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  • 移民海关执法局称：因飓风担忧，“短吻鳄恶魔岛”在押人员已转移


    2026-06-16T23:18:00-0400 / 哥伦比亚广播公司新闻（CBS News）

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    美国移民及海关执法局（ICE）一名发言人对哥伦比亚广播公司新闻表示，该局已将佛罗里达大沼泽地一座颇具争议的拘留中心的在押人员转移，该中心被称为“短吻鳄恶魔岛”，此次转移是出于飓风季的安全考量。

    “为了非法入境在押人员的安全，我们已将他们转移至其他拘留设施，”该发言人在一份声明中说道。

    哥伦比亚广播公司新闻迈阿密频道上月报道称，佛罗里达州雇佣运营“短吻鳄恶魔岛”的公司已收到该设施将被关停的通知，预计约1400名仍在押的人员将被转移。

    美国国土安全部部长马克韦恩·穆林随后对哥伦比亚广播公司新闻表示，该局近期并无关停该设施的计划。但他承认，该设施存在与天气相关的“安全隐患”。

    “我们已制定应对野火或飓风等自然灾害的预案，必要时可关停设施并转移人员，”穆林说道。

    “短吻鳄恶魔岛”坐落于大沼泽地中部一处废弃跑道上，于去年启用。当时特朗普政府希望快速扩充移民海关执法局的拘留容量，以加紧逮捕和驱逐行动。这座临时设施的在押人员被安置在大型空调帐篷内，帐篷内排列着上下铺床位，还有用铁丝网围成的牢房。

    本届政府将“短吻鳄恶魔岛”定位为关押被指控非法入境人员的低成本方案，并辩称该中心可作为各州设立其他移民拘留中心的范本。

    部分官员还暗示，“短吻鳄恶魔岛”严苛的设施条件和恶劣的周边环境，可对非法入境行为起到威慑作用。去年夏天到访该中心期间，特朗普总统表示：“如果他们越狱，我们会教他们如何躲开短吻鳄。”

    前国土安全部部长克里斯蒂·诺姆也曾发出警告称，未主动“自行离境”的非法入境人员“最终可能会被关在这里”。

    “短吻鳄恶魔岛”遭到了移民维权人士、环保组织以及当地原住民部落的强烈批评和法律抵制。批评者指责该中心存在不人道的关押条件，包括伙食恶劣、厕所无法使用以及无法接触律师。特朗普政府否认该拘留中心的条件不合格。

    Detainees moved out of “Alligator Alcatraz” over hurricane concerns, ICE says

    2026-06-16T23:18:00-0400 / CBS News

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    Camilo Montoya-Galvez Immigration Correspondent
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    Updated on: June 16, 2026 / 11:23 PM EDT / CBS News

    U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has moved detainees out of a controversial detention center in the Florida Everglades known as “Alligator Alcatraz,” an ICE spokesperson told CBS News, citing safety concerns around hurricane season.

    “For the safety of the illegal alien detainees, we transferred them to other facilities,” the spokesperson said in a statement.

    CBS News Miami reported last month that companies hired by the state of Florida to operate Alligator Alcatraz were notified that the facility was being shut down, with roughly 1,400 remaining detainees expected to be removed.

    Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin later told CBS News the agency didn’t have any near-term plans to close the facility. But he acknowledged it faces weather-related “vulnerabilities.”

    “We have plans in case of a natural emergency such as a wildfire or hurricane, to have to be able to bring it down and pull the individuals out,” Mullin said.

    Located on an unused airstrip in the middle of the Everglades, Alligator Alcatraz was opened last year, as the Trump administration sought to rapidly grow ICE’s detention capacity in order to surge arrests and deportations. Detainees at the makeshift facility were housed in large air conditioned tents, filled with rows of bunk beds and cells formed by chain-link fences.

    The administration has cast Alligator Alcatraz as a cost-effective way of housing people accused of being in the U.S. illegally, and argued it could be a model for other immigration detention centers set up by states.

    Some officials have also suggested Alligator Alcatraz austere setup and harsh surroundings could be a deterrent against illegal immigration. During a visit last summer, President Trump said, “We’re going to teach them how to run away from an alligator if they escape prison.”

    And former Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem delivered a warning that people in the U.S. illegally who do not “self-deport” from the country “may end up here.”

    Alligator Alcatraz drew intense criticism and legal pushback from immigration advocates, environmental groups and a local Native American tribe. Critics alleged inhumane conditions, including poor food, nonfunctional toilets and a lack of access to attorneys. The Trump administration has denied that conditions at the detention center were inadequate.

  • 为何特朗普那份保密且模糊的谅解备忘录引发政治风暴


    2026-06-17T04:00:07.888Z / https://www.cnn.com/2026/06/17/politics/trump-iran-deal-what-does-the-mou-say

    • 唐纳德·特朗普总统与伊朗达成的谅解备忘录在宣布多日后仍未公开，引发了两党批评与困惑。
    • 美国官员称这份谅解备忘录的文本内容模糊不清，且未体现伊朗作出的关键幕后承诺。
    • 以色列等关键盟友以及参议院共和党议员均表示，他们并未看到这份协议的文本。

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    唐纳德·特朗普总统与伊朗达成的谅解备忘录文本——在最终公布后——可能并不会消除批评人士对这份糟糕协议的担忧。

    越来越多的迹象表明，这份备忘录反而会印证他们的担忧。

    特朗普周日宣布这份有望终结战争的备忘录为划时代突破，但他未公开备忘录条款，这迅速制造了信息真空，引发了混乱、共和党鹰派的焦虑以及民主党愈发猛烈的抨击。

    与此同时，中东媒体泄露了据称是该协议的条款，显示这份谅解备忘录缺乏明确承诺、基准时间表和具体的行动步骤，这让白宫的处境愈发岌岌可危。

    一场围绕据称将设立3000亿美元伊朗重建基金的争议爆发，该基金由地区国家出资、美国政府担保，迫使官员们紧急澄清，称美国不会投入任何现金，且任何此类收益都取决于伊朗是否遵从美国的要求。但考虑到特朗普曾多次夸大奥巴马政府2015年伊朗核协议后向德黑兰返还的伊朗资产规模，这一争议让政府陷入了虚伪指责的漩涡。

    特朗普周二在法国七国集团峰会上为这份协议辩护，并表示他愿意当众宣读备忘录内容。负责在国内推广这份谅解备忘录的副总统JD·万斯将延迟公布归因于穆斯林和阿拉伯世界的外交程序细节。他还坚称，伊朗获得任何经济回报都取决于其履行文件中承诺的永远不寻求核武器的条款。

