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日媒：高市首亮相七国集团 建议纳入联合声明凸显日本存在感

2026年6月21日 22:17 / 联合早报 符祝慧 东京特派员

6月16日，在法国埃维昂举行的七国集团峰会期间，日本首相高市早苗（右起反时针方向）、意大利总理梅洛尼、加拿大总理卡尼、法国总统马克龙、美国总统特朗普、德国总理默茨、欧洲理事会主席科斯塔、阿联酋总统穆罕默德、卡塔尔埃米尔塔米姆、埃及总统塞西和欧盟委员会主席冯德莱恩出席了工作午餐。 （路透社）

日本首相高市早苗第一次亮相七国集团（G7）峰会，提出的两项提议——能源采购支持框架亚洲能源计划（Power Asia）和建立重要矿产共同储备机制皆被列入联合声明。

高市在峰会后对此外交成果表示，正如半个世纪前七国集团成立之初一样，今天日本也能够以七国集团的名义就能源安全和加强供应链等当前全球面临的挑战，提出统一的解决方案。

日本新闻网NNN指出，针对稀土等重要矿产，高市提出了与各国建立联合储备计划，这是日本应对中国稀土限制的“王牌”。 它说，2012年，自日本将与中国有争议岛屿（钓鱼岛）国有化后，就一直受到中国重要矿产出口限制的困扰。中国在全球稀土等用于半导体及其他应用领域的关键矿产市场占据压倒性份额，出口限制目前也是G7成员国的“共同关切”。高市这次做足功课，在峰会上迅速获得了与会国的共鸣。

日本是参与G7的唯一亚洲国家。富士电视台新闻网FNN引述一匿名日本前外长的谈话赞道：“高市此次履行了亚洲的角色 ，凸显日本在G7的存在感。”

日经发表评论指，日本的影响力目前不及美中两大国，在二十国集团（G20）也常常被忽视，仅剩G7峰会可展现其存在感。但评论也批判，作为唯一的亚洲领导人，（高市）与中国无法搞好关系是不顾大局。

日本共同社星期日（6月21日）发布的最新民调显示，高市渐失民心，支持率跌至55.8%。除了未实现消费税归零的竞选承诺外，她的秘书被爆制作视频抹黑自民党总裁竞选对手，也引来民意反弹。

目前，日本舆论注意到网上疯传高市在G7峰会期间一些负面视频，极可能对她的外交形象造成影响。日本女性周刊指出，高市此前的外交受关注，是因为她有高超的沟通技巧，但这些短视频显示她被孤立。当其他国家领导人站着围成一圈交谈时，她独自一人坐在圆桌旁，百无聊赖地转动座椅。另一段视频则显示，她满脸微笑迎向特朗普，却被对方忽略。

不过，报道也指出，日本领导人在G7峰会被孤立，高市并非首例。去年，时任首相石破茂也有过同样经历，在无法融入各国元首圈子时，他只有独自一人坐在座位上。回国后，他的外交评价大打折扣，不久后就下台。

CBS News poll finds Americans want Iran war ended, but few say U.S. got better of agreement

June 21, 2026 / 9:00 AM EDT / CBS News
By Jennifer De Pinto, Fred Backus

Americans do want the Iran war to end — especially those hardest hit by gas prices — and many see hope for lower prices now.

But an ending now also comes with views that the U.S. effort did not succeed in its strategic or economic interests and has not been worth the costs.

Specifically, most Americans suspect Iran’s nuclear program has n ot been permanently stopped, and that Iran will not stop threatening its neighbors.

Plenty in the president’s Republican rank-and-file are unconvinced, too.

Nor is the public persuaded that the Trump administration feels goals were met, either; rather, that the administration is mainly looking to end the war.

And so, relatively few Americans think the U.S. is getting the better of the new agreement.

Further, few feel the U.S. has made Iran’s people safe and free or changed Iran’s leadership to one that is pro-U.S. (Those are items that over the course of the war, many Americans said should be U.S. aims.)

Assessing the situation in Iran

A majority believe Iran will still threaten its neighbors in the region.

… and that the conflict hasn’t been worth the costs…

And on balance, relatively few see success in advancing U.S. economic or strategic interests.

Splits within the president’s GOP base?

There are some divisions inside the president’s party about the approach from here.

A sizable four in 10 Republicans say the conflict should continue until Iran gives up more: that subgroup also overwhelmingly thinks it’s not acceptable to leave the current regime in power in Iran.

