Beijing, fearing they could become collateral targets in the growing crackdown on Christians.

    Pastor Jin chose to stay behind with his community.

    “My father actually had many opportunities to apply for a green card,” Drexel said. “He felt the calling for China.”

    Drexel herself has not seen her father in person since 2020.

    CHINA FORMALLY ARRESTS 18 LEADERS OF UNDERGROUND ZION CHURCH AMID RELIGIOUS CRACKDOWN

    Ezra Jin with his daughter, Grace Drexel, before Chinese authorities detained the pastor during a crackdown on independent Christian churches. (Family photo)(Fox News)

    Now pregnant with her third child, she says all she wants is for her father to finally reunite with his family.

    “We would really, really love for our children to also experience and learn from their Grandpa,” she said.

    Drexel described her father not as a political dissident, but as a pastor whose only mission was to remain faithful to Christianity outside Communist Party control.

    “My father is a pastor in China and like Christians everywhere, he believed that the church should only have one God and serve one God,” she told Fox News Digital.

    She described Zion Church as independent from government oversight and deeply rooted in Scripture and community service.

    REPORT DETAILS RISING PRESSURE ON UNDERGROUND CATHOLICS AS CHINA DENIES CRACKDOWN

    U.S. President Donald Trump reviews an honor guard with Chinese President Xi Jinping during a welcome ceremony at the Great Hall of the People on May 14, 2026 in Beijing, China. President Trump is meeting with President Xi Jinping in Beijing to address the Iran conflict, trade imbalances, and the Taiwan situation while establishing new bilateral boards for economic and AI oversight.(Alex Wong/Getty Images)

    “We helped with the society and the community around us, love our neighbors, and to love God,” she said.

    But beyond the role of pastor, Drexel says she simply knew her father as a gentle man devoted to those around him.

    “Ultimately, I know my father as just a very gentle and kind man,” she said. “He is not very confrontational generally. He just loved everyone around him.”

    “He never even criticized anyone, including his children, much as we were growing up,” she added.

    Drexel tearfully said that relatives learned that her father had been handcuffed, his head shaved, and that he was struggling to receive medication while in detention.

    “And this kind and gentle man is now in prison,” she said. “All because he was just leading a church.”

    The crackdown against Zion Church began years before Pastor Jin’s arrest.

    According to Drexel, the pressure intensified around 2016 and 2017 after Xi Jinping rewrote China’s religious regulations and formally advanced the policy known as the “Sinicization” of religion, an effort critics say forces religious groups to align with Communist Party ideology.

    Around that time, Zion Church became one of many churches targeted by the authorities.

    Initially, Drexel says government officials demanded the church install facial-recognition cameras inside the sanctuary to monitor worshipers.

    TRUMP CHAMPIONS JESUS’ ‘MIRACULOUS RESURRECTION’ IN PALM SUNDAY MESSAGE VOWING TO ‘DEFEND THE CHRISTIAN FAITH’

    Ezra Jin leads a service at Zion Church in China before authorities shut down the independent congregation amid a broader crackdown on Christian churches.(Family photo)

    “We told them all our services are public. You can come and view anytime,” she said. “But we didn’t feel that we wanted to put an extra amount of surveillance or control on our congregation.”

    After the church refused, Drexel says authorities installed surveillance cameras in the building’s lobby instead and began systematically targeting church members.

    “Each and every member who came on Sunday [was] being harassed,” she said. Some worshipers lost jobs, others were forced out of apartments, while some families were threatened through their children’s education and even their parents’ retirement benefits.

    “It was all possible under the Chinese Communist Party if they wanted you to stop doing something,” she said.

    Authorities eventually confiscated the church’s property and shut down its physical worship space. Pastor Jin then moved services online and into smaller home gatherings, which led authorities to later accuse church leaders of the “illegal use of information networks” because of those online and decentralized worship activities.

    But she says her father’s case is only one piece of a much larger crackdown unfolding across China.