    万斯的言论暗示，这位以交易艺术起家的政府正为伊朗谋划一项极具吸引力的重大协议，有望终结其作为国际弃儿的地位。

    “无论他们是否遵守承诺，我们从根本上改变了中东的格局。如果他们能做到所有正确的事，这不过是锦上添花，”万斯在福克斯新闻节目中说道。

    但在特朗普宣称取得重大胜利两天后，政府仍举步维艰，这让人不禁担忧，这个因发动战争的理由而信息传递混乱的政府，在结束战争时可能会重蹈覆辙。

    高级官员最初表示，该协议已于周日以数字化方式签署，但将由万斯于周五在瑞士出席的正式仪式上正式敲定，届时将公布完整文本和条款。

    随着政治压力升温，美国官员周二晚间告诉CNN的阿莱娜·特里内和凯文·利普塔克，他们希望尽快公布备忘录文本。他们称这份文件的措辞极为模糊，且未体现伊朗向美国作出的关键幕后承诺。

    外交是一门复杂的艺术。与伊朗打交道则更是出了名的棘手——这也是特朗普周二表示，有关伊朗核计划的下一阶段磋商将“更容易”的言论显得不明智的原因之一。奥巴马政府时期签署的伊朗核协议相关谈判至少耗时18个月。

    这些美国官员告诉利普塔克和特里内，谅解备忘录中的部分内容故意写得模糊，以便伊朗方面在充满风险的国内政治环境中向民众交代。通常来说，这种做法是合理的。成功的外交谈判需要体谅谈判对手面临的约束——尤其是当对手来自一个镇压政权，其代表自身安全可能受到威胁时。而有效的和谈往往需要总统营造出进步的假象，以推动谈判势头，为艰难的谈判争取时间。

    因此，现在就否定这份谅解备忘录能够取得真正进展并最终达成协议的希望还为时过早——尤其是考虑到伊朗和美国都有强烈动机停止战争。

    经常批评特朗普政府的加拿大总理马克·卡尼在七国集团峰会期间接受CNN记者凯特兰·柯林斯采访时表示，他看过这份文本，认为这是一个“改变游戏规则的举措”。但卡尼也表示，这份备忘录更像是延长停火的共识，而非一份内容充实的完整协议。

    然而，特朗普面临着巨大压力，需要为这场战争造成的巨大经济损失和国际政治动荡辩护：包括13名美国军人和不明数量伊朗平民的死亡，以及美国在军事行动和军械上花费的数百亿美元。

    特朗普的批评者指责他只是解决了自己引发的问题——伊朗封锁关键石油运输航线霍尔木兹海峡——且未确保伊朗作出任何具体、可核查的承诺，放弃核开发。

    政府最有力的辩解是，去年的空袭严重破坏了伊朗的核计划，并销毁了其高浓缩铀库存，使其无法制造核武器。但这一观点的政治效用有限，因为它恰恰凸显了特朗普为何要发动今年这场战争的疑问。

    而一份模糊的谅解备忘录只会让特朗普的怀疑论者更加坚信，他优先考虑的是造势和短期胜利，而非实现有意义变革所需的细节。

    总统还面临着严苛的政治舆论环境——他在社交媒体上宣称“与伊斯兰共和国的协议已经完成”，这一言论可能引发了不切实际的期待，而平淡的外交文本根本无法满足这种期待，这无疑加剧了这一困境。

    参议院共和党议员尤其感到担忧，例如特朗普的好友、南卡罗来纳州参议员林赛·格雷厄姆——他们可能需要在任何最终的伊朗协议中投票解除对伊朗的制裁。

    参议院共和党领袖约翰·图恩周二表示，他“希望获得更多信息和细节”。

    身为总统所在政党的高级议员仍被蒙在鼓里，这相当令人意外。作为发动这场战争的伙伴，以色列似乎也处于类似境地，这非同寻常。这表明盟友之间的裂痕正在扩大。

    以色列两党议员都担心，特朗普同意结束该地区的所有战斗——如果这一协议涵盖黎巴嫩真主党民兵组织，他们将认为这有损以色列的国家安全。一名以色列消息人士告诉CNN的塔尔·沙莱夫，总理本杰明·内塔尼亚胡的政府曾要求查看该协议，但遭到拒绝。

    以色列方面还希望特朗普的谅解备忘录能聚焦伊朗的导弹计划以及其在加沙的哈马斯和也门胡塞武装等代理盟友。但白宫方面无人对此作出说明。

    民主党正利用这一停滞局面，加大对这位上台时承诺不再发动新的海外战争的总统的批评。

    参议院少数党领袖查克·舒默周二表示：“美国人民有权了解细节和全面透明。”这位纽约州民主党议员补充道：“而特朗普发动的战争，我们到底得到了什么？”

    曾协助谈判奥巴马政府伊朗核协议的前副国务卿温迪·谢尔曼告诉CNN的凯西·亨特，政府不愿公布谅解备忘录本身就说明了问题。

    “我认为这表明他们对文件内容以及外界看法非常紧张，”谢尔曼说，“我个人的判断是，总统希望在周五副总统表面上出席的线下签署仪式上完成这场胜利。”

    如果最终公布的文本符合接受CNN采访的美国官员的描述，那么政府肯定会被指责对这个在战争中幸存下来、甚至可能变得更极端的镇压政权采取了轻信的态度。

    华盛顿会在与这个死对头进行核谈判前作出任何让步，这种想法显得天真。在这场以反对西方价值观为核心、以严苛的神权政权压制民众的伊斯兰革命近50年后，任何认为伊朗会欢迎通过获得经济回报来摆脱国际孤立的想法都近乎异想天开。

    一名接受CNN采访的官员表示，“人们不应该对谅解备忘录的措辞过度解读”，称其为一份“政治文件”。

    考虑到特朗普第二任期内高度紧张的政治氛围，这种希望恐怕只是徒劳。

    从目前披露的特朗普协议细节来看，最关键的结论是：虽然战争可能已经——至少目前是——幸免于难地结束了，但当前的伊朗危机远未得到解决。

    Why Trump’s secret and vague MOU is stirring a political storm

    2026-06-17T04:00:07.888Z / https://www.cnn.com/2026/06/17/politics/trump-iran-deal-what-does-the-mou-say

    • President Donald Trump’s memorandum of understanding with Iran remains unpublished days after he announced it, fueling bipartisan criticism and confusion.
    • US officials described the MOU text as vague and said it doesn’t reflect critical backchannel commitments Iran made.
    • Key allies like Israel and Senate Republicans say they have not seen the text of the agreement.

    AI-generated summary was reviewed by a CNN editor.

    The text of President Donald Trump’s memorandum of understanding with Iran — when it is finally published — may not dispel his critics’ fears of a bad deal.

    There are increasing signs that it will confirm them.

    The failure to make public the terms of the memo to end the war — greeted as an epochal breakthrough by Trump on Sunday — seeded a vacuum quickly filled by confusion, anxiety among Republican hawks and growing attacks by Democrats.