Behind these sentiments, Republicans are split in assessing whether the U.S. has permanently stopped Iran’s nuclear program or stopped Iran from threatening the region, and split over whether the agreement constitutes an even draw or the U.S. got the better of it.

Timing of the agreement

Most Americans feel the administration did not fully anticipate the reaction in the world’s economy.

That speaks to public perceptions of the administration’s rationale on the timing of it all: The public is not convinced the administration thinks the U.S. met its goals, but rather that it is simply prioritizing ending the conflict now.

But the prospect of lower gas prices appears to have helped at least stabilize the president’s overall approval ratings and his handling of the Iran situation specifically.

As gas prices rose in recent months, the president’s approval rating had ticked lower. Ending the conflict finds a slight one-point rise back up, though not to its pre-war levels, helped primarily by improvements from non-college Whites, and particularly those among them who think gas prices will go down. This has been a group that is inclined to support the president, but has often noted in polling that financially, price hikes have hit them hard.

The more people say gas prices have been difficult, the more likely they are to say end the war now.

What’s next?

Desires for the war to end have partially to do with gas prices, which more people now expect to go down, rather than continue to rise.

(Plenty of Americans think that could change just the same, with a sizable 40% feeling Iran will continue to threaten and block the Strait of Hormuz.)

This comes amid a collective uncertainty about Iran’s standing, more generally. Just over a third of the country think Iran is weaker overall now, and just as many think it is the same as it was before the conflict.

Importantly, for all the consternation around gas prices, they aren’t the only thing Americans are concerned about. Iran’s nuclear program is just as important to them.

That, in turn, is connected to what Americans perceive as a lack of change in Iran’s leadership. Half say it’s not acceptable to end the war with the current leaders in place. This group is relatively more likely to think Iran will threaten its neighbors.

And on net, given the uncertainty and perceptions of unmet goals, people tend to think the conflict created more problems than it solved.

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This CBS News/YouGov survey was conducted with a nationally representative sample of 2,519 U.S. adults interviewed between June 17-19, 2026. The sample was weighted to be representative of adults nationwide according to gender, age, race, and education, based on the U.S. Census American Community Survey and Current Population Survey, as well as 2024 presidential vote. The margin of error is ±2.4 points.

日媒：高市首亮相七国集团 建议纳入联合声明凸显日本存在感

2026年6月21日 22:17 / 联合早报

6月16日，在法国埃维昂举行的七国集团峰会期间，日本首相高市早苗（右起反时针方向）、意大利总理梅洛尼、加拿大总理卡尼、法国总统马克龙、美国总统特朗普、德国总理默茨、欧洲理事会主席科斯塔、阿联酋总统穆罕默德、卡塔尔埃米尔塔米姆、埃及总统塞西和欧盟委员会主席冯德莱恩出席了工作午餐。 （路透社）

日本首相高市早苗第一次亮相七国集团（G7）峰会，提出的两项提议——能源采购支持框架亚洲能源计划（Power Asia）和建立重要矿产共同储备机制皆被列入联合声明。

高市在峰会后对此外交成果表示，正如半个世纪前七国集团成立之初一样，今天日本也能够以七国集团的名义就能源安全和加强供应链等当前全球面临的挑战，提出统一的解决方案。

日本新闻网NNN指出，针对稀土等重要矿产，高市提出了与各国建立联合储备计划，这是日本应对中国稀土限制的“王牌”。 它说，2012年，自日本将与中国有争议岛屿（钓鱼岛）国有化后，就一直受到中国重要矿产出口限制的困扰。中国在全球稀土等用于半导体及其他应用领域的关键矿产市场占据压倒性份额，出口限制目前也是G7成员国的“共同关切”。高市这次做足功课，在峰会上迅速获得了与会国的共鸣。

日本是参与G7的唯一亚洲国家。富士电视台新闻网FNN引述一匿名日本前外长的谈话赞道：“高市此次履行了亚洲的角色 ，凸显日本在G7的存在感。”

日经发表评论指，日本的影响力目前不及美中两大国，在二十国集团（G20）也常常被忽视，仅剩G7峰会可展现其存在感。但评论也批判，作为唯一的亚洲领导人，（高市）与中国无法搞好关系是不顾大局。