    CRUZ LEADS SENATE PUSH TO HOLD CHINA ACCOUNTABLE FOR BEIJING CHURCH CRACKDOWN

    The family of Ezra Jin, whose daughter Grace Drexel says they have been separated from him for years amid China’s crackdown on independent Christian churches.(Family photo)

    “There are so many pastors and church leaders and churches being persecuted in China actively today,” she added. “We know that there are hundreds of pastors that are currently in prison or are in detention.”

    “This is a very critical period in China,” Drexel said. “And it’s very disheartening and very scary for many Christians in China.”

    The broader persecution campaign against Christians, Uyghur Muslims, Tibetan Buddhists, and Falun Gong practitioners is also documented in “China’s War on Faith,” the recently released book by former Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom Sam Brownback.

    Brownback profiles believers imprisoned, tortured, and surveilled for practicing religion outside state-approved institutions and argues that the Chinese Communist Party increasingly sees independent faith itself as a threat to Party authority.

    For Drexel, Trump’s decision to publicly mention her father’s name represents more than diplomacy.

    “We hope that as the two leaders are meeting together that they will both have a softening of the hearts and will release my father and allow him to come to the U.S.,” she said.

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    In this photo taken Aug. 4, 2018, Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri leads a class on the basics of Christian beliefs at the Zion Church in Beijing, China.(Ng Han Guan/AP Photo)

    In a statement to Fox News Digital, Chinese Embassy spokesperson Liu Pengyu said the Chinese government protects “freedom of religious belief in accordance with the law” and argued that people of all ethnic groups in China enjoy religious freedom. Liu pointed to official figures showing nearly 200 million religious believers in China, along with more than 380,000 clerical personnel, approximately 5,500 religious groups and more than 140,000 registered places of worship.

    Liu said Beijing regulates religious affairs involving “national interests and the public interest” while opposing what it describes as illegal or criminal activities carried out under the guise of religion. He also accused foreign countries and media outlets of interfering in China’s internal affairs under the pretext of religious freedom and urged journalists to “respect the facts” and stop what he described as “attacking and smearing” China’s religious policies and religious freedom record.

    Efrat Lachter is a foreign correspondent for Fox News Digital covering international affairs and the United Nations. Follow her on X @efratlachter. Stories can be sent to efrat.lachter@fox.com.

  • 美国财长贝森特称大豆“已全部落实”,市场对中国新增采购的预期降温


    2026-05-14 11:45:07 UTC / 路透社

    作者:埃拉·曹、刘易斯·杰克逊
    2026年5月14日 11:45 AM UTC,更新于13分钟前

    美国印第安纳州罗奇代尔霍奇根农场的大豆田,2019年11月8日摄。路透社/布莱恩·伍尔斯顿 购买授权

    北京,5月14日(路透社)——美国财政部长斯科特·贝森特表示,中国现有的采购承诺意味着“大豆已全部落实”,在唐纳德·特朗普总统与习近平主席在北京会晤之际,这一表态降温了市场对中国上调采购目标的预期。

    “至于大豆,我们根据釜山协议获得了未来三年的大额采购承诺。所以大豆确实已经全部落实了,”他在周四接受CNBC采访时说道。

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    交易员和分析师表示,鉴于国内需求疲软以及巴西大豆供应价格更具竞争力,他们预计北京不会超出去年10月达成的采购承诺增加采购量。

    市场目前转而等待明确消息,以了解中国计划如何履行去年作出的承诺:到2028年,每年进口2500万吨大豆,这将是2022年以来的最高水平。

    自特朗普首届任期以来,中国已大幅降低对美国油料籽的依赖,2024年——也就是特朗普重返白宫的前一年——中国大豆进口中约20%来自美国,而2016年这一比例为41%。

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    US’s Bessent says soybeans ‘all taken care of’, cooling expectations for fresh Chinese buying

    2026-05-14 11:45:07 UTC / Reuters

    By Ella Cao and Lewis Jackson

    May 14, 2026 11:45 AM UTC Updated 13 mins ago

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    BEIJING, May 14 (Reuters) – U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the existing ​purchase commitment by China means “soybeans are all taken ​care of,” tempering expectations for a higher buying target from China, as Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping met in Beijing.

    “And then ​soybeans, we have a very large purchase commitment from ​the Busan agreement for the next three years. So ⁠beans are really all taken care of,” he said ​in an interview with CNBC on Thursday.