    Leaks of the purported terms of the agreement in Middle East media outlets that suggest the MOU will lack firm commitments, benchmarks and concrete sequencing meanwhile made the White House’s stance increasingly dicey.

    Controversy broke out over a reported $300 billion reconstruction fund for Iran to be financed by regional powers and guaranteed by the US government, forcing officials to insist that no US cash was involved and that any such benefits depended on Iran submitting to Washington’s demands. But the issue opened the administration to claims of hypocrisy given Trump’s frequent, inflated claims about Iranian assets released to Tehran after the Obama administration’s 2015 nuclear deal.

    Trump defended his agreement at the G7 summit on Tuesday in France and said he’d be willing to read it out loud. Vice President JD Vance, tasked with selling the MOU at home, attributed the delay to diplomatic technicalities in the Muslim and Arab world. He also insisted that any economic payoff for Iran would depend on living up to a promise in the document to never seek a nuclear bomb.

    Vance’s comments hinted that an administration founded on the art of the deal envisages a tantalizing grand bargain for Iran that could end its status as a pariah state.

    “We fundamentally have transformed the Middle East, whether they comply or not. This is just icing on the cake, assuming they do all the right things,” Vance said on Fox News.

    But the sense of drift two full days after Trump claimed a huge win on his 80th birthday raised the possibility that an administration that botched its messaging on why it started the war risked doing the same while ending it.

    Senior officials initially said that the agreement was signed digitally on Sunday but will be formally inked in a ceremony attended by Vance in Switzerland on Friday, at which point the full text and terms will be released.

    As the political heat rose, US officials told CNN’s Alayna Treene and Kevin Liptak on Tuesday evening they hoped to publish the text as soon as possible. They described the language as extremely vague and said it didn’t reflect critical back-channel commitments Iran had made to the United States.

    Diplomacy is an intricate art. With Iran, it is notoriously excruciating — one reason Trump’s remark Tuesday that the next stage of consultations, on Iran’s nuclear program, will be “easier” seemed unwise. The talks leading to the nuclear deal with Iran signed under the Obama administration took at least 18 months.

    The US officials told Liptak and Treene that some of the text in the MOU is purposely vague to allow the Iranian side to sell their work in a treacherous domestic political environment. Generally, this is a plausible approach. Successful diplomatic talks involve sensitivity to the constraints faced by those on the other side of the table — particularly when those talks include representatives of a repressive government whose own safety may be at issue. And effective peacemaking often involves presidents creating an illusion of progress to stir momentum and buy time for hard negotiations to slog ahead.

    So it would be premature to write off hopes that the memorandum of understanding can forge real progress and eventually yield a deal — especially since both Iran and the United States have strong incentives to stop the war.

    Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, a frequent Trump administration critic, told CNN ’s Kaitlan Collins in France at the G7 summit that he’d seen the text and thought it was a “game changer.” But Carney also framed the memorandum as more of an understanding on extending a ceasefire than a fully fleshed-out deal.

    Yet the president is under pressure to justify the huge economic and international political disruption caused by the war; the deaths of 13 US service members and an unknown number of Iranian civilians; and tens of billions of dollars spilled on US operations and ordnance.

    Trump’s critics accuse him of solving nothing but the problem he caused — Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a key oil trafficking route — and of securing no concrete, verifiable commitments for Iran to foreswear nuclear development.

    The administration’s best argument is that it severely damaged Iran’s nuclear program in air raids last year and buried its stocks of highly enriched uranium, making it impossible to build a nuclear device. But that point is of limited political utility, since it underscores the question of why Trump started this year’s war.

    And a vague MOU would only lend credence to Trump skeptics who contend that he prioritizes branding and short-term wins over the details required to effect meaningful change.

    The president also faces an unforgiving political audience — a circumstance not helped by his claims on social media that “the deal with the Islamic Republic is complete,” which may have sparked expectations that an anodyne diplomatic text cannot meet.

    There’s particular concern among Senate Republicans — such as Trump’s friend South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham — who may be required to lift sanctions under any final deal with Iran.

    Senate GOP leader John Thune on Tuesday said he was “hoping to get more information, more detail.”

    It’s quite surprising that a top Republican in the president’s party should still be in the dark. It’s extraordinary that Israel, Trump’s partner in starting the war, appears to be in a similar position. This points toward a growing fracture between the allies.

    Bipartisan politicians in Israel worry Trump agreed to an end to all fighting in the region — a condition they would regard as detrimental to their nation’s security, if it covers the Iran-backed Hezbollah militia in Lebanon. An Israeli source told CNN’s Tal Shalev that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government asked to see the agreement but was rebuffed.

    Israelis also hope Trump’s MOU focuses on Iran’s missile programs and proxy allies including Hamas in Gaza and the Houthis in Yemen. No one in the White House is saying.

    Democrats are seizing on the stasis to drive home their criticism of a president who returned to office vowing no more foreign wars.

    Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said Tuesday that “the American people deserve details and full transparency.” The New York Democrat added: “And what have we actually gained here from Trump’s war?

    Wendy Sherman, a former deputy secretary of state who helped negotiate the Obama administration’s Iran nuclear deal, told CNN’s Kasie Hunt that the administration’s reluctance to release the MOU told its own story.

    “I think it tells us that they’re very nervous about what’s in it and how it will be seen,” Sherman said. “My own sense is the president wants this victory lap on Friday when they have an in-person signing with the vice president ostensibly.”

    If the text, when it is finally released, reflects the depictions of the US officials who spoke to CNN, the administration is sure to be accused of a gullible approach to a repressive regime that survived the war, in a modified and perhaps even more extreme form.

    The idea that Washington would make any concessions before nuclear talks with such a bitter adversary hints at naiveté. Any notion that Iran would welcome a financial windfall to exit international isolation also seems fanciful, nearly 50 years into an Islamic revolution that defines itself against Western values and subjugates its people with an austere clerical regime.

    One of the officials who spoke to CNN said that “people shouldn’t read too much into the language of the MOU,” describing it as a “political document.”

    That’s sure to be a vain hope given the over-torqued political atmosphere of Trump’s second term.

    The most significant takeaway from the emerging details of Trump’s agreement is that while the fighting might mercifully be over — at least for now — the current crisis with Iran is nowhere close to a resolution.

