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  • 特朗普称哈马斯已同意加沙和平协议下一阶段,包括解除武装,由“和平委员会”谈判达成


    2026-07-30T21:25:00-0400 / 哥伦比亚广播公司新闻

    作者:艾玛·尼科尔森
    2026年7月30日 / 美国东部时间晚上9:25 / 哥伦比亚广播公司新闻

    特朗普总统周四晚间表示,哈马斯与他所推动的国际“和平委员会”已就和平协议的后续步骤达成一致,其中包括哈马斯在加沙地带解除武装。

    在Truth Social的发帖中,这位总统将其称为“历史性协议,将彻底解除哈马斯及加沙所有其他武装团体的武装”,并称之为“朝着实现持久和平与安全迈出的里程碑式一步”。

    解除武装的确切时间表尚不明确。

    美国及和平委员会官员周四对记者表示,哈马斯通过调解方传达了对该计划最终文本的同意,其中包括缴械。

    一名哈马斯高级官员告诉哥伦比亚广播公司新闻的合作媒体英国广播公司新闻,哈马斯已同意加沙解除武装计划。以色列尚未就特朗普的声明公开置评。

    特朗普周四表示,根据该计划,以色列军队将在“解除武装进程推进期间”从加沙部分地区撤出,同时由国际稳定部队和一支新的巴勒斯坦警察部队负责安全事务。

    “这项协议是加沙最终由一个新的巴勒斯坦政府治理的关键一步,该政府将与和平委员会密切合作,帮助巴勒斯坦人民,”这位总统写道。“与此同时,以色列将获得其应得的安全保障,加沙将不再被用作发动恐怖袭击的基地。”

    此次谈判源于特朗普去年秋天提出的旨在结束以色列与哈马斯之间战争的20点和平提案。这场冲突始于2023年10月7日哈马斯对以色列南部发动的恐怖袭击,造成约1200人死亡,约250人被劫持为人质。以色列随后在加沙地带展开了密集的空中和地面行动,据哈马斯控制的加沙卫生部称,该地带已有超过7.3万人死亡。

    特朗普的和平框架呼吁释放人质、暂停战斗、加大加沙的援助分发力度,并最终在哈马斯解除武装的情况下以色列从该领土撤军。该框架设想组建一支国际稳定部队临时负责安全事务,并成立一个由巴勒斯坦人组成的“技术官僚”委员会来治理该地区。

    ![2026年7月29日,在加沙地带加沙城被摧毁的穆卡瓦西塔楼遗址附近,流离失所的巴勒斯坦人住在临时帐篷中。艾哈迈德·吉哈德·易卜拉欣·阿拉里尼/安纳多卢通讯社/盖蒂图片社】

    在去年秋天的谈判中,谈判代表将该框架分为两个阶段。第一阶段——涵盖释放人质和停火——已于10月付诸实施。但诸如哈马斯武器缴械和以色列军队重新部署等问题被留到了后续阶段。自那以来,以色列的一些空袭和激进分子的袭击仍在继续。

    美国及和平委员会官员在周四的电话通报中对记者表示,新达成的路线图实际上将这份20点计划转化为一个框架,将在未来几周内进行细化。他们承认,协议达成的时间比预期要长,但表示鉴于该问题的复杂性,他们希望谨慎推进。

    官员们表示,未来一两个月可能会在执行方面取得进展。他们表示,该提案的前提是以色列和哈马斯之间互不信任。双方都不指望对方会信守承诺,因此路线图的每个条款都附有条件。

    官员们称,根据该计划,一个名为“加沙管理全国委员会”的过渡当局将垄断加沙地带的武器,哈马斯需要放弃所有治理参与权。

    “加沙管理全国委员会”是在和平委员会的支持下成立的。和平委员会是特朗普支持的组织,今年早些时候在以色列和其他几个中东国家的支持下正式注册成立。

    警用武器预计将是首批上缴的武器。一个新的警察部门将接管这些武器,招募新警员并对现有警员进行背景审查。

    随后,一旦确认各方正在履行承诺,将对重型武器、武器库和隧道进行缴械程序。个人武器将按照巴勒斯坦法律处理。

    官员们表示,该计划还要求以色列按照有待最终敲定的时间表分阶段从该领土撤军。

    本月早些时候,一名哈马斯官员公开宣布,该组织正在解散其政府,以便“加沙管理全国委员会”能够接管政权。

    以色列国防部长吉迪恩·萨尔称这一举措是“诡计”,他在社交媒体上写道,哈马斯必须解除武装。

    “只要哈马斯仍持有武器,任何平民政府当然都会按照哈马斯的指示行事,”他写道。“这将允许哈马斯继续压迫加沙的巴勒斯坦人民,同时继续其针对以色列的圣战战争。”

    Trump says Hamas agreed to next phase of Gaza peace deal, including disarmament, negotiated by “Board of Peace”

    2026-07-30T21:25:00-0400 / CBS News

    By Emma Nicholson,

    July 30, 2026 / 9:25 PM EDT / CBS News

    President Trump said Thursday evening Hamas and his international “Board of Peace” have agreed on the next steps in a peace deal that includes Hamas’ disarmament in the Gaza Strip.

    In a Truth Social post, the president called it a “HISTORIC agreement for the COMPLETE DISARMAMENT of Hamas and all other armed groups in Gaza,” and a “monumental step toward lasting PEACE and SECURITY.”

    The exact timetable for disarmament isn’t clear.

    Hamas communicated through mediators that it agreed to the final text of the plan, including decommissioning their weapons, U.S. and Board of Peace officials told reporters Thursday.

    Hamas has agreed to the plan for Gaza’s disarmament, a senior Hamas official told CBS News’ partner network BBC News. Israel has not yet publicly commented on Mr. Trump’s announcement.

    Under the plan, Israeli forces would withdraw from parts of Gaza as “disarmament is completed,” Mr. Trump said Thursday, with an International Stabilization Force and a new Palestinian police force responsible for security.

    “This agreement is a critical step towards Gaza finally being governed by a new Palestinian government that will work closely with the Board of Peace to help the Palestinian people,” the president wrote. “At the same time, Israel will have the security it deserves, with Gaza no longer used as a base for terror attacks.”

    The negotiations stem from a 20-point peace proposal that Mr. Trump offered last fall to end the war between Israel and Hamas. The conflict broke out with Hamas’ terrorist attack on southern Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, which killed about 1,200 people and took roughly 250 hostages. Israel responded with an intense aerial and ground campaign in the Gaza Strip, where more than 73,000 people have been killed, the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry says.

    Mr. Trump’s framework called for the release of hostages, a pause in fighting, a ramp-up of aid distribution in Gaza and, eventually, an Israeli withdrawal from the territory as Hamas disarms. It envisioned an International Stabilization Force that would temporarily oversee security, and a “technocratic” committee made up of Palestinians to govern the territory.

    Displaced Palestinians live in makeshift tents near the site of the destroyed Al-Muqawwasi Towers in Gaza City, Gaza Strip, on July 29, 2026. Ahmed Jihad Ibrahim Al-arini/Anadolu via Getty Images

    During talks last fall, negotiators broke that framework into two phases. The initial phase — covering the release of hostages and a ceasefire — was implemented in October. But issues like the decommissioning of Hamas’ arms and the redeployment of Israel’s military were left for later. Some Israeli strikes and militant attacks have continued since then.