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    Soybeans are the ​top U.S. export to China, the world’s largest buyer by far, and the oilseeds have played a key role in trade negotiations ​during the first and second Trump administrations.

    Traders and analysts ​have said they do not anticipate Beijing to increase purchases beyond the ‌commitment ⁠made last October, amid weak domestic demand and competitively priced Brazilian supplies.

    Instead, markets are awaiting clarity on how China plans to fulfil last year’s pledge to import 25 ​million metric tons ​of soybeans ⁠annually through 2028, which would mark the highest level since 2022.

    China has dramatically scaled ​back its reliance on U.S. oilseeds since ​Trump’s first ⁠term, sourcing roughly 20% of its soybeans from the U.S. in 2024, the year before he returned to office, ⁠compared ​to 41% in 2016.

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    Last year, China ​bought just 15% of its soybeans from the U.S.

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  • 特朗普对阵马西:肯塔基选民的忠诚度考验


    2026年5月14日 美国东部时间上午5:00 / CNN
    作者:杰夫·泽莱尼

    唐纳德·特朗普国会新闻

    2026年4月15日,华盛顿特区德克森参议院办公大楼,众议员托马斯·马西在参议院国土安全与政府事务委员会第二修正案听证会上发言。
    卢克·约翰逊/盖蒂图片社

    肯塔基州万斯堡——

    乔尼·普感觉自己被困在了总统和她的国会议员之间激烈的家族争斗中。

    作为一名忠诚的共和党人,她两人都喜欢——而这正是她困境的开端。

    没有任何共和党人比众议员托马斯·马西更激怒总统唐纳德·特朗普,这让马西在周二肯塔基州共和党初选前夕陷入了岌岌可危的境地。这场竞选已经是史上花费最昂贵的初选之一,仅广告开支就超过2900万美元,这将是马西有史以来面临的最严峻政治考验。

    他们长期以来的较量将由普这样的选民来裁决,普过去十年一直支持特朗普,而支持马西的时间则长得多。

    “我比以往任何时候都更为他担心,因为他遭到了特朗普如此强烈的反对,”普说。“我完全没有贬低特朗普的意思,我非常支持他,但我还是会投票给托马斯。他是个很棒的人,在如何使用纳税人的钱方面非常谨慎。”

    在肯塔基州东北部,选民们表示,竞选活动的恶劣程度与日俱增,人工智能生成图像的攻击性广告充斥电视屏幕,传单塞满邮箱,关于哪一方占据上风的八卦也甚嚣尘上。

    “你根本躲不开,到处都是,”普谈到铺天盖地的广告时说。“这才是真正让我担忧的地方。我担心他这次撑不过去。我认为他从未经历过这样的事情。”

    马西的对手是埃德·高尔林,一名农场主、前海豹突击队队员,由特朗普及其盟友招募参选。特朗普今年3月到访肯塔基州,将高尔林请到台上,明确表达了自己的选择。

    “找个普通人来击败马西,”特朗普说。“我找到了这样一个普通人,但他拥有聪明的头脑,是伟大的爱国者。他太棒了。”

    2026年3月11日,肯塔基州希伯伦市维斯普物流中心,共和党肯塔基州国会候选人埃德·高尔林在唐纳德·特朗普总统出席活动时发言。
    安德鲁·哈尼克/盖蒂图片社

    数月来,马西一直表现得信心满满,认为自己在肯塔基州第四国会选区邻里和朋友中特立独行的形象能帮助他赢得第八个任期。蓝色的马西竞选标语牌遍布他的选区,该选区沿俄亥俄河分布,从路易斯维尔东部郊区延伸至辛辛那提北部肯塔基州郊区以及阿巴拉契亚山脉外围地区。

    但共和党战略家和政党官员表示,在竞选的最后几天,这场竞争的差距异常微小,甚至一些长期盟友都在质疑局势是否已经逆转。

    “这场竞选百分百是特朗普对阵马西,”肯顿县共和党主席沙恩·诺伊姆告诉CNN。“这已经到了必须选边站的时刻。”