  • 韩国调整韩朝边境平民出入限制线


    2026年6月17日 12:34 / 联合早报

    朝鲜士兵在朝韩非军事区的哨所站岗。图片于2021年10月5日在韩国金浦市拍摄。 （路透社）

    韩国国防部长安圭伯星期三（6月17日）说，韩国将调整一条与朝韩军事边界平行的界线，以缩小限制平民进入的区域，从而适应不断变化的安全形势，并方便当地居民。

    路透社报道，这条“民间人出入统制线”（Civilian Control Line）目前位于朝鲜战争结束后划定的军事分界线以南10公里处。进入这片区域需要获得军方授权。

    安圭伯说，政府决定将民众可进入区域的边界平均向军事分界线方向前移6公里。这项调整既是对当地居民多年呼吁的回应，也反映出韩国国防战备水平的提升。

    据媒体报道，约有2万人居住在这个区域内，另有一些人通过申请审批程序来到这里务农或工作。

    韩国国防部还宣布其他放宽边境地区管制的措施，包括简化农业用途无人机操作的申报规定。

    自去年上任以来，韩国总统李在明领导的政府已采取一系列旨在缓和朝韩紧张关系的措施，但朝鲜方面仍对韩国维持强硬和敌对立场。

    韩国调整韩朝边境平民出入限制线

    2026年6月17日 12:34 / 联合早报

    朝鲜士兵在朝韩非军事区的哨所站岗。图片于2021年10月5日在韩国金浦市拍摄。 （路透社）

    韩国国防部长安圭伯星期三（6月17日）说，韩国将调整一条与朝韩军事边界平行的界线，以缩小限制平民进入的区域，从而适应不断变化的安全形势，并方便当地居民。

    路透社报道，这条“民间人出入统制线”（Civilian Control Line）目前位于朝鲜战争结束后划定的军事分界线以南10公里处。进入这片区域需要获得军方授权。

    安圭伯说，政府决定将民众可进入区域的边界平均向军事分界线方向前移6公里。这项调整既是对当地居民多年呼吁的回应，也反映出韩国国防战备水平的提升。

    据媒体报道，约有2万人居住在这个区域内，另有一些人通过申请审批程序来到这里务农或工作。

    韩国国防部还宣布其他放宽边境地区管制的措施，包括简化农业用途无人机操作的申报规定。

    自去年上任以来，韩国总统李在明领导的政府已采取一系列旨在缓和朝韩紧张关系的措施，但朝鲜方面仍对韩国维持强硬和敌对立场。

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    韩国调整韩朝边境平民出入限制线

    2026年6月17日 12:34 / 联合早报

    朝鲜士兵在朝韩非军事区的哨所站岗。图片于2021年10月5日在韩国金浦市拍摄。 （路透社）

    韩国国防部长安圭伯星期三（6月17日）说，韩国将调整一条与朝韩军事边界平行的界线，以缩小限制平民进入的区域，从而适应不断变化的安全形势，并方便当地居民。

    路透社报道，这条“民间人出入统制线”（Civilian Control Line）目前位于朝鲜战争结束后划定的军事分界线以南10公里处。进入这片区域需要获得军方授权。

    安圭伯说，政府决定将民众可进入区域的边界平均向军事分界线方向前移6公里。这项调整既是对当地居民多年呼吁的回应，也反映出韩国国防战备水平的提升。

    据媒体报道，约有2万人居住在这个区域内，另有一些人通过申请审批程序来到这里务农或工作。

    韩国国防部还宣布其他放宽边境地区管制的措施，包括简化农业用途无人机操作的申报规定。

    自去年上任以来，韩国总统李在明领导的政府已采取一系列旨在缓和朝韩紧张关系的措施，但朝鲜方面仍对韩国维持强硬和敌对立场。

  • 韩国调整韩朝边境平民出入限制线


    2026年6月17日 12:34 / 联合早报

    朝鲜士兵在朝韩非军事区的哨所站岗。图片于2021年10月5日在韩国金浦市拍摄。 （路透社）

    韩国国防部长安圭伯星期三（6月17日）说，韩国将调整一条与朝韩军事边界平行的界线，以缩小限制平民进入的区域，从而适应不断变化的安全形势，并方便当地居民。

    路透社报道，这条“民间人出入统制线”（Civilian Control Line）目前位于朝鲜战争结束后划定的军事分界线以南10公里处。进入这片区域需要获得军方授权。

    安圭伯说，政府决定将民众可进入区域的边界平均向军事分界线方向前移6公里。这项调整既是对当地居民多年呼吁的回应，也反映出韩国国防战备水平的提升。

    据媒体报道，约有2万人居住在这个区域内，另有一些人通过申请审批程序来到这里务农或工作。

    韩国国防部还宣布其他放宽边境地区管制的措施，包括简化农业用途无人机操作的申报规定。

    自去年上任以来，韩国总统李在明领导的政府已采取一系列旨在缓和朝韩紧张关系的措施，但朝鲜方面仍对韩国维持强硬和敌对立场。

    韩国调整韩朝边境平民出入限制线

    2026年6月17日 12:34 / 联合早报

    朝鲜士兵在朝韩非军事区的哨所站岗。图片于2021年10月5日在韩国金浦市拍摄。 （路透社）

    韩国国防部长安圭伯星期三（6月17日）说，韩国将调整一条与朝韩军事边界平行的界线，以缩小限制平民进入的区域，从而适应不断变化的安全形势，并方便当地居民。

    路透社报道，这条“民间人出入统制线”（Civilian Control Line）目前位于朝鲜战争结束后划定的军事分界线以南10公里处。进入这片区域需要获得军方授权。

    安圭伯说，政府决定将民众可进入区域的边界平均向军事分界线方向前移6公里。这项调整既是对当地居民多年呼吁的回应，也反映出韩国国防战备水平的提升。

    据媒体报道，约有2万人居住在这个区域内，另有一些人通过申请审批程序来到这里务农或工作。

    韩国国防部还宣布其他放宽边境地区管制的措施，包括简化农业用途无人机操作的申报规定。

    自去年上任以来，韩国总统李在明领导的政府已采取一系列旨在缓和朝韩紧张关系的措施，但朝鲜方面仍对韩国维持强硬和敌对立场。

  • 特朗普背书未能挽救MAGA候选人，亿万富翁在关键州长选举中胜出


    2026年6月16日 美国东部时间晚上9:48 / 福克斯新闻

    在寄养家庭长大的杰克逊将在大选对阵前亚特兰大市长凯莎·兰斯·博顿斯

    作者：保罗·施坦豪泽

    亿万富翁商人里克·杰克逊在击败获得前总统唐纳德·特朗普和州长布莱恩·坎普背书的副州长伯特·琼斯后，宣布赢得佐治亚州共和党州长初选决选。

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    佐治亚州亚特兰大—— 周二晚间，在这个东南部关键摇摆州的共和党州长提名党内对决中，前总统唐纳德·特朗普的背书不足以帮助佐治亚州副州长伯特·琼斯获胜。

    据美联社报道，琼斯在共和党州长决选中被亿万富翁商人里克·杰克逊击败，这场选举旨在接替即将卸任的保守派州长布莱恩·坎普。

    自掏腰包投入超1亿美元竞选资金的杰克逊，将在今年秋季的大选中对阵曾在拜登政府任职的前亚特兰大市长凯莎·兰斯·博顿斯。博顿斯在上月的民主党州长初选中以多数票胜出，击败其他六名候选人，无需进行决选。