    The newly agreed-upon roadmap essentially turns the 20-point plan into a framework that will be refined over the next few weeks, U.S. and Board of Peace officials told reporters in a call Thursday. They acknowledged that the agreement took longer than they had hoped, but they said they wanted to be deliberate given the issue’s complexity.

    Officials said there could be progress on implementation in the next month or two. They said the proposal is built on an assumption of no trust between Israel and Hamas. Neither side expects the other to stick to its commitments, so every aspect of the roadmap is conditional.

    Under the plan, a transitional authority called the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza would have a monopoly on weapons in the Gaza Strip, and Hamas would need to relinquish any involvement in governance, the officials said.

    The National Committee for the Administration of Gaza was established under the auspices of the Board of Peace, a Trump-backed group that was formally chartered earlier this year with the backing of Israel and several other Middle Eastern states.

    Police weapons are expected to be the first arms to be relinquished. A new police authority would take control of those weapons, recruit new officers and vet current ones.

    Then, there would be a decommissioning process for heavy weapons, depots and tunnels once it is confirmed that the parties are upholding their commitments. Personal weapons would be dealt with under Palestinian legislation.

    The plan also calls for Israel to withdraw from the territory in phases, under a timetable that needs to be finalized, the officials said.

    Earlier this month, a Hamas official publicly announced that the group was dissolving its government so the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza could take over.

    Israeli Defense Minister Gideon Sa’ar called the move a “trick,” writing on social media that Hamas must disarm.

    “As long as Hamas retains its weapons, any civilian government will of course operate as Hamas dictates,” he wrote. “This would allow Hamas to continue oppressing the Palestinian people in Gaza, while pursuing its jihadist war against Israel.”

  • 人工智能热潮如何推高美国人的生活费?


    2026年7月31日 10:10 / 联合早报

    AI摘要

    AI热潮推高美国生活成本,涵盖电费、电子产品、软件订阅及住房建筑等领域。
    数据中心激增致电力需求飙升,批发电价上涨并转嫁至家庭用户,2025年住宅电价涨幅达往年两倍。
    记忆体晶片产能转向AI需求,导致消费电子供应趋紧,苹果、索尼、微软等纷纷上调产品售价。
    微软Office 365加入AI功能后个人订阅费涨43%,为十年来首次大幅调价。
    数据中心建设推高铜材与人工成本,加剧房价压力,经济学家警告AI对通胀影响尚处初期阶段。

    本摘要由AI辅助生成,仅供参考


    image美国数据中心开发商Related Digital为甲骨文和OpenAI兴建的“谷仓”数据中心,星期四(7月30日)在密歇根州萨林镇施工。 (彭博社)


    人工智能(AI)热潮不仅可能冲击就业和扩大贫富差距,也正推高美国人的日常生活费,从电费、电脑和游戏机,到软件订阅及住房建筑成本,都开始显现涨价压力。

    美国有线电视新闻网(CNN)报道,企业今年预计投入约7500亿美元(约9600亿新元)发展AI,数据中心和相关设备需求激增,已成为美国通货膨胀的新推力。

    穆迪分析首席经济师赞迪估计,AI目前为整体通胀率贡献约0.2个百分点,意味着美国家庭购买与一年前相同的商品和服务,须额外花费逾375美元。

    现阶段,AI对物价的影响仍集中在少数领域,但经济师警告,这些压力短期内难以消退,并可能扩散至更多商品和服务。美国联邦储备局官员也开始密切关注相关趋势。

    影响最明显的领域之一是电力。AI数据中心耗电量庞大,而电网扩建和新增发电设施的速度远远跟不上需求增长。

    延伸阅读

    国际特稿:AI算力耗电力 数据中心跑遍世界找插座 你可能已经在为AI买单:四项意想不到的涨价

    美国最大电网运营商PJM Interconnection指出,数据中心建设和扩建的速度,可能比配套发电设施快两到三倍。同时,燃煤电厂陆续退役、电气化需求上升,再加上极端天气增多和基础设施老化,电力供需缺口正在扩大。

    巴克莱美国经济师斯里拉姆说,数据中心愿意为电力支付高价,不仅挤压居民可用电量,也推高批发电价,最终转嫁给普通家庭。


    image一名示威者星期四(7月30日)在密歇根州萨林举行的抗议活动中,手举“水就是生命”标语,反对为甲骨文和OpenAI兴建的“谷仓”数据中心。密歇根州将于8月4日举行中期选举初选。(彭博社)


    美国劳工统计局数据显示,2025年住宅电价涨幅约为往年平均水平的两倍。今年首五个月,电价上涨速度进一步加快。尽管6月份电价环比下降1%,仍比一年前高出4%,涨幅超过整体通胀率。

    数据中心扩张也推高记忆体晶片需求。晶片制造商为追逐更高利润,把更多产能转向数据中心所需的高带宽和高速记忆体,导致手机、电脑和平板电脑使用的普通记忆体供应趋紧。

    截至今年6月,美国半导体及其他电子元件制造业的批发价格同比上涨26%;一年前,同类产品价格还在下跌0.8%。

    成本压力已经逐渐转嫁给消费者。

    苹果近期把部分畅销产品价格上调约两成,并称AI数据中心带动存储和记忆体设备需求“异常激增”。索尼今年也调高了PlayStation售价,微软则把Xbox游戏机价格上调约25%。

    过去,电脑和相关硬件通常会随着技术进步不断降价,但美国消费者价格指数显示,这类产品在2026年上半年反而出现涨价。

    软件价格同样受到影响。微软今年2月在个人版Office 365加入AI工具Copilot后,把个人订阅费调高43%,家庭配套则上涨30%。这是相关服务约10年来首次大幅涨价。

    数据中心建设还大量消耗铜、电线等建筑材料,并争夺建筑工人。美国部分地区的建筑业工资涨幅已明显高于整体工资水平,可能进一步推高住宅建设成本。

    麦格理集团全球外汇与利率策略师维兹曼说,美国住房负担能力本已备受关注,若数据中心持续推高建筑工资和材料价格,房价压力也可能随之加剧。

    安永帕特侬首席经济师达科认为,目前AI相关成本反映到消费价格上,还只是初期阶段。随着生产、进口和投资成本继续上升,AI对美国通胀的影响恐怕还会进一步显现。

    人工智能热潮如何推高美国人的生活费?