    “这个叫托马斯·马西的家伙”

    很难确切界定特朗普和马西的关系究竟何时开始恶化。马西自14年前以茶党时代的赤字鹰派身份赢得席位以来,就一直在对抗两党建制派。

    他一贯反对国会中的共和党优先事项,包括军事开支和对外援助,并在一项又一项法案上违抗政党领导层。去年,他是两名投票反对特朗普大规模国内政策和开支削减法案《一揽子美好法案》的众议院共和党人之一。

    “除了这个叫托马斯·马西的家伙,我们会获得全票支持,”今年早些时候在全国祈祷早餐会上特朗普说道,随后还称这位国会议员是“蠢货”。

    “他们就是喜欢投反对票,就爱这么干。”

    马西还带头推动司法部公布对已定罪性犯罪者杰弗里·爱泼斯坦的调查档案。在特朗普将该问题斥为“民主党骗局”数月后,总统最终签署了《爱泼斯坦文件透明度法案》。

    “政府有三个部门,我们应该相互监督,”马西在国会大厦外与爱泼斯坦性侵幸存者合影时说道。“今天我们在这座人民之家所做的就是这件事。”

    2025年9月3日,美国国会大厦外,众议员托马斯·马西与杰弗里·爱泼斯坦的受害者们一同出席新闻发布会并发言。
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    他还是共和党中对伊朗战争最直言不讳的批评者之一,称这使他成为以色列强硬支持者的目标。

    白宫内部的顾问表示,两党中几乎没有任何政治人物——当然更不用说共和党人——比马西更让特朗普恼火。10月17日,总统在椭圆形办公室会见了高尔林,敦促他挑战马西。一周后,高尔林宣布参选。

    “我一生都致力于为国家服务,现在准备再次响应号召,”高尔林在宣布参选时说。“这个选区是特朗普的地盘。总统在国会不需要障碍——他需要后援。”

    助手们表示,总统近几周频繁提及这场竞选,表达了击败这位七届国会议员的意图,以此向共和党人传递一个信号:反对特朗普就会付出代价。

    上周印第安纳州选民支持特朗普背书的候选人,击败了在去年12月抵制白宫要求重新绘制国会选区地图的共和党人,特朗普高级顾问克里斯·拉西维塔随后在X平台上向马西发文称:“下一个就是你。”

    “房间里的大象”

    在他的一则收尾广告中,马西提醒选民,他经常与特朗普站在一起,急于强调自己的共和党资历,打消人们认为他会本能地反对特朗普的印象。

    “我们就来谈谈房间里的大象吧,”马西说。“我同意唐纳德·特朗普总统的观点,远远多于分歧。清单很长:要求投票提供公民身份证明的《拯救美国法案》、停止移民福利、对抗觉醒议程、捍卫第二修正案、保护未出生胎儿的生命、加强边境安全。”

    这与马西多年来一直宣扬、许多选民多年来一直支持的独立派和自由主义者形象相去甚远。

    2024年,特朗普以67%的得票率拿下该选区,而马西则无人反对。

    “社区里有很多人支持特朗普,也有很多人支持托马斯,”曾与马西一同在刘易斯县委员会任职的山羊养殖户、教师乔·本特利说。“他们性格不同,但非常相似。”

    州众议员史蒂文·杜安是共和党人,也是马西的长期好友,今年也在参选。他表示,在选区挨家挨户拉票时,选民们反复提出一个问题。

    州众议员史蒂夫·杜安表示,他交谈过的选民既支持唐纳德·特朗普总统,也支持众议员托马斯·马西——这让他们陷入两难,因为特朗普称马西是“失败者”,“对肯塔基州人民不忠”。
    CNN

    “我该如何调和这一点?特朗普不喜欢他,但我喜欢他,我不知道该怎么办,”杜安回忆起与共和党选民的对话时告诉CNN。“我总把这比作父母吵架。我们爱他们两个人。我们爱特朗普,也爱托马斯。”