    “我宣布参选时就说过，政治阶层在自我保护……这是一个卡特尔，我说过我要来瓦解它。今晚，我们做到了，”2月启动竞选活动的杰克逊在胜选演讲中说道。

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    “我是唯一一位不欠政治建制派任何人情的候选人，”杰克逊强调，“我不会被收买，也不会退缩……今晚我们不仅仅赢了一场决选。今晚我们证明了佐治亚州的人民才是掌权者。”

    几个月前，佐治亚州选民还对杰克逊一无所知，但得益于铺天盖地的广告宣传，他在寄养家庭长大、无力负担大学学费却白手起家建立商业帝国的故事在这个“桃子之州”广为人知。

    “我知道那种没人在乎你的感觉，尤其是在精英和权贵面前，”杰克逊在面向数百名支持者的演讲中说道，“按我成长的方式长大，你永远不会忘记自己的出身。你永远不会忘记那些比以往任何时候都更努力工作，却依然落后的家庭。”

    在决选前的最后阶段，得克萨斯州保守派强硬派共和党参议员特德·克鲁兹也为杰克逊助选。

    2026年6月15日，特德·克鲁兹在佐治亚州阿尔法勒塔为里克·杰克逊的竞选活动站台后，共和党州长候选人里克·杰克逊（右）与得克萨斯州参议员特德·克鲁兹接受福克斯新闻数字频道采访。(保罗·施坦豪泽/福克斯新闻)

    杰克逊在整个竞选过程中都表示，是特朗普激励了他参选。

    “我当时就想，要是能有像特朗普为美国做的那样，为佐治亚州提供商业解决方案的人，我觉得我能对佐治亚州产生重大影响，这也是我参选的原因之一。我是受特朗普总统的启发，”杰克逊上个月告诉福克斯新闻数字频道。

    他还反复强调，和特朗普一样，他是一名商界外来者。“我会成为特朗普最喜欢的州长，因为我们处理商业和问题的方式一模一样，我想在佐治亚州做他在联邦政府正在做的事情，”他在周日接受福克斯新闻数字频道采访时重申。

    杰克逊还突出了自己的外来者身份，称选民可以“看到一个真正像特朗普的人，而不只是获得他的背书。从这个角度来看，我认为外来者正是我们的选民想要的。”

    https://www.foxnews.com/video/6398485156112

    克鲁兹在决选前一天的集会上与杰克逊一同亮相。

    “里克有着非凡的履历和人生故事。我也认为他有获胜的优势。赌注太高了。这场选举是全国性的战场，我们承受不起失去佐治亚州的代价，”克鲁兹告诉福克斯新闻数字频道。

    克鲁兹周五为杰克逊背书时，还同时支持了南卡罗来纳州总检察长艾伦·威尔逊，威尔逊将在一周后对阵获得特朗普背书的副州长帕梅拉·埃维特。

    当被问及是否在竞选活动中试图与总统保持距离时，克鲁兹迅速回应：“不，完全没有……总统和我在绝大多数选举问题上立场一致。我在每场选举中都会尽力背书最强大的保守派候选人，且能获胜的那一位。通常我会在竞选后期介入，此时我的支持或许能发挥作用、有所帮助。”

    在克鲁兹到访的前一天，琼斯就对杰克逊发起了抨击。

    “他一直在请来这些外州参议员，我更愿意获得总统的背书，”他说，“他不得不跑到外州去寻求支持。我们的支持都来自本州。”

    琼斯还反复质疑对手对总统的忠诚度，指出杰克逊过去曾向民主党人和反特朗普的共和党人捐款，以此证明他与党内的MAGA阵营格格不入。

    佐治亚州副州长伯特·琼斯在这个关键的东南部摇摆州竞选共和党州长提名期间，突出展示了前总统唐纳德·特朗普的背书。(安娜·蒙尼梅克/盖蒂图片社)

    “他一直在就自己的真实身份撒谎，一直在就背后支持过谁撒谎，”琼斯指责道，“他实际上是在把自己伪装成一个根本不是的人。”

    杰克逊反驳称，针对他的攻击“全是谎言”。

    琼斯和杰克逊是上月竞争激烈的共和党州长初选中的前两名，当时的候选人还包括州总检察长克里斯·卡尔和佐治亚州务卿布拉德·拉芬斯珀格。由于没有候选人获得超过50%的选票，琼斯和杰克逊进入了决选。

    琼斯曾是佐治亚大学橄榄球队的前队长，是一名石油高管，也是琼斯石油公司的继承人，在2022年当选副州长前曾担任州参议员。作为特朗普的坚定支持者，他在去年8月获得了总统的背书。

    “我和他有着长期的关系——友谊——我一直是他的大力支持者，他也非常支持我，”琼斯上个月在福克斯新闻数字频道的采访中指着特朗普说道。

    他在初选和决选期间反复展示总统的背书。

    共和党州长候选人因在舞台上谎称雇佣非法移民遭批评
    https://www.foxnews.com/video/6398408507112

    坎普在最后时刻背书支持琼斯。周一上午的一场活动中，坎普解释称，他的目标是“确保我们提名的候选人是最适合在11月获胜的人选，这也是我支持伯特·琼斯竞选州长的原因。”

    “想想这个州的发展方向，我们已经取得的成就，我认为他最适合带领佐治亚州向前发展，”坎普说。他还警告称，“如果不能获胜，后果不堪设想，我们会走上弗吉尼亚州、纽约州、加利福尼亚州的老路，我们承受不起这样的代价。”

    2026年6月15日，在佐治亚州亚特兰大，即将卸任的共和党州长布莱恩·坎普（右）为共和党州长决选中的副州长伯特·琼斯背书。(保罗·施坦豪泽/福克斯新闻)

    将目光投向与博顿斯的大选对决的杰克逊告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，谈到自己的竞选开支时，“我会投入一切必要的资金。我们不能让一个连城市都管理不好的人现在来管理整个州。所以从这个角度来看，我会尽一切必要的努力在11月获胜。”

    博顿斯在一份声明中抨击了杰克逊。

    “里克·杰克逊一心只为中饱私囊，而佐治亚州民众正在失去医疗保险，被迫支付飞涨的费用。杰克逊通过为自己的医疗保健公司获取无竞标州合同赚了超过10亿美元，但他却反对扩大医疗补助计划以降低医疗成本，”博顿斯在声明中说道，“佐治亚州民众应该选出一位专注于确保他们拥有一切繁荣机会的州长，当唐纳德·特朗普的鲁莽政策损害佐治亚州利益时，这位州长会为他们挺身而出——这就是我作为州长会做的事情。”

    2026年5月7日，民主党州长候选人凯莎·兰斯·博顿斯与儿子兰斯顿·博顿斯（右）在亚特兰大提前投票参与佐治亚州初选。(布林·安德森/美联社照片)