    2026年7月31日 10:10 / 联合早报

    AI摘要

    AI热潮推高美国生活成本,涵盖电费、电子产品、软件订阅及住房建筑等领域。
    数据中心激增致电力需求飙升,批发电价上涨并转嫁至家庭用户,2025年住宅电价涨幅达往年两倍。
    记忆体晶片产能转向AI需求,导致消费电子供应趋紧,苹果、索尼、微软等纷纷上调产品售价。
    微软Office 365加入AI功能后个人订阅费涨43%,为十年来首次大幅调价。
    数据中心建设推高铜材与人工成本,加剧房价压力,经济学家警告AI对通胀影响尚处初期阶段。

    本摘要由AI辅助生成,仅供参考

    美国数据中心开发商Related Digital为甲骨文和OpenAI兴建的“谷仓”数据中心,星期四(7月30日)在密歇根州萨林镇施工。 (彭博社)

    人工智能(AI)热潮不仅可能冲击就业和扩大贫富差距,也正推高美国人的日常生活费,从电费、电脑和游戏机,到软件订阅及住房建筑成本,都开始显现涨价压力。

    美国有线电视新闻网(CNN)报道,企业今年预计投入约7500亿美元(约9600亿新元)发展AI,数据中心和相关设备需求激增,已成为美国通货膨胀的新推力。

    穆迪分析首席经济师赞迪估计,AI目前为整体通胀率贡献约0.2个百分点,意味着美国家庭购买与一年前相同的商品和服务,须额外花费逾375美元。

    现阶段,AI对物价的影响仍集中在少数领域,但经济师警告,这些压力短期内难以消退,并可能扩散至更多商品和服务。美国联邦储备局官员也开始密切关注相关趋势。

    影响最明显的领域之一是电力。AI数据中心耗电量庞大,而电网扩建和新增发电设施的速度远远跟不上需求增长。

    延伸阅读

    国际特稿:AI算力耗电力 数据中心跑遍世界找插座 你可能已经在为AI买单:四项意想不到的涨价

    美国最大电网运营商PJM Interconnection指出,数据中心建设和扩建的速度,可能比配套发电设施快两到三倍。同时,燃煤电厂陆续退役、电气化需求上升,再加上极端天气增多和基础设施老化,电力供需缺口正在扩大。

    巴克莱美国经济师斯里拉姆说,数据中心愿意为电力支付高价,不仅挤压居民可用电量,也推高批发电价,最终转嫁给普通家庭。

    一名示威者星期四(7月30日)在密歇根州萨林举行的抗议活动中,手举“水就是生命”标语,反对为甲骨文和OpenAI兴建的“谷仓”数据中心。密歇根州将于8月4日举行中期选举初选。(彭博社)

    美国劳工统计局数据显示,2025年住宅电价涨幅约为往年平均水平的两倍。今年首五个月,电价上涨速度进一步加快。尽管6月份电价环比下降1%,仍比一年前高出4%,涨幅超过整体通胀率。

    数据中心扩张也推高记忆体晶片需求。晶片制造商为追逐更高利润,把更多产能转向数据中心所需的高带宽和高速记忆体,导致手机、电脑和平板电脑使用的普通记忆体供应趋紧。

    截至今年6月,美国半导体及其他电子元件制造业的批发价格同比上涨26%;一年前,同类产品价格还在下跌0.8%。

    成本压力已经逐渐转嫁给消费者。

    苹果近期把部分畅销产品价格上调约两成,并称AI数据中心带动存储和记忆体设备需求“异常激增”。索尼今年也调高了PlayStation售价,微软则把Xbox游戏机价格上调约25%。

    过去,电脑和相关硬件通常会随着技术进步不断降价,但美国消费者价格指数显示,这类产品在2026年上半年反而出现涨价。

    软件价格同样受到影响。微软今年2月在个人版Office 365加入AI工具Copilot后,把个人订阅费调高43%,家庭配套则上涨30%。这是相关服务约10年来首次大幅涨价。

    数据中心建设还大量消耗铜、电线等建筑材料,并争夺建筑工人。美国部分地区的建筑业工资涨幅已明显高于整体工资水平,可能进一步推高住宅建设成本。

    麦格理集团全球外汇与利率策略师维兹曼说,美国住房负担能力本已备受关注,若数据中心持续推高建筑工资和材料价格,房价压力也可能随之加剧。

    安永帕特侬首席经济师达科认为,目前AI相关成本反映到消费价格上,还只是初期阶段。随着生产、进口和投资成本继续上升,AI对美国通胀的影响恐怕还会进一步显现。

  • 五角大楼考虑取消军事院校文职终身教职并全面审查所有课程,草案备忘录显示


    2026-07-30T21:47:19-0400 / https://www.cbsnews.com/news/dod-pentagon-memo-tenure-military-academies/

    华盛顿讯——据哥伦比亚广播公司(CBS News)获得的一份未公开草案备忘录显示,美国国防部正考虑对军事高等教育进行最彻底的改革,拟废除军事院校和高级战争学院的文职终身教职,并全面 overhaul 课程设置,这些院校负责培养未来美军军官。

    这份题为“重新聚焦军事院校与高级战争学院,聚焦作战人员教育”的备忘录,将指示西点军校等院校取消向文职教员授予终身教职。同时,它还将启动对所有军事院校和战争学院课程的全面审查。

    该备忘录尚未获得五角大楼高层官员批准,目前尚不清楚其最终定稿和发布时间,以及具体实施方式。

    该政策将适用于西点军校、安纳波利斯海军学院、科罗拉多州空军学院,以及罗德岛州海军战争学院和宾夕法尼亚州陆军战争学院等院校。这些院校目前共有超过1万名学员在读。

    备忘录中写道:“终身教职是为保护大学内学术自由而设立的制度。但在实际操作中,它往往导致僵化、自满和缺乏灵活性。它会使课程偏离培养作战人员的使命,转而迎合终身教职教员的研究偏好。”

    除了文职教员的聘用制度,这份草案提案还直接涉及课堂教学。它指示国防部官员对军事院校和高级战争学院开设的每一门课程进行全面的“逐行逐句”审查,对照单一标准进行评估:是否直接推进“战术、作战或战略作战”能力培养。

    被认定为非必要或“受意识形态驱动”的课程将被取消。目前尚不清楚五角大楼将采用何种标准判定哪些教学内容属于非必要,以及如何认定课程受意识形态驱动。

    哥伦比亚广播公司就此事联系五角大楼置评时,对方拒绝回应。

    据不愿具名的美军官员向CBS新闻透露,这项政策提案由负责人力与预备役事务的国防部助理部长蒂姆·迪尔(Tim Dill)推动。迪尔曾是美国陆军绿色贝雷帽部队军官,此前担任得克萨斯州共和党参议员特德·克鲁兹的国家安全顾问。

    这些美军官员告诉CBS新闻,该备忘录仍需获得国防部负责人事与战备的副部长安东尼·塔塔(Anthony Tata)的批准,他是西点军校毕业生。国防部长皮特·赫格斯塞特(Pete Hegseth)——前福克斯新闻主持人、国民警卫队老兵——也需要签署同意。

    尽管备忘录宣称“立即生效”取消终身教职授予制度,但同时给予塔塔60天时间,发布取消文职终身教职的实施指南,并启动课程审查工作。

    这项提案将是赫格斯塞特重塑军事教育运动的最新举措。自上任以来,国防部已指示军事院校取消多样性、公平性与包容性(DEI)相关教学,撤销教员任命,并审查馆藏图书中涉及种族与性别议题的书籍。

    五角大楼还切断了与哈佛大学、普林斯顿大学、哥伦比亚大学和耶鲁大学等民用高校的部分研究生教育合作项目,赫格斯塞特称这些高校是“反美怨恨的工厂”。

    去年,赫格斯塞特在弗吉尼亚州匡蒂科召集将军和海军上将时曾表示,五角大楼将审查“每个军种、每个单位、每个院校和每种形式的职业军事教育”的标准。他在演讲后发布的一份备忘录指示对军事教育和训练标准进行为期60天的审查。五角大楼尚未公开公布该审查的任何结果。