    然而,一些批评者更关注马西的投票记录,尤其是与肯塔基州相关的开支法案,而非他与特朗普之间长期存在的不和。

    “托马斯·马西已经烧光了所有可能有助于他发挥作用的桥梁,”前卡温顿市议员史蒂夫·弗兰克说。“如果我们需要更多资金来修建我们一直争取的新桥,或是机场项目,或是解决当地举足轻重的货运行业监管问题,他根本不会得到听证机会。”

    周二晚上计票结果出炉后,这场竞选的结果或许能让我们窥见,攻击性广告和总统的影响力能否胜过马西在肯塔基州这片土地上建立一生的人脉。

    “我一辈子都认识他,我会为他投票,因为他的为人,”退休厨师、餐馆老板肯尼·克拉克斯顿在万斯堡散步时停下来说道。“他是这份工作的合适人选。特朗普或其他人说什么都不重要。”

    与当地十多人——几乎所有人都投票支持过特朗普——的对话显示,他们对马西既有支持,也有担忧。几名居民私下里质疑,他们的国会议员能否抵挡住针对他的政治攻势。

    拉蒙娜·比文斯却不在此列,她认为这些攻击可能会适得其反。

    “我会投票给托马斯,因为特朗普对他太苛刻了,”比文斯在加里森短停餐厅一边抽着烟一边吃热狗时说。“我只是觉得这很荒唐。这就是政治,他们是在竞选公职。又不是互相厮杀。”

    Trump vs. Massie becomes a loyalty test for Kentucky voters

    May 14, 2026 5:00 AM ET / CNN

    By Jeff Zeleny

    Donald Trump Congressional news

    Rep. Thomas Massie speaks during the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee Second Amendment hearing, at the Dirksen Senate Office Building in Washington, DC, on April 15.

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    Vanceburg, Kentucky—

    Joni Pugh feels like she’s stuck in the middle of a bitter family feud between her president and her congressman.

    As a loyal Republican, she likes them both – and that is where her predicament begins.

    No Republican has infuriated President Donald Trump more than Rep. Thomas Massie, which has placed him in a precarious position heading into Tuesday’s Republican primary in Kentucky. The race is already one of the most expensive primary contests ever, with more than $29 million spent on advertising alone, setting up the biggest political test Massie has ever faced.

    Their long-running duel will be settled by voters like Pugh, who has admired Trump for the last decade and Massie for much longer.

    “I’m a little more worried than I’ve ever been for him because he’s getting such pushback from Trump,” Pugh said. “I’m not putting Trump down at all because I’m very much a fan of his, but I’m still going to vote for Thomas. He’s a great guy and is very careful about how he wants our taxpayer money to be spent.”

    Here in northeastern Kentucky, voters say the campaign seems to be getting nastier by the day, with attack ads featuring AI-generated images flooding television screens, flyers filling up mailboxes and gossip running red-hot about the twists and turns of which side has the upper hand.

    “You can’t escape it. It’s everywhere,” Pugh said of the advertising deluge. “That’s what really worries me. I’m afraid he won’t make it this time. I don’t think he’s ever gone through anything like this.”

    Massie faces Ed Gallrein, a farmer and former Navy SEAL whom Trump and his allies recruited into the race. Trump paid a visit to Kentucky in March to make his choice clear as he invited Gallrein to the stage.

    “Give me somebody with a warm body to beat Massie,” Trump said. “And I got somebody with a warm body, but a big, beautiful brain and a great patriot. He’s unbelievable.”

    Ed Gallrein, a Republican congressional candidate for Kentucky, speaks as President Donald Trump looks during an event at Verst Logistics in Hebron, Kentucky, on March 11.

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    For months, Massie ran with an air of confidence that his contrarian brand among friends and neighbors in Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District would carry him to an eighth term. Blue Massie signs dot the landscape across his district along the Ohio River, which stretches from the eastern suburbs of Louisville to the northern Kentucky suburbs of Cincinnati and the outskirts of Appalachia.

    But the contest is remarkably close in the final days of the race, GOP strategists and party officials say, with even some longtime allies wondering if the tide has turned.

    “The race is 100% Trump vs. Massie,” Shane Noem, chairman of the Kenton County Republican Party, told CNN. “It’s become a pick-a-side moment.”