    尽管特朗普并未参选，但他对共和党拥有的巨大影响力在佐治亚州面临又一场关键考验。

    过去六周，总统背书的强大影响力在共和党初选中尽显无遗，他背书的候选人在印第安纳州、路易斯安那州、肯塔基州和德克萨斯州的对决中击败了他 targeted 的现任官员，引发了全国关注。

    但两周前，特朗普的背书连胜被打破：他在爱荷华州接替即将退休的共和党州长金·雷诺兹的选举中，最后时刻背书的共和党众议员兰迪·芬斯特拉未能助其获胜。

    芬斯特拉以微弱劣势输给了扎克·拉恩，后者是一名商人、农民和前政治策略师，获得了与特朗普政府卫生部长小罗伯特·F·肯尼迪结盟的“让美国再次健康”运动政治 wing 以及由已故查理·柯克联合创立的强大保守组织“转折点美国”的支持。

    2026年6月2日，扎克·拉恩在爱荷华州共和党州长初选中击败对手后举起拳头庆祝。(扎克·拉恩竞选州长团队 via Facebook)

    特朗普上周重拾胜势，他在南卡罗来纳州共和党州长初选中背书的候选人副州长帕梅拉·埃维特在竞争激烈的初选中名列第一，锁定了该党提名对决的其中一个席位。

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    Trump’s endorsement fails to save MAGA candidate as billionaire advances in key governor race

    June 16, 2026 9:48pm EDT / Fox News

    Jackson, who grew up in foster care, will face former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms in the general election

    By Paul Steinhauser

    Billionaire businessman Rick Jackson declares victory in Georgia’s Republican gubernatorial runoff election after defeating Lt. Gov. Burt Jones, who was backed by President Donald Trump and Gov. Brian Kemp.

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    ATLANTA, Ga. — President Donald Trump’s endorsement wasn’t enough to boost Georgia Lt. Gov. Burt Jones to victory Tuesday night in the ballot-box showdown for the southeastern battleground state’s Republican gubernatorial nomination.

    Jones was defeated by billionaire businessman Rick Jackson in the GOP runoff election for Georgia governor, the Associated Press reports, in the race to succeed term-limited conservative Gov. Brian Kemp.

    Jackson, who shelled out over $100 million of his own money on his bid, will now face former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms, who served in the Biden administration, in this autumn’s general election. Bottoms avoided a runoff by winning a majority of the vote as she topped six other candidates in last month’s Democratic gubernatorial primary.

    “When I announced my campaign, I said the political class protects itself….it’s a cartel and I said I’m coming to break it up. Well, tonight, we shattered it,” said Jackson, who launched his campaign in February, in his victory speech.

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    “I’m the only candidate who doesn’t owe a thing to the political establishment,” Jackson emphasized. “I can’t be bought, and I’m not going to back down…. Tonight we did more than win a runoff. Tonight we proved that the people of Georgia are in charge.”

    Jackson was unknown to Georgia voters a few months ago, but thanks to an avalanche of ads, his story of building a business empire despite growing up in foster care and not being able to afford college became well known in the Peach State.

    “I know what it’s like to feel like nobody sees you, especially the elite and the powerful,” Jackson said in his speech a hundreds of supporters. “When you grow up the way I did, you never forget where you came from. You never forget the families who are working harder than ever, but still falling behind.”

    Jackson was also boosted in the final stretch ahead of the runoff election by Republican Sen. Ted Cruz, the conservative firebrand from Texas.

    Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson, right, and Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas speak with Fox News Digital, after Cruz headlined a Jackson campaign event in Alpharetta, Georgia, on June 15, 2026.(Paul Steinhauser/Fox News)

    Throughout his campaign, Jackson has said that Trump inspired him to run.

    “I just thought, you know, if you had somebody doing business solutions for the state of Georgia, just like Trump is for the United States, I just felt like I would have a major impact on the state of Georgia, and so that was one of the reasons I wanted to get in. I was inspired by President Trump,” Jackson told Fox News Digital last month.

    And he repeatedly highlighted that, like Trump, he’s an outsider and businessman. “I’m going to be Trump’s favorite governor because we’re just alike on the way that we handle business and handle problems, and I want to do exactly in Georgia what he’s doing at the federal government,” he reiterated in a Fox News Digital interview Sunday.

    And Jackson spotlighted his outsider credentials, saying that voters could “see somebody that’s actually like Trump, not just endorsed. And from that standpoint, I think having an outsider is what our people want.”

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    Cruz joined Jackson on the campaign trail for a runoff eve rally.

    “Rick has an extraordinary record, an extraordinary life story. And I also think he’s positioned to win. And the stakes are too high. This election is a battleground all across the country. We can’t afford to lose Georgia,” Cruz told Fox News Digital.

    When Cruz endorsed Jackson on Friday, he also supported South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson, who is facing off in a week against Trump-backed Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette.

    Asked if he’s trying to put some daylight between himself and the president on the campaign trail, Cruz quickly responded, “No. Not remotely….The president and I agree on the vast majority of races. What I try to do in every race is endorse the strongest conservative who can win. And typically I get in races late in the race at a time where my support might be able to make a difference and be helpful.”

    Jones, on the eve of the Cruz visit, took aim at Jackson.

    “He keeps on bringing in these out-of-state senators, and I would much rather have the president’s endorsement,” he said. “He’s having to go out of state to get his support. We’re keeping all our stuff in state.”

    And Jones repeatedly questioned his rival’s support for the president, pointing to Jackson’s past donations to Democrats and anti-Trump Republicans as evidence that he was out of step with the MAGA wing of the party.

    Georgia Lt. Gov. Burt Jones highlighted support from President Donald Trump as he ran for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in the key southeastern battleground state.(Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

    “He’s been dishonest about who he is. He’s been dishonest about who he’s supported in the background,” Jones charged. “He’s actually, you know, portraying himself as something that he’s not.”

    Jackson pushed back, saying the attacks on him were “just lies.”

    Jones and Jackson were the top two finishers in last month’s crowded and competitive GOP gubernatorial primary, which also included state Attorney General Chris Carr and Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger. Because no candidate topped 50%, Jones and Jackson advanced to the runoff.

    Jones, a former captain of the University of Georgia football team, an oil executive and heir to the Jones Petroleum Company, served as a state senator before winning election in 2022 as lieutenant governor. A major Trump supporter, he was endorsed by the president last August.

    “He and I have a long-standing relationship — friendship — and I’ve always been a big supporter of his, and he’s a very big supporter of mine, as well,” Jones said last month in a Fox News Digital interview as he pointed to Trump.

    And he repeatedly showcased the president’s endorsement during the primary and runoff campaigns.