    不过,与此前的举措不同,这项新提案不仅涉及课程设置,还深入到军事高等教育的聘用结构本身。

    陆军西点军校的大多数教员都是现役军官,文职人员仅占少数。1992年,美国国会通过一项联邦法律,指示军事院校和高级战争学院扩充文职学术人员队伍。

    军事院校文职人员的终身教职制度已实施数十年,院校负责人此前多次在国会听证会上为其辩护,称这是吸引高素质学者的必要举措,否则这些学者可能会选择在民用高校就职。

    在去年的参议院军事委员会听证会上,西点军校负责人史蒂文·吉兰德中将(Lt. Gen. Steven Gilland)告诉议员们,终身教职为文职教授提供了在其学术领域内发展的机会,同时有助于西点军校招聘和留住优秀教员。

    时任美国海军学院负责人的海军中将伊维特·戴维兹(Vice Adm. Yvette Davids)同样将终身教职描述为“绝佳的招聘工具”,能够吸引“最优秀和最聪明的人才”,并鼓励他们留在海军学院。

    当佛罗里达州共和党参议员里克·斯科特(Rick Scott)和阿拉巴马州参议员汤米·塔伯维尔(Tommy Tuberville)问及是否可以解雇拥有终身教职的文职教授时,吉兰德给予了肯定答复。

    “有一套程序,”他解释说,西点军校有权解聘拥有终身教职的教员。

    戴维兹同样作证称,海军学院遵循既定的人力资源程序。空军学院负责人托尼·D·鲍恩费因德中将(Lt. Gen. Tony D. Bauernfeind)告诉参议员们,如果文职和军事人员未能达到机构标准,都可能被解聘。

    西点军校2005年的教员手册规定,文职教员可因行为不端、财政紧急或项目重大修改而被终止聘用,且院校仅可因正当理由拒绝续聘。

    几十年来,军事院校一直在努力平衡其作为军事机构和认证大学的双重角色。院校负责人多次向国会表示,严谨的学术研究、文职教员的专业知识以及接触复杂问题的机会,有助于军官为现代战争的不确定性做好准备。

    但新的备忘录若获通过,似乎将摒弃这种平衡,因为它主张军事教育的每个方面都应遵循单一标准进行评判:是否直接有助于“战术、作战和战略作战领导力”培养。

    据《华盛顿邮报》报道,就在这份草案提案出台前不久,西点军校放弃就一项联邦法官的命令提起上诉,该命令暂时暂停执行一项要求文职教员在进行多种形式公开演讲前需提前获批的政策,包括发表评论文章和接受采访。

    西点军校任职时间最长的法学教授蒂姆·巴肯(Tim Bakken)于去年9月在曼哈顿联邦法院对该校提起诉讼。

    美国地区法官凯西·塞贝尔(Cathy Seibel)发布初步禁令,禁止西点军校在诉讼程序进行期间对文职教员执行该政策。该命令还禁止西点军校限制巴肯与学生分享个人观点。

    “美国军事院校的使命是通过实力赢得战争,同样重要的是,通过实力防止战争爆发,”巴肯在一份声明中对CBS新闻表示,“实现这一目标的最佳途径之一,就是确保能够自由分析和讨论任何问题,以便这些日后将成为将军和海军上将的学员,能够在影响我们国家的重大事务中做出最佳决策。”

    Pentagon weighs eliminating civilian tenure at military academies and reviewing all curriculum, draft memo says

    2026-07-30T21:47:19-0400 / https://www.cbsnews.com/news/dod-pentagon-memo-tenure-military-academies/

    Washington— The Defense Department is considering its most sweeping remake of military higher education, according to an unreleased draft memorandum obtained by CBS News that would abolish civilian tenure and overhaul course offerings at the military service academies and senior war colleges that educate future military officers.

    The memorandum, labeled “Refocusing the Military Service Academies and Senior Service College on Warfighter Education,” would direct institutions like the U.S. Military Academy at West Point to eliminate the granting of tenure to civilian faculty. It would also launch a comprehensive review of the curriculum taught at all service academies and war colleges.

    The memorandum has not yet been approved by top Pentagon officials, and it’s unclear when it could be finalized and distributed or how it would be implemented.

    It would apply to West Point, the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis and the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado, along with institutions like the Naval War College in Rhode Island and the Army War College in Pennsylvania. More than 10,000 people are enrolled in those institutions.

    “Tenure is a construct designed to protect academic freedom within universities. In practice, it more often leads to stagnation, complacency, and inflexibility,” the memorandum states. “It contributes to curriculum that drifts from the mission of educating our warfighters to the research priorities of the tenured academics.”

    Beyond civilian faculty employment, the draft proposal reaches into the classroom itself. It directs Defense Department officials to conduct a comprehensive, “line-by-line” review of every course taught at the military academies and senior service colleges, measuring each against a single standard: whether it directly advances “tactical operational or strategic warfighting.”

    Courses determined to be non-essential or “ideologically driven” would be slated for elimination. It’s not clear what criteria the Pentagon will use to determine what academic instructions are non-essential or how a course is driven by ideology.

    The Pentagon declined to comment when contacted by CBS News for this story.

    U.S. military officials who spoke to CBS News on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly said the policy proposal is being driven by Tim Dill, the assistant defense secretary for manpower and reserve affairs. A former Army Green Beret officer, Dill previously served as national security adviser to Republican Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas.

    The U.S. military officials told CBS News that the memorandum would still need to be approved by Anthony Tata, a West Point graduate and under secretary of defense for personnel and readiness. Sign-off is also needed from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, the former Fox News host and National Guard veteran.

    While the memo declares that the practice of granting tenure would be abolished “effective immediately,” it also gives Tata 60 days to issue implementation guidance for ending civilian tenure and initiate the curriculum review.

    The proposal would mark the latest step in Hegseth’s campaign to reshape military education. Since he took office, the Pentagon has directed service academies to eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion instruction, rescind faculty appointments and scrutinize library collections for books addressing race and gender.

    The Pentagon has also cut ties with some graduate education opportunities at civilian universities such as Harvard, Princeton, Columbia and Yale, which Hegseth claims are “factories of anti-American resentment.”

    When Hegseth convened generals and admirals in Quantico, Virginia, last year, he told them the Pentagon would be reviewing standards in “every service, every unit, every schoolhouse and every form of professional military education.” One of the memos issued after his speech directed a 60-day review of military education and training standards. The Pentagon has not released any results publicly from that review.

    Unlike those earlier initiatives, however, the new proposal reaches beyond curriculum and into the employment structure of military higher education itself.

    The majority of faculty at the Army’s West Point academy are active-duty officers, with civilians representing a minority of the staff members. In 1992, Congress enacted a federal law directing the service academies and senior war colleges to boost their civilian academic ranks.

    Tenure for civilian faculty members at the service academies has been in place for decades and has repeatedly been defended by academy leaders before Congress as essential to attracting highly qualified scholars who could otherwise pursue careers at civilian universities.

    During a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing last year, Lt. Gen. Steven Gilland, West Point’s superintendent, told lawmakers that tenure provided civilian professors opportunities to develop within their academic disciplines while helping West Point to recruit and retain talented faculty.

    Vice Adm. Yvette Davids, then superintendent of the U.S. Naval Academy, similarly described tenure as “a wonderful recruiting tool” that attracts “the best and the brightest” and encourages them to remain at the academy.

    When questioned by Republican Sen. Rick Scott of Florida and Sen. Tommy Tuberville of Alabama about whether tenured civilian professors could be dismissed, Gilland answered yes.