    ‘This guy named Thomas Massie’

    It’s hard to pinpoint just when exactly the relationship between Trump and Massie first soured. Massie has fought the establishment of both parties since first winning his seat 14 years ago in the tea party era as a fierce deficit hawk.

    He has consistently opposed Republican priorities in Congress, including military spending and foreign aid, and defied party leadership on one bill after another. Last year, he was one of two House Republicans to vote against the president’s massive domestic policy and spending cuts package known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

    “We’ll get 100% of the vote except for this guy named Thomas Massie,” Trump said at the National Prayer Breakfast earlier this year, going on to call the congressman a “moron.”

    “It’s like they just vote no. They love voting no.”

    Massie also helped lead the charge to direct the Justice Department to release its investigative files into convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The president ultimately signed the Epstein Files Transparency Act after months of calling the issue a “Democratic hoax.”

    “There’s three branches of government and we’re supposed to keep each other accountable,” Massie said outside the Capitol, surrounded by Epstein abuse survivors. “That’s what we’re doing here today in the people’s house.”

    Rep. Thomas Massie speaks during a news conference alongside victims of Jeffrey Epstein, outside the US Capitol on September 3, 2025.

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    He’s also been among the loudest Republican critics of the Iran war, which he said has made him a target for strong supporters of Israel.

    Inside the White House, advisers say, there are few political figures of either party – and certainly no Republicans – who irritate Trump more than Massie. The president met with Gallrein in the Oval Office on October 17, urging him to challenge Massie. A week later, he did.

    “I’ve dedicated my life to serving my country, and I’m ready to answer the call again,” Gallrein said as he announced his candidacy. “This district is Trump Country. The president doesn’t need obstacles in Congress — he needs backup.”

    The president has asked about the race frequently in recent weeks, aides say, expressing his intent to defeat the seven-term congressman to send a message to Republicans that opposing Trump has consequences.

    “You are next,” top Trump adviser Chris LaCivita wrote in an X post to Massie last week after Indiana voters sided with Trump-backed candidates who ran against Republicans who stood up to White House demands to draw new congressional maps in December.

    ‘The elephant in the room’

    In one of his closing ads, Massie reminds voters that he has often stood with Trump, eager to press his Republican credentials and blunt any impressions that he reflexively opposes him.

    “Let’s just talk about the elephant in the room,” Massie said. “I agree with President Trump a whole lot more than I disagree with him. The list is long: the SAVE America Act to require proof of citizenship to vote, stopping immigrant welfare, fighting the woke agenda, defending the Second Amendment, protecting the life of the unborn, securing the border.”

    It’s far from the contrarian brand, with an independent and libertarian streak, that Massie has often touted and many constituents have embraced for years.

    In 2024, Trump carried the district with 67% of the vote, while Massie ran unopposed.

    “There’s a lot of support for Trump here in the community. There’s a lot of support for Thomas in the community,” said Joe Bentley, a goat farmer and schoolteacher who once served alongside Massie on the Lewis County board. “They’re different characters, but they’re very similar.”

    State Rep. Steven Doan, a Republican and longtime friend of Massie who is also on the ballot this year, said he has heard one question above all as he knocks on doors in the district.

    State Rep. Steve Doan says voters he talks to like President Donald Trump and they like Rep. Thomas Massie — which poses a conundrum for them because Trump has called Massie “a loser” who is “disloyal to the people of Kentucky.”

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    “How do I square this? Trump doesn’t like him, but I like him and I don’t know what to do,” Doan told CNN, recalling his conversations with Republican voters. “I always compare it to mommy and daddy fighting. We love both of those people. We love Trump, we love Thomas.”

    Yet some critics are more concerned by Massie’s voting record, particularly on spending measures related to Kentucky, far more than the lingering discord with Trump.

    “Thomas Massie has burnt every bridge he could possibly have to be effective,” said Steve Frank, a former Covington city commissioner. “If we have a need for more money for the new bridge that we’re trying to get build or at the airport or if there’s a regulatory issue because trucking is such a big thing around here, he’s not going to get a hearing.”

    When the ballots are counted Tuesday night, the outcome may provide a window into whether attack ads and a presidential megaphone can outweigh a lifetime of relationships Massie has built across his corner of Kentucky.