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    Kemp made a last-minute endorsement on Sunday, backing Jones. And at an event Monday morning, Kemp explained that his mission is “to make sure that we have the best folks at the top of the ticket that can win in November and you know, that’s why I’m supporting Burt Jones for governor.”

    “When you think about the direction of the state, the great things that we’ve been able to do, I think he’s best suited to move the state forward,” Kemp said. And he warned of the “consequences of not winning, like we’ll be going the way of Virginia, New York, California, we just cannot afford to do that.”

    Term-limited GOP Gov. Brian Kemp of Georgia, right, endorses Lt. Gov. Burt Jones in the Republican gubernatorial runoff, in Atlanta, Georgia on June 15, 2026.(Paul Steinhauser/Fox News)

    Jackson, looking to the general election battle with Bottoms, told Fox News Digital that when it comes to his spending, “I’ll put in whatever is necessary. We cannot have somebody that doesn’t know how to run the city that now wants to run the state. So, from that standpoint, I’ll do whatever is necessary to win in November.”

    Bottoms, in a statement, took aim at Jackson.

    “Rick Jackson is focused on enriching himself as Georgians are losing their health care coverage and are forced to pay soaring costs. Jackson has made more than a billion dollars off of a no-bid state contract for his health care company, but he opposes Medicaid expansion to lower the cost of health care,” Bottoms argued in a statement. “Georgians deserve a governor who is focused on ensuring they have every opportunity to thrive and who will fight for them when Donald Trump’s reckless policies hurt Georgia – that’s what I will do as governor.”

    Democratic gubernatorial candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms, walks with her son Langston Bottoms, right, to vote early in the Georgia Primary Election, on Thursday, May 7, 2026, in Atlanta(Brynn Anderson/AP Photo)

    While he wasn’t on the ballot, Trump’s immense clout over the GOP was facing another key test in Georgia.

    The brute force of the president’s endorsement power has been on display in GOP primaries over the past six weeks, with his candidates ousting incumbents he targeted in showdowns in Indiana, Louisiana, Kentucky and Texas that grabbed plenty of national attention.

    But Trump’s endorsement streak in statewide and congressional Republican primaries was snapped two weeks ago when his 11th-hour endorsement of Republican Rep. Randy Feenstra of Iowa in the race to succeed retiring GOP Gov. Kim Reynolds wasn’t enough to propel the three-term congressman to victory.

    Feenstra was narrowly edged by Zach Lahn, a businessman, farmer and former political strategist who was backed by the political wings of MAHA — the acronym for the Make America Healthy Again movement aligned with Trump Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — and Turning Point USA, the powerful conservative organization co-founded by the late Charlie Kirk.

    Zach Lahn raises his fist in celebration after defeating his primary opponent in Iowa’s GOP gubernatorial race on Tuesday, June 2, 2026.(Zach Lahn for Governor via Facebook)

    Trump rebounded last week, as the candidate he endorsed in the South Carolina GOP gubernatorial primary, Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette, finished first in a crowded field and clinched one of the two tickets in the race for the nomination.

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    Meanwhile, longtime Trump ally Sen. Lindsey Graham did win a majority of the vote in the Republican Senate primary, and avoided a runoff.

    Graham, who was endorsed by Trump, was facing primary challenges from five candidates, including conservative businessman Mark Lynch, who took aim at the senator over his support for the war in Iran. Lynch was backed by some MAGA leaders who have been critical of the president.

    Paul Steinhauser is a politics reporter based in the swing state of New Hampshire. He covers the campaign trail from coast to coast.

  • 梅西上演帽子戏法 阿根廷3比0大胜阿尔及利亚打响首炮


    2026年6月17日 11:16 / 联合早报

    阿根廷以3比0大胜阿尔及利亚，取得开门红，全部三个进球均来自于梅西。 （路透社）

    谁敢说梅西（Messi）老了？即将年满39岁的梅西不仅在新加坡时间星期三（6月17日）上午上演他在历届世界杯，同时也是本届世界杯的首个帽子戏法，助卫冕冠军阿根廷以3比0轻取阿尔及利亚，取得开门红，还以16个进球追平了德国名宿克洛泽（Klose）在2014年创造的世界杯进球纪录。

    此役以非常精彩和戏剧性的方式开局，阿根廷与阿尔及利亚在开赛八分钟内先后进球，但都被取消。

    梅西第五分钟在禁区内接获队友的传球后，轰破由法国名宿齐达内（Zidane）之子卢卡·齐达内（Luca Zidane）镇守的阿尔及利亚龙门，但边裁随即举旗示意越位。从梅西随后露出的笑容来看，显然他知道自己有越位之嫌。

    阿尔及利亚三分钟后还以颜色，查伊比（Chaibi）在接获昵称为“马扎多纳”（Mazadona）的阿尔及利亚中场新星马扎（Maza）的妙传后进球，但其进球最后还是因为体毛级的越位，被录像助理裁判（VAR）吹掉。两队也因此重返平行线上。

    第17分钟，梅西再次轰破阿尔及利亚的龙门，而他这次的进球毫无问题，甚至堪称世界级。他在禁区边缘大力抽射，力度之大让飞身扑救的齐达内即便双手触碰到了球，仍无法阻止球飞入网中。阿根廷终于打开局面，并带着1比0的优势进入下半场。

    第60分钟，梅西完成梅开二度。面对阿根廷中场麦卡利斯特（MacAllister）的射门，齐达内只能将球挡回禁区内，岂料梅西此时竟出现在眼前，近距离将球推射入网。

    六分钟后，梅西再次威胁对手龙门，齐达内举手将球顶出横梁，但当梅西第76分钟再次试关时，齐达内已无能为力。即将于下周迎来39岁生日的梅西终究还是在他的第200场国家队比赛中完成了帽子戏法，提前给自己送上生日礼。

    在协助球队以3比0遥遥领先后，梅西随即被换下，在下场时获得现场如雷的掌声。阿尔及利亚试着反击，但始终无法取得突破，只能黯然吃下0比3的败局。

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    梅西上演帽子戏法 阿根廷3比0大胜阿尔及利亚打响首炮

    2026年6月17日 11:16 / 联合早报

    阿根廷以3比0大胜阿尔及利亚，取得开门红，全部三个进球均来自于梅西。 （路透社）

    谁敢说梅西（Messi）老了？即将年满39岁的梅西不仅在新加坡时间星期三（6月17日）上午上演他在历届世界杯，同时也是本届世界杯的首个帽子戏法，助卫冕冠军阿根廷以3比0轻取阿尔及利亚，取得开门红，还以16个进球追平了德国名宿克洛泽（Klose）在2014年创造的世界杯进球纪录。

    此役以非常精彩和戏剧性的方式开局，阿根廷与阿尔及利亚在开赛八分钟内先后进球，但都被取消。

    梅西第五分钟在禁区内接获队友的传球后，轰破由法国名宿齐达内（Zidane）之子卢卡·齐达内（Luca Zidane）镇守的阿尔及利亚龙门，但边裁随即举旗示意越位。从梅西随后露出的笑容来看，显然他知道自己有越位之嫌。