    “There is a process,” he said, explaining that West Point has the authority to remove tenured faculty members.

    Davids likewise testified that the Naval Academy follows established human resources procedures, while Air Force Academy Superintendent Lt. Gen. Tony D. Bauernfeind told senators that civilian and military personnel alike can be removed if they fail to meet institutional standards.

    A West Point faculty manual from 2005 states that civilian faculty can be terminated for misconduct, financial exigency or substantial modification of a program, and the academy can only decline to appoint them for adequate cause.

    For decades, the service academies have sought to balance their dual roles as military institutions and accredited universities. Academy leaders have repeatedly told Congress that rigorous scholarship, civilian faculty expertise and exposure to complex questions help prepare officers for the uncertainty of modern warfare.

    But the new memorandum, if adopted, seems to reject that balance as it argues that every aspect of military education should be judged by one standard: whether it directly contributes to “tactical, operational, and strategic combat leadership.”

    The draft proposal also comes after West Point declined to appeal a federal judge’s order temporarily suspending enforcement of a policy that required civilian faculty to seek advance approval before engaging in many forms of public speech, including publishing opinion essays and participating in interviews, according to The Washington Post.

    Tim Bakken, West Point’s longest-serving law professor, filed his lawsuit against the academy in Manhattan federal court last September.

    U.S. District Judge Cathy Seibel issued a preliminary injunction preventing West Point from enforcing the policy against civilian professors while the lawsuit proceeds. The order also prohibits the academy from restricting Bakken from sharing his personal viewpoints with students.

    “The mission of the US military academies is to win wars through strength and equally important, through strength, to prevent wars from beginning,” Bakken told CBS News in a statement. “One of the best ways to do this is to ensure there is freedom to analyze and discuss any issue so that these students who go on to become generals and admirals will be prepared to make the best possible decisions in critical matters that affect our nation.”

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    巴基斯坦西南部煤矿爆炸致32名矿工死亡

    2026年7月31日 10:19 / 联合早报

    巴基斯坦西南部俾路支省一座煤矿星期四(7月30日)发生爆炸,造成至少32名矿工死亡。事发后,矿工们和家属将罹难者的遗体抬走。 (法新社)

    巴基斯坦西南部俾路支省一处煤矿区星期四发生爆炸,造成至少32名矿工死亡。

    综合路透社和新华社报道,这起事故星期四(7月30日)发生在靠近俾路支省首府奎达(Quetta)的索兰吉(Sorange)矿区。

    巴基斯坦官员说,事故造成至少32名矿工死亡,另有10人仍被困井下。

    当地政府说,强烈的甲烷气体爆炸波及两座相邻矿井,并造成部分矿井坍塌。

    俾路支省矿业与矿产发展部长诺舍尔瓦尼说,救援人员正在极为困难的环境下展开搜救。

    当地矿业监察人员说,救援工作正在井下约1219米处进行。尽管救援人员仍希望找到生还者,但他坦言,生还机会已经十分渺茫。

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    巴基斯坦西南部煤矿爆炸致32名矿工死亡

    2026年7月31日 10:19 / 联合早报

    巴基斯坦西南部俾路支省一座煤矿星期四(7月30日)发生爆炸,造成至少32名矿工死亡。事发后,矿工们和家属将罹难者的遗体抬走。 (法新社)

    巴基斯坦西南部俾路支省一处煤矿区星期四发生爆炸,造成至少32名矿工死亡。

    综合路透社和新华社报道,这起事故星期四(7月30日)发生在靠近俾路支省首府奎达的索兰吉矿区。

    巴基斯坦官员说,事故造成至少32名矿工死亡,另有10人仍被困井下。

    当地政府说,强烈的甲烷气体爆炸波及两座相邻矿井,并造成部分矿井坍塌。

    俾路支省矿业与矿产发展部长诺舍尔瓦尼说,救援人员正在极为困难的环境下展开搜救。

    当地矿业监察人员说,救援工作正在井下约1219米处进行。尽管救援人员仍希望找到生还者,但他坦言,生还机会已经十分渺茫。

  • 曼达尼“这只是开始”的外卖小费整治声明引发众怒


    2026年7月30日 美国东部时间晚上8:00 / 福克斯新闻

    批评人士指出,曼达尼大肆宣扬的这项立法,早在他担任纽约市市长之前就已存在

    作者:安德鲁·马克·米勒、阿曼达·马西亚斯 福克斯新闻

    纽约市市长佐赫兰·曼达尼近日面临新一轮批评,他声称自己推动了外卖员小费收入增加1.04亿美元,但批评人士称,这项增长得益于他上任前就已通过的立法,而且此举可能只会加剧该市的生活成本问题。

    此番批评发生在曼达尼在周三的新闻发布会以及社交媒体帖子中宣称“我们已经将1.04亿美元送回了外卖员的口袋”之后,他援引的是优食(Uber Eats)和达美乐(DoorDash)应用程序将 tipping 环节更加突出的调整。

    “这只是开始,”曼达尼写道。

    这些调整源于纽约市议会在曼达尼就任市长前通过的一项城市法案。前市长埃里克·亚当斯既未签署也未否决该法案,使其在30天后自动生效。该规定于今年1月在曼达尼政府任期内正式实施,并由其负责执行和监管。

    曼达尼的“配给商店”杂货计划遭严厉经济批评,对手抨击其社会主义政策

    2026年2月17日,纽约市市长佐赫兰·曼达尼在纽约的一场新闻发布会上向记者发言。(美联社照片/赛斯·温尼格)

    在该法律生效前,纽约市消费者和工人保护局发现,优食和达美乐曾隐藏小费按钮,并将默认小费比例设定在10%以下,导致外卖员的小费收入下降了79%。该法律要求两家公司将小费环节更加突出,市政府官员表示,由此带来的调整预计已为外卖员新增了1.04亿美元的小费收入。

    曼达尼的办公室驳斥了“该市长在邀功”的批评,辩称尽管消费者和工人保护局在他上任前就推动了这项改革,但相关规定是在他的政府于1月26日开始实施的。

    “一项法律的价值全看其执行情况,”曼达尼的一位发言人告诉福克斯新闻数字频道。“我们一直刻意落实现有法律,以便将资金重新交到纽约工薪阶层的口袋里。”

    保守派人士和社交媒体上的政治评论员迅速抨击曼达尼,称其加剧了纽约市本已高企的商品和服务成本,还有人指责这位市长将自己任期前就已出台的立法成果据为己有。

    “这家伙是个了不起的说谎政客,”演员迈克尔·拉帕波特在X平台上发帖称。“他对此完全没有任何功劳。市议会去年8月就通过了这项法案,埃里克·亚当斯根本没签字。30天后法案自动生效,是在曼达尼上任后才开始实施的。他只是在抢功而已。”

    经济学家警告:曼达尼的租金冻结、加税是“双重财富毁灭重拳”

    在这张照片插图中,一名人员于2024年4月在旧金山展示作为送餐员使用达美乐接单送餐的过程。(艾米丽·杜拉/盖蒂图片社 为达美乐拍摄)

    “换句话说,你是想说,你通过将默认小费比例大幅提高,迫使优食和达美乐让纽约人为外卖支付更多费用?”保守派网红账号“左翼主义”在X平台上发帖称。

    “社会主义101课——让别人为商品买单,然后装作这是你的成就。”