    “I’ve known him all my life and I’ll be voting for him because of what kind of person he is,” said Kenny Claxon, a retired cook and restaurant owner, stopping for a moment on his walk around Vanceburg. “He’s the right person for the job. It doesn’t matter what Trump or anybody else says.”

    Conversations with more than a dozen people here – nearly all of whom voted for Trump – showed signs of support and worry for Massie. Several residents wondered aloud whether their congressman could withstand the political onslaught against him.

    Not Ramona Bivens, who believes the attacks could backfire.

    “I’ll vote for Thomas because Trump’s giving him such a hard time,” Bivens said, holding a cigarette as she ate a hot dog at the Garrison Shortstop diner. “I just think it’s silly. It’s politics and they’re running for office. They’re not running against each other.”

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    金砖国家外长会议 伊朗与阿联酋针锋相对

    2026年5月14日 19:05 / 联合早报

    5月14日,伊朗外交部长阿拉格齐出席在新德里巴拉特·曼达帕姆举行的金砖国家会议。 (路透社)

    伊朗外长阿拉格齐在新德里举行的金砖国家会议上,指责阿拉伯联合酋长国直接参与针对伊朗的军事行动。

    路透社引述伊朗官方媒体报道,阿拉格齐星期四(5月14日)在回应阿联酋代表的发言时说:“为了维护团结,我没有在声明中点名阿联酋。但事实是,阿联酋直接参与了对我国的侵略。袭击开始时,他们甚至没有发表任何谴责声明。”

    伊朗官媒并未说明阿联酋代表说了些什么。

    法新社则引述阿拉格齐说,霍尔木兹海峡“对所有”与伊朗海军“合作”的商船“开放”。

    他说:“任何与伊朗有关的问题都不存在军事解决方案。

    “我们伊朗人从不屈服于任何压力或威胁,但我们也会以尊重的语言回应。”

  • 金砖国家外长会议 伊朗与阿联酋针锋相对


    2026年5月14日 19:05 / 联合早报

    5月14日,伊朗外交部长阿拉格齐出席在新德里巴拉特·曼达帕姆举行的金砖国家会议。 (路透社)

    伊朗外长阿拉格齐在新德里举行的金砖国家会议上,指责阿拉伯联合酋长国直接参与针对伊朗的军事行动。

    路透社引述伊朗官方媒体报道,阿拉格齐星期四(5月14日)在回应阿联酋代表的发言时说:“为了维护团结,我没有在声明中点名阿联酋。但事实是,阿联酋直接参与了对我国的侵略。袭击开始时,他们甚至没有发表任何谴责声明。”

    伊朗官媒并未说明阿联酋代表说了些什么。

    法新社则引述阿拉格齐说,霍尔木兹海峡“对所有”与伊朗海军“合作”的商船“开放”。

    他说:“任何与伊朗有关的问题都不存在军事解决方案。

    “我们伊朗人从不屈服于任何压力或威胁,但我们也会以尊重的语言回应。”

    金砖国家外长会议 伊朗与阿联酋针锋相对

    2026年5月14日 19:05 / 联合早报

    5月14日,伊朗外交部长阿拉格齐出席在新德里巴拉特·曼达帕姆举行的金砖国家会议。 (路透社)

    伊朗外长阿拉格齐在新德里举行的金砖国家会议上,指责阿拉伯联合酋长国直接参与针对伊朗的军事行动。

    路透社引述伊朗官方媒体报道,阿拉格齐星期四(5月14日)在回应阿联酋代表的发言时说:“为了维护团结,我没有在声明中点名阿联酋。但事实是,阿联酋直接参与了对我国的侵略。袭击开始时,他们甚至没有发表任何谴责声明。”

    伊朗官媒并未说明阿联酋代表说了些什么。

    法新社则引述阿拉格齐说,霍尔木兹海峡“对所有”与伊朗海军“合作”的商船“开放”。

    他说:“任何与伊朗有关的问题都不存在军事解决方案。

    “我们伊朗人从不屈服于任何压力或威胁,但我们也会以尊重的语言回应。”

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