日本共同社星期日（6月21日）发布的最新民调显示，高市渐失民心，支持率跌至55.8%。除了未实现消费税归零的竞选承诺外，她的秘书被爆制作视频抹黑自民党总裁竞选对手，也引来民意反弹。

目前，日本舆论注意到网上疯传高市在G7峰会期间一些负面视频，极可能对她的外交形象造成影响。日本女性周刊指出，高市此前的外交受关注，是因为她有高超的沟通技巧，但这些短视频显示她被孤立。当其他国家领导人站着围成一圈交谈时，她独自一人坐在圆桌旁，百无聊赖地转动座椅。另一段视频则显示，她满脸微笑迎向特朗普，却被对方忽略。

不过，报道也指出，日本领导人在G7峰会被孤立，高市并非首例。去年，时任首相石破茂也有过同样经历，在无法融入各国元首圈子时，他只有独自一人坐在座位上。回国后，他的外交评价大打折扣，不久后就下台。

美国副总统万斯星期天（6月21日）在瑞士卢塞恩湖畔的比尔根山度假酒店出席美国、伊朗、巴基斯坦和卡塔尔四方会谈前发表讲话。 （路透社）

美国副总统万斯透露，美伊双方在瑞士举行的谈判过去几个小时取得“巨大进展”，但总统特朗普同日警告，若伊朗继续支持其在黎巴嫩的代理人行动，美国将再次发动打击。

万斯星期天（6月21日）在瑞士比尔根山说，美伊谈判“过去几个小时取得巨大进展”，预计“我们将在相关领域取得更多进展”，但谈判“不会解决所有分歧”。

万斯在谈判开始时说：“今天真正代表的是一个技术性谈判的开始——它不会解决所有分歧，但它首次让我们以团队形式坐在一起。”

万斯称，如果伊朗愿意放弃寻求核武器，美国愿意“从根本上”改变美伊双边关系。

特朗普同日在社交媒体上发文称，伊朗必须立即停止在黎巴嫩的“代理人”行动，否则美国将会再次对伊朗发起猛烈打击，“就像上周那样，而且会更猛烈”。

特朗普称美或收取中东地区20%的石油收益

此外，特朗普星期天接受美国福克斯新闻频道采访时说，如果美国和伊朗未能达成协议，美国将会成为霍尔木兹海峡的“守护者”，并收取中东地区20%的石油收益。

据报，特朗普星期六（20日）晚与伊朗方面通话，警告他们不要关闭霍尔木兹海峡。特朗普对伊朗官员说：“你们要是关闭它，你们就不会再拥有一个国家。”

特朗普称，“如果有必要，我们可能会接管霍尔木兹海峡……我们将对他们（伊朗）实施猛烈打击。如果他们达不成协议，我们就征收通行费。”

特朗普称，美伊谅解备忘录只是延长了停火，并非最终协议。如果伊朗在谈判桌上不作出严肃承诺，他会保留多种选择。

特朗普还就伊朗总统佩泽希齐扬不放弃铀浓缩权利言论回应说：“他最好注意自己的言辞。”

美国副总统万斯星期天（6月21日）在瑞士卢塞恩湖畔的比尔根山度假酒店出席美国、伊朗、巴基斯坦和卡塔尔四方会谈前发表讲话。 （路透社）

美国副总统万斯透露，美伊双方在瑞士举行的谈判过去几个小时取得“巨大进展”，但总统特朗普同日警告，若伊朗继续支持其在黎巴嫩的代理人行动，美国将再次发动打击。

万斯星期天（6月21日）在瑞士比尔根山说，美伊谈判“过去几个小时取得巨大进展”，预计“我们将在相关领域取得更多进展”，但谈判“不会解决所有分歧”。

万斯在谈判开始时说：“今天真正代表的是一个技术性谈判的开始——它不会解决所有分歧，但它首次让我们以团队形式坐在一起。”

万斯称，如果伊朗愿意放弃寻求核武器，美国愿意“从根本上”改变美伊双边关系。

特朗普同日在社交媒体上发文称，伊朗必须立即停止在黎巴嫩的“代理人”行动，否则美国将会再次对伊朗发起猛烈打击，“就像上周那样，而且会更猛烈”。

特朗普称美或收取中东地区20%的石油收益

此外，特朗普星期天接受美国福克斯新闻频道采访时说，如果美国和伊朗未能达成协议，美国将会成为霍尔木兹海峡的“守护者”，并收取中东地区20%的石油收益。

据报，特朗普星期六（20日）晚与伊朗方面通话，警告他们不要关闭霍尔木兹海峡。特朗普对伊朗官员说：“你们要是关闭它，你们就不会再拥有一个国家。”