    “即将到来——50美元的牛油果吐司,”《华盛顿自由灯塔报》记者乔恩·莱文在X平台上发帖称。

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    2026年7月27日,纽约市市长佐赫兰·曼达尼在纽约布鲁克林区的一个食品分发中心发言时展示香蕉。(斯宾塞·普拉特/盖蒂图片社)

    “所以你是在提高本国公民的物价?”《国家评论》撰稿人普拉迪普·尚克尔在X平台上发帖称。“恭喜啊。”

    “真正发生的情况是,”财经播客主持人约瑟夫·卡尔森在X平台上发帖称。“他们强制要求送餐司机每小时至少拿到22美元的最低工资。这笔工资是通过向优食或达美乐客户收取更高配送费来支付的。既然客户已经在支付这些更高的费用了,这些应用程序就将小费设为可选。然后纽约州要求他们在更高的配送费基础上再额外收取小费。

    “所以现在纽约(居民)既要支付高昂的基础配送费,又要额外支付小费。客户相当于为配送服务付了双份钱。所有这些成本都转嫁到了纽约居民身上。由于市场操纵,他们为商品和服务支付的费用远超市场正常水平。”

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    Mamdani’s ‘this is only the beginning’ announcement cracking down on food delivery tips sparks outrage

    July 30, 2026 8:00pm EDT / Fox News

    Critics pointed out the legislation Mamdani touted predated his term as NYC mayor

    By Andrew Mark Miller, Amanda Macias, Fox News

    New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is facing fresh criticism after taking credit for a reported $104 million increase in delivery worker tips that critics say was made possible by legislation enacted before he took office and will likely only exacerbate cost of living issues in the city.

    The criticism comes after Mamdani declared at a press conference Wednesday and in a social media post, “We’ve put $104 million back in delivery workers’ pockets,” citing changes to Uber Eats’ and DoorDash’s apps that made tipping more prominent.

    “This is only the beginning,” Mamdani wrote.

    Those changes stem from a city law approved by the New York City Council before Mamdani became mayor. Former Mayor Eric Adams neither signed nor vetoed the measure, allowing it to become law after 30 days. The rules took effect in January under the Mamdani administration, which implemented and enforced the requirements.

    MAMDANI’S ‘RATION SHOP’ GROCERY PLAN FACES BLISTERING ECONOMIC CRITIQUE AS OPPONENTS BLAST SOCIALIST POLICY

    New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani speaks to reporters during a news conference in New York on Feb. 17, 2026.(AP Photo/Seth Wenig)

    Before the law took effect, the New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection found that Uber Eats and DoorDash had hidden tip buttons and set default tips below 10%, contributing to a 79% decline in tips for delivery workers. The law required the companies to make tipping more prominent, and city officials say the resulting changes have since generated an estimated $104 million in additional tips.

    Mamdani’s office rejected the criticism that the mayor was taking credit for someone else’s work, arguing that while the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection pushed for the reforms before he took office, the rules were implemented under his administration beginning Jan. 26.

    “A law is only as good as its implementation,” a spokesperson for Mamdani told Fox News Digital. “We have been intentional about enforcing the laws on the books so that we are putting money back into the pockets of working New Yorkers.”

    Conservatives and political commentators on social media quickly blasted Mamdani for the already high costs of goods and services in New York City, and some accused the mayor of taking credit for legislation that was born before his term.

    “This guy is a fantastic lying politician,” actor Michael Rapaport posted on X. “He had literally nothing to do with this. City Council passed the bill last August and 419 Eric Adams never signed it. 30 days the bill became law. It went into effect when Mamdani was in office. He just taking the credit.”

    MAMDANI’S RENT FREEZE, TAX HIKES A ‘ONE-TWO WEALTH DESTRUCTION PUNCH,’ ECONOMISTS WARN

    In this photo illustration, a person demonstrates making a delivery with DoorDash as a Dasher in April 2024 in San Francisco.(Emily Dulla/Getty Images for DoorDash)

    “In other words you are trying to say that you forced Uber and Doordash to make it that New Yorkers pay more for their food deliveries by having the default tip amount be a lot higher,” conservative influencer account Leftism posted on X.

    “Socialism 101 — have others pay for things and make as if it’s your accomplishment.”

    “Coming soon —$50 avocado toast,” Washington Free Beacon reporter Jon Levine posted on X.

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    New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani holds up bananas as he speaks at a food distribution center July 27, 2026, in the Brooklyn borough of New York City.(Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

    “So you increased prices for your citizens?” National Review contributor Pradheep Shanker posted on X. “Congrats.”

    “What really happened,” finance podcaster Joseph Carlson posted on X. “They forced delivery drivers to be paid minimum wage of $22/hr. This wage is paid by higher fees passed on to DoorDash or Uber customer. Since the customer was already paying these higher fees, these apps made tipping optional. Then New York required them to also be tipped on top of the higher fees.

    “So now New York (residents) get to enjoy paying both a high base pay and a tip on top of it. The customer is double-paying for delivery. All of this cost is passed onto the New Yorker resident. They’re paying more than the market demands for a product and service because of market manipulation.”

    Andrew Mark Miller is a reporter at Fox News. Find him on Twitter @andymarkmiller and email tips to AndrewMark.Miller@Fox.com.

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    消息:巴西总统卢拉之子涉游说案遭调查

    2026年7月31日 10:59 / 联合早报

    现年80岁的卢拉(图)将于星期天(8月2日)正式获执政工人党提名,代表政党角逐10月总统选举。有消息指,巴西最高法院一名大法官已批准警方对卢拉之子展开调查。 (路透社)

    消息人士称,巴西最高法院一名大法官已批准警方对总统卢拉之子法比奥展开调查。

    法新社报道,不愿具名的消息人士称,大法官已批准了此次调查,但未提供进一步细节。

    有关卢拉之子法比奥(Fabio Luis Lula da Silva,绰号“小卢拉”)被调查的消息传出之际,距离卢拉正式获执政党提名竞选连任仅剩三天。

    据巴西《圣保罗页报》报道,警方将调查法比奥是否协助一名说客,与卫生部接洽医用大麻营销业务。涉案说客为一名商人,自去年9月起被羁押,并被指是一起针对退休人员及养老金领取者的大规模诈骗案的关键人物。

    这起去年4月曝光的丑闻,导致卢拉政府社会保障部长及国家社会保障局(INSS)局长下台。

    今年2月,国会调查委员会授权调查法比奥的银行账户,怀疑他曾以隐名合伙人身份参与由诈骗所得资金支持的商业项目。

    卢拉日前接受播客访问时强调,儿子不会获得任何特殊待遇。“如果我儿子被指控违法,他将与任何人的儿子一样接受调查。我绝不会要求警察或法官不要依法办事。”

    反对派总统候选人、前总统博索纳罗之子弗拉维奥·博索纳罗(Flávio Nantes Bolsonaro)星期四则借机批评,称若涉案的是博索纳罗家族成员,他们肯定全部入狱并被撤职。

    现年80岁的卢拉将于星期天(8月2日)正式获执政工人党提名,代表政党角逐10月总统选举,对手是前总统博索纳罗之子弗拉维奥。博索纳罗目前因政变未遂案入狱。

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    消息:巴西总统卢拉之子涉游说案遭调查

    2026年7月31日 10:59 / 联合早报

    现年80岁的卢拉(图)将于星期天(8月2日)正式获执政工人党提名,代表政党角逐10月总统选举。有消息指,巴西最高法院一名大法官已批准警方对卢拉之子展开调查。 (路透社)