    阿尔及利亚三分钟后还以颜色，查伊比（Chaibi）在接获昵称为“马扎多纳”（Mazadona）的阿尔及利亚中场新星马扎（Maza）的妙传后进球，但其进球最后还是因为体毛级的越位，被录像助理裁判（VAR）吹掉。两队也因此重返平行线上。

    第17分钟，梅西再次轰破阿尔及利亚的龙门，而他这次的进球毫无问题，甚至堪称世界级。他在禁区边缘大力抽射，力度之大让飞身扑救的齐达内即便双手触碰到了球，仍无法阻止球飞入网中。阿根廷终于打开局面，并带着1比0的优势进入下半场。

    第60分钟，梅西完成梅开二度。面对阿根廷中场麦卡利斯特（MacAllister）的射门，齐达内只能将球挡回禁区内，岂料梅西此时竟出现在眼前，近距离将球推射入网。

    六分钟后，梅西再次威胁对手龙门，齐达内举手将球顶出横梁，但当梅西第76分钟再次试关时，齐达内已无能为力。即将于下周迎来39岁生日的梅西终究还是在他的第200场国家队比赛中完成了帽子戏法，提前给自己送上生日礼。

    在协助球队以3比0遥遥领先后，梅西随即被换下，在下场时获得现场如雷的掌声。阿尔及利亚试着反击，但始终无法取得突破，只能黯然吃下0比3的败局。

    点击《联合早报》世界杯专页，获知世界杯比分、赛程和最新新闻等资讯。

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    山东3亿人民币项目被曝施工质量问题 官方进驻调查

    2026年6月17日 11:16 / 联合早报

    中国山东省济潍高速沿线一个重点项目被曝存在施工质量问题，包括部分混凝土底座强度不足，“用手一掰就碎”。当地官方通报称，已组成联合调查组进驻现场核查，并委托第三方机构对项目施工质量开展全面检测。

    综合澎湃新闻和人民网报道，涉事项目为位于山东省济潍高速沿线的“北斗高精度重大新基建智慧监测系统”项目。

    举报人刘先生称，他在施工现场发现部分混凝土底座存在质量问题，一些底座用手即可掰碎，内部填充碎石，表面仅覆盖一层水泥砂浆。

    资料显示，这一项目被列入中国国家发改委2023年批复的北斗产业化重点工程，总投资3亿元（人民币，下同，5691万新元），其中中央预算内资金4500万元。项目主要包括监测云服务平台研发、北斗大数据应用中心建设，以及在山东高速集团所辖边坡、路基和桥梁等设施安装5000套北斗监测设备。

    报道称，项目设计图纸要求相关设备底座采用强度等级为C30的混凝土整体浇筑，地下埋深不少于60厘米，并以水泥砂浆填充缝隙。

    不过，举报人称，部分已建成底座实际强度明显低于设计标准，内部未见钢筋结构，而是以碎石填充。对此，山东高速信息集团相关负责人受访时坦言，5000套设备施工过程中确有部分不符合质量要求。

    但对于设计标准与实际施工情况是否存在差异，负责人说，项目所采用的混凝土标准“应该是C10或C15的，肯定不是C30”。这一说法随后引发外界对项目施工和质量管理的质疑。

    对此，山东省发展改革委星期三（6月17日）在官方微信公众号发布通报称，山东省发展改革委、山东省住房城乡建设厅、山东省交通运输厅、山东省国资委已组成联合调查组进驻现场核查，并委托第三方专业机构对项目施工质量开展全面检测，相关调查结果将及时向社会公布。

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    河南南阳官场地震 网红书记落马后市长等七厅官接连被查

    2026年6月17日 11:20 / 联合早报

    河南省纪委监委星期二（6月16日）通报，中共南阳市委副书记、市长路红卫涉嫌严重违纪违法，目前正接受河南省纪委监委纪律审查和监察调查。 （南阳电视台节目截图）

    中国河南省南阳市的官场地震持续，市长路红卫星期二（6月16日）官宣任上落马。自南阳“网红书记”朱是西2024年落马以来，南阳市已有至少七名厅级官员接连被查。

    河南省纪委监委星期二通报，中共南阳市委副书记、市长路红卫涉嫌严重违纪违法，目前正接受河南省纪委监委纪律审查和监察调查。

    公开信息显示，57岁的路红卫是河南巩义人，他曾任郑州市煤炭管理局局长、郑州市中牟县县委书记，河南省委组织部干部调配处处长，焦作市委副书记、政法委书记等职。2024年7月任南阳市委副书记、市长至此番被查。

    据“新黄河”报道，南阳过去两年已有多名厅级干部任上落马。在路红卫之前，今年就有两名副市长接连落马。

    今年3月20日，河南省纪委监委通报，南阳市政府党组成员、副市长杨曙光涉嫌严重违纪违法受查。仅隔不到一个月，河南省纪委监委4月15日又通报，南阳市政府副市长阿颖涉嫌严重违法被查。

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    被指官迷心窍 河南南阳市委原书记朱是西被双开

    据新黄河统计，自中共南阳市委书记朱是西在2024年5月任上落马后，包括朱是西在内，南阳已有至少八名厅级官员被查。

    其余七人分别是：市人大常委会副主任苌其林，市人大常委会党组副书记、副主任高贤信，市委副书记、政法委书记金浩，市人大常委会党组成员、副主任余广东（主动投案），以及上述副市长杨曙光、阿颖，市长路红卫。

    据澎湃新闻报道，朱是西主政南阳近三年时间，曾因多次高调发言被称为“网红官员”。除了大力推广文旅产业，朱是西去年早些时候带着“针头”开会也引起舆论关注。

    在出席去年年初的一次工作会议时，画面显示朱是西带着刚输完液的“留置针”亮相。这里的“留置针”，指的是连续输液时，临床护士会建议留着输液的针头在扎针处，可以免去静脉重新穿刺扎针。

    画面曝光后引起舆论争议，有人认为朱是西有作秀之嫌。

    公开信息显示，南阳位于河南省西南部的河南湖北陕西三省交界处，户籍人口1226万人，是河南省面积最大、户籍人口最多、经济总量第三的省辖市。

  • 民主党人在坚定红色州阿拉巴马州敲定参议院候选人，中期选举硬仗在即


    2026年6月16日 23:22 美国东部时间 / 福克斯新闻

    除道格·琼斯2017年的特别选举外，民主党已有三十余年未能在阿拉巴马州赢得参议院席位

    保罗·斯坦豪泽 福克斯新闻报道
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    前法官埃弗雷特·韦斯赢得了坚定红色州阿拉巴马州的民主党参议院候选人提名，此次选举旨在接