特朗普称，“如果有必要，我们可能会接管霍尔木兹海峡……我们将对他们（伊朗）实施猛烈打击。如果他们达不成协议，我们就征收通行费。”

特朗普称，美伊谅解备忘录只是延长了停火，并非最终协议。如果伊朗在谈判桌上不作出严肃承诺，他会保留多种选择。

特朗普还就伊朗总统佩泽希齐扬不放弃铀浓缩权利言论回应说：“他最好注意自己的言辞。”

特朗普：斯塔默将辞去英国首相职务

2026-06-21T14:31:06.000Z / 联合早报

美国总统特朗普（左）与英国首相斯塔默（右）6月16日在法国依云举行的七国集团（G7）峰会期间，出席领导人合影仪式。 （法新社）

美国总统特朗普星期天称，陷入困境的英国首相斯塔默将辞职。

特朗普星期天（6月21日）在社媒平台Truth Social上发文称：“基尔·斯塔默将辞去英国首相职务。”

他还说：“他在两个非常重要的问题上严重失败——移民和能源（开放北海石油！）。我祝他一切顺利！”

特朗普：斯塔默将辞去英国首相职务

2026年6月21日 22:31 / 联合早报

特朗普：斯塔默将辞去英国首相职务

美国总统特朗普（左）与英国首相斯塔默（右）6月16日在法国依云举行的七国集团（G7）峰会期间，出席领导人合影仪式。 （法新社）

美国总统特朗普星期天称，陷入困境的英国首相斯塔默将辞职。

特朗普星期天（6月21日）在社媒平台Truth Social上发文称：“基尔·斯塔默将辞去英国首相职务。”

他还说：“他在两个非常重要的问题上严重失败——移民和能源（开放北海石油！）。我祝他一切顺利！”

美伊瑞士会谈设禁飞区 空管故障致苏黎世多航班延误

2026年6月21日 22:46 / 联合早报

为配合美伊瑞士和谈设立的临时限制飞行区触发空管系统技术故障，导致苏黎世机场数十个航班取消或延误。 （路透社）

瑞士为美伊和平谈判设置临时限制飞行区后，相关空域信息整合进空管雷达显示系统时出现技术故障，导致苏黎世机场星期天部分航班取消或延误。

瑞士空中导航服务公司Skyguide说，故障已排除，机场运行已恢复正常。

路透社报道，临时禁飞区设在布尔根山（Buergenstock）上空。布尔根山是美伊谈判举行地点，距苏黎世机场直线距离约50公里。Skyguide说，由于最新一轮会谈直到星期六（6月20日）才最终敲定，相关限制区也是在最后阶段才决定设立，并整合进雷达显示系统。

苏黎世机场发言人说，截至星期天（21日）中午，已有12个抵达航班和14个出发航班取消，至少60个出发航班延误。

Skyguide说，系统目前运行顺畅，安全始终获得保障。瑞士此前承诺为这场会谈提供“低调且可靠”的环境。

美国副总统万斯星期天按原定安排抵达布尔根山，参加与伊朗的和平谈判。不过，伊朗同日宣布重新封锁霍尔木兹海峡，使外交努力受到地区紧张局势影响。

美伊瑞士会谈设禁飞区 空管故障致苏黎世多航班延误

2026年6月21日 22:46 / 联合早报

为配合美伊瑞士和谈设立的临时限制飞行区触发空管系统技术故障，导致苏黎世机场数十个航班取消或延误。 （路透社）

瑞士为美伊和平谈判设置临时限制飞行区后，相关空域信息整合进空管雷达显示系统时出现技术故障，导致苏黎世机场星期天部分航班取消或延误。

瑞士空中导航服务公司Skyguide说，故障已排除，机场运行已恢复正常。

路透社报道，临时禁飞区设在布尔根山（Buergenstock）上空。布尔根山是美伊谈判举行地点，距苏黎世机场直线距离约50公里。Skyguide说，由于最新一轮会谈直到星期六（6月20日）才最终敲定，相关限制区也是在最后阶段才决定设立，并整合进雷达显示系统。