    消息人士称,巴西最高法院一名大法官已批准警方对总统卢拉之子法比奥展开调查。

    法新社报道,不愿具名的消息人士称,大法官已批准了此次调查,但未提供进一步细节。

    有关卢拉之子法比奥(Fabio Luis Lula da Silva,绰号“小卢拉”)被调查的消息传出之际,距离卢拉正式获执政党提名竞选连任仅剩三天。

    据巴西《圣保罗页报》报道,警方将调查法比奥是否协助一名说客,与卫生部接洽医用大麻营销业务。涉案说客为一名商人,自去年9月起被羁押,并被指是一起针对退休人员及养老金领取者的大规模诈骗案的关键人物。

    这起去年4月曝光的丑闻,导致卢拉政府社会保障部长及国家社会保障局(INSS)局长下台。

    今年2月,国会调查委员会授权调查法比奥的银行账户,怀疑他曾以隐名合伙人身份参与由诈骗所得资金支持的商业项目。

    卢拉日前接受播客访问时强调,儿子不会获得任何特殊待遇。“如果我儿子被指控违法,他将与任何人的儿子一样接受调查。我绝不会要求警察或法官不要依法办事。”

    反对派总统候选人、前总统博索纳罗之子弗拉维奥·博索纳罗(Flávio Nantes Bolsonaro)星期四则借机批评,称若涉案的是博索纳罗家族成员,他们肯定全部入狱并被撤职。

    现年80岁的卢拉将于星期天(8月2日)正式获执政工人党提名,代表政党角逐10月总统选举,对手是前总统博索纳罗之子弗拉维奥。博索纳罗目前因政变未遂案入狱。

  • 美财长:期望中国全面履行稀土和美农产品方面承诺


    2026年7月31日 08:20 / 联合早报

    美国财政部长贝森特星期五(7月31日)在社交平台发文称,他与中国官员通话时强调,美方期望中国全面履行在稀土和美国农产品方面所作出的承诺。 (路透社档案照片)

    美国财政部长贝森特星期五(7月31日)在社交平台发文称,他与中国官员通话时强调,美方期望中国全面履行在稀土和美国农产品方面所作出的承诺。

    贝森特和美国贸易代表格里尔在新加坡时间星期四(30日)与中美经贸中方牵头人、中国国务院副总理何立峰举行视频通话。这是中美两国元首5月会晤后,上述三名中美官员之间的首次直接对话。

    贝森特在社交平台X(前称推特)写道,双方在中美两国元首9月会晤前举行通话。双方在通话中讨论了实施贸易和投资委员会事宜,以此作为确保在实现更平衡、公平和建设性的美中经济关系方面,取得具体进展的机制。

    格里尔也在X写道,关于对美国再工业化构成挑战的一系列新供应链措施,他在通话中表达对此事的关切。

    新华社则报道,双方围绕落实好中美两国元首北京会晤重要共识,就下一阶段中美双方保持经贸关系稳定、拓展务实合作、妥善解决彼此关切,进行了坦诚、深入、富有建设性的交流。

    延伸阅读

    何立峰与美财长及贸易代表通话 就美经贸限制表达严正关切

    报道称,中方就近期美对华经贸限制措施表达严正关切。双方同意在两国元首战略引领下,进一步发挥好中美经贸磋商机制作用,加强沟通、增信释疑、拓展合作,推动中美经贸关系稳定向好,助力构建中美建设性战略稳定关系。

    美财长:期望中国全面履行稀土和美农产品方面承诺

    2026年7月31日 08:20 / 联合早报

    美国财政部长贝森特星期五(7月31日)在社交平台发文称,他与中国官员通话时强调,美方期望中国全面履行在稀土和美国农产品方面所作出的承诺。 (路透社档案照片)

    美国财政部长贝森特星期五(7月31日)在社交平台发文称,他与中国官员通话时强调,美方期望中国全面履行在稀土和美国农产品方面所作出的承诺。

    贝森特和美国贸易代表格里尔在新加坡时间星期四(30日)与中美经贸中方牵头人、中国国务院副总理何立峰举行视频通话。这是中美两国元首5月会晤后,上述三名中美官员之间的首次直接对话。

    贝森特在社交平台X(前称推特)写道,双方在中美两国元首9月会晤前举行通话。双方在通话中讨论了实施贸易和投资委员会事宜,以此作为确保在实现更平衡、公平和建设性的美中经济关系方面,取得具体进展的机制。

    格里尔也在X写道,关于对美国再工业化构成挑战的一系列新供应链措施,他在通话中表达对此事的关切。

    新华社则报道,双方围绕落实好中美两国元首北京会晤重要共识,就下一阶段中美双方保持经贸关系稳定、拓展务实合作、妥善解决彼此关切,进行了坦诚、深入、富有建设性的交流。

    延伸阅读

    何立峰与美财长及贸易代表通话 就美经贸限制表达严正关切

    报道称,中方就近期美对华经贸限制措施表达严正关切。双方同意在两国元首战略引领下,进一步发挥好中美经贸磋商机制作用,加强沟通、增信释疑、拓展合作,推动中美经贸关系稳定向好,助力构建中美建设性战略稳定关系。

  • 乌克兰大使追踪基辅与华盛顿关系演变:称“整体态势”已发生转变


    2026-07-30T23:58:54-0400 / 哥伦比亚广播公司新闻(CBS News)

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    奥莉维亚·加齐斯负责哥伦比亚广播公司新闻的情报与国际安全领域报道。她曾两次获得艾美奖提名,曾陪同美国国务卿出访全球各地,并为哥伦比亚广播公司新闻的电视、广播、网络及流媒体平台提供情报、外交政策及其他安全议题的报道。

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    乌克兰大使奥尔加·斯特凡尼希娜指出,乌美两国关系有所改善,她周四对记者表示,两国“整体态势”已发生转变。

    就在过去六周内,乌克兰总统弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基已与特朗普总统进行了两次通话和三次会面,其中一次就在本周早些时候。斯特凡尼希娜在《基督教科学箴言报》早餐会上发表讲话时,将此归功于国务院和白宫近期的人事调整,称这些调整“推动了相关进程”。

    乌克兰目前就其军事局势提供“定期更新”,并已成功驳斥了她所称的此前关于俄罗斯正赢得这场已进入第五年的战争的错误叙事。

    “乌克兰本应成为特朗普总统的成功案例,”斯特凡尼希娜说道,她提到自2025年2月与特朗普总统和副总统JD·万斯在椭圆形办公室那次充满争议的会面以来,两国关系出现了戏剧性转机。她表示,基辅还开始构建论据,证明乌克兰是欧洲安全的贡献者。

    她说,乌克兰的立场已从寻求美国的军事、“政治和道义支持”,转变为为特朗普政府提供具体的“可交付成果”,包括在国防工业合作和爱国者导弹系统生产方面。当被问及史蒂夫·威特科夫或贾里德·库什纳访问基辅的可能性时,她证实本周的椭圆形办公室会议已提及此事,但拒绝透露具体日期。“可能是下周,也可能晚些时候,”她说道,同时表示两人都计划在访问乌克兰后前往莫斯科。

    她表示,乌克兰非常重视重振外交努力,以期在她所说的“最致命的冬季”来临前实现停火。

    在防空系统方面,斯特凡尼希娜提到了国防部长皮特·赫格瑟斯出席椭圆形办公室会议一事,并表示虽然在冬季前没有就额外防空系统达成“明确承诺”,但有关长期采购协议以及与已有合同的国家进行导弹互换的讨论正在进行中。

    在伊朗问题上,斯特凡尼希娜坚称乌克兰并未试图将中东冲突与本国战争联系起来。

    “没有任何政策路线或意图将这些进程相互关联,”她说道,并补充称,乌克兰近期在里海打击一艘伊朗船只的行动是“无意的”,且随后迅速开展了外交接触,因为基辅“不愿使局势升级”。

    斯特凡尼希娜还指出,本周一枚俄罗斯弹道导弹抵达波兰一事,证明了莫斯科的威胁不仅限于乌克兰。“我们尽了最大努力摧毁这枚导弹……但未能成功,”她说道。

    乌克兰对俄罗斯境内的远程打击已成为“改变游戏规则的举措”,她表示。

    “俄罗斯人在俄罗斯几个世纪以来从未见过导弹的地方看到了导弹,”她说道。“因此这对民众产生了重大影响,因为他们意识到,这场战争现在确实与他们息息相关。”

    斯特凡尼希娜对国会将通过林赛·格雷厄姆参议员本月去世前一直在推动的法案抱有希望,该法案将对购买俄罗斯石油的实体征收新关税并实施更多制裁。她预测,如果格雷厄姆的法案在未来两到三个月内签署成为法律,将对俄罗斯产生“毁灭性影响”,并打消其支持者的积极性。

    她表示,乌克兰在本国生产爱国者导弹拦截弹的计划正在推进中,目前预计时间范围为“12个月至5年”——不过乌克兰认为可以加快这一时间表。她说,雷神公司的团队已经访问了乌克兰,洛克希德·马丁公司正在寻求派遣技术人员的批准,且在泽连斯基与特朗普几周前在安卡拉会面后,白宫要求提供建立该产能的路线图。

    这位大使还对保守派活动人士劳拉·卢默近期访问乌克兰所引发的关注表示欢迎,称其“具有影响力”,并表示希望此举能促使更多保守派影响力人物访问乌克兰。她拒绝就大使馆是否参与组织此次旅行置评,也未透露此次访问的发起方式或资金来源。

    在一段轻松的时刻,她表示卢默在基辅麦当劳的停留“是我的建议”,并称泽连斯基在采访中玩得很“开心”。

    斯特凡尼希娜告诉记者,她是在国内政治压力和正在进行的资产申报调查中选择辞职的,但她补充称,泽连斯基并未要求她辞职,并希望她留任,因为爱国者导弹生产和军事支持的谈判正处于关键阶段。

    https://www.cbsnews.com/video/trump-and-ukraines-zelenskyy-find-common-ground-in-white-house-meeting/ 特朗普与泽连斯基在白宫会晤中就俄乌战争达成共识

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    Ukrainian ambassador tracks how Kyiv’s relationship with Washington has evolved, saying “overall dynamics” have shifted

    2026-07-30T23:58:54-0400 / CBS News

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    Ukrainian Ambassador Olga Stefanishyna took note of what she said was an improved relationship between Ukraine and the U.S., telling reporters Thursday that the “overall dynamics” have shifted.

    In just the past six weeks, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has had two phone calls and three meetings with President Trump, including one earlier this week. Stefanishyna, who spoke at a Christian Science Monitor breakfast, credited recent personnel shuffles at the State Department and White House, saying they have “helped the process.”

    Ukraine now provides “regular updates” about its military situation and has been able to combat what she characterized as a prior, erroneous narrative that Russia was winning the war, now in its fifth year.

    “Ukraine should be this success case for President Trump,” Stefanishyna said, noting the dramatic turnaround in relations since the contentious Oval Office meeting with Mr. Trump and Vice President JD Vance in February 2025. She said Kyiv has also begun building a case that Ukraine is a contributor to European security.

    It has shifted its approach from seeking military, “political and moral support” from the U.S. to producing concrete “deliverables” for the Trump administration, including on defense industrial cooperation and Patriot missile system production, she said. Asked about the possibility of visits to Kyiv by envoys Steve Witkoff or Jared Kushner, she confirmed it had been raised in this week’s Oval Office meeting, though she declined to provide a date. “It might happen next week, it might happen later,” she said, also indicating both planned to travel to Moscow after Ukraine.

    She said Ukraine was putting much stock in reinvigorating diplomacy in order to reach a ceasefire before, as she put it, “the deadliest winter.”

    On air defenses, Stefanishyna noted Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s presence at the Oval Office meeting and said while there had been no “firm commitments” for additional air defenses before winter, discussions are underway on long-term procurement deals and potential missile swaps with countries that already have contracts in place.

    On Iran, Stefanishyna insisted Ukraine is not trying to connect the Mideast conflict with its war.

    “There’s no policy line or any intention to make these processes interconnected,” she said, adding that a recent Ukrainian strike on an Iranian vessel in the Caspian Sea was “unintentional” and quickly followed by diplomatic outreach because Kyiv was “not willing to escalate the situation.”

    Stefanishyna also pointed to the Russian ballistic missile that reached Poland this week as evidence that the threat from Moscow extends beyond Ukraine. “We did our best to destroy this missile … but we were not successful,” she said.

    Ukraine’s long-range attacks into Russia have been a “game-changer,” she said.

    “Russians saw the missiles in places Russia [has] never seen any missiles, like for centuries,” she said. “So this has a major effect to the people because they understand that the war is something that now really relates to them.”

    Stefanishyna is hopeful that Congress will enact the bill Sen. Lindsey Graham was working on when he died this month, a measure that would impose new tariffs on those who buy oil from Russia and more sanctions. She predicted that if the Graham bill were signed into law within the next two to three months, it would have “a devastating effect” on Russia and disincentivize its enablers.

    Plans to produce Patriot interceptors in Ukraine are progressing, she said, with current estimates ranging from “12 months to five years” — though Ukraine believes it can accelerate that timeline. Raytheon teams have already visited Ukraine, Lockheed Martin is seeking approvals to send technical personnel, and the White House requested a roadmap for establishing the capability after Zelenskyy and Mr. Trump met in Ankara a few weeks ago, she said.

    The ambassador also embraced the attention generated by conservative activist Laura Loomer’s recent trip to Ukraine, calling it “impactful” and saying she hopes it prompts more conservative influencers to visit the country. She declined to comment on any involvement by the embassy in organizing the trip and did not offer any insight into how it came about or was financed.

    In a lighter moment, she said Loomer’s stop at McDonald’s in Kyiv “was my recommendation” and said Zelenskyy had “fun” during their interview.

    Stefanishyna told reporters she chose to step down amid domestic political pressures and an ongoing asset-declaration investigation, though she added that Zelenskyy did not ask her to resign and wanted her to remain because negotiations over Patriot production and military support are at a critical stage.

    https://www.cbsnews.com/video/trump-and-ukraines-zelenskyy-find-common-ground-in-white-house-meeting/ Trump and Zelenskyy find common ground on Russia-Ukraine war during White House meeting

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