苏黎世机场发言人说，截至星期天（21日）中午，已有12个抵达航班和14个出发航班取消，至少60个出发航班延误。

Skyguide说，系统目前运行顺畅，安全始终获得保障。瑞士此前承诺为这场会谈提供“低调且可靠”的环境。

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美国副总统万斯星期天按原定安排抵达布尔根山，参加与伊朗的和平谈判。不过，伊朗同日宣布重新封锁霍尔木兹海峡，使外交努力受到地区紧张局势影响。

U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer under pressure to resign after special election

2026-06-21T09:56:00-0400 / CBS/AP

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is expected to decide soon whether he will step down from his position or face a leadership challenge from a political rival, Andy Burnham, who represents the country’s Labour Party.

Starmer has publicly vowed to stay in the post, but pressure is building as more and more Labour Party colleagues conclude his time is up. Expectation is growing that he will announce a timetable for his resignation as soon as Monday. That’s the day Burnham will be sworn in as a lawmaker in the House of Commons after winning a special election last week.

Business Secretary Peter Kyle said Sunday that Starmer is “making time to reflect on the political realities, challenges and opportunities that he finds himself in.”

“I know he is a prime minister who always puts his country first,” Kyle told CBS News partner BBC News, though he called reports that Starmer will resign are “speculation.”

Starmer is spending the weekend at Chequers, the country mansion used by British prime ministers, with his family. He gave no public hint about his decision, but shared a Father’s Day message on social media.

“Being a dad is my greatest joy. Today, I’m thinking about my dad, and the father I am to my children because of him,” he wrote on X.

If Starmer quits, he will be the sixth prime minister to leave office in the past 10 years, an extraordinary rate of churn for the United Kingdom.

Britain’s Prime Minister Keir Starmer speaks with local residents as he visits a housing development in north London, Friday, June 19, 2026. Peter Macdiarmid/Pool Photo via AP

Through internal elections, political parties in the U.K. can replace their leaders, including prime ministers, at any time. That can happen if enough members of a party lose confidence in a leader, even if no general election is held. U.K. law requires a general election to take place at least once every five years, but it also allows one to be called sooner than that by the government in power. If a prime minister is replaced, the reigning political party remains in charge of the government until a wider vote is held.

Although Starmer has not shared details about what he plans to do next, President Trump said the prime minister would be resigning in a Truth Social post on Sunday.

“Keir Starmer will resign as Prime Minister of The United Kingdom,” Mr. Trump wrote. “He failed badly on two very important subjects- IMMIGRATION AND ENERGY (OPEN NORTH SEA OIL!). I wish him well!”

Discontent with Starmer has been building for months, with Labour lawmakers desperate to reverse the government’s decline in popularity since Starmer led the center-left party to a landslide election victory in July 2024.

He has struggled to deliver promised economic growth, repair tattered public services and ease the cost of living, and has been hamstrung by repeated missteps, including his decision to appoint Peter Mandelson, a scandal-tarnished friend of Jeffrey Epstein, as the U.K. ambassador to the United States.

Labour is losing liberal voters to the growing Green Party and facing a rising Reform UK, the Nigel Farage-led anti-immigration party that consistently leads in nationwide opinion polls.

Burnham, until this week the popular mayor of Greater Manchester, decisively won the seat of Makerfield in northwestern England in a special election held Thursday. He took almost 55% of the 45,510 votes cast, over 9,000 more than the Reform UK runner-up.

Now that he is a lawmaker, he’s in a position to challenge Starmer for leadership of the Labour Party. Burnham’s acceptance speech left no doubt that he wants to lead both the party and the country.

“Everyone knows that politics isn’t working,” he said. “Everyone can feel that the country isn’t where it should be. Tonight could, just could, be the turning point.”

It’s unclear whether Burnham would face a coronation or a challenge if Starmer steps aside. Wes Streeting, who resigned as health secretary last month to protest Starmer’s leadership, has said he will run in a contest if there is one.

Starmer congratulated Burnham on Friday, but insisted he would fight any attempt to oust him.

“I will run, I will stand,” if there is a Labour leadership contest, Starmer said. “I’ve said repeatedly I’m not going to walk away from that.”

But Charlie Falconer, a senior Labour member of the House of Lords, said Saturday that Starmer has “absolutely no authority” left.

“There should be an agreed transition process in which Andy and Keir cooperate as to when the handover should take place,” he told the BBC.

and Tucker Reals contributed to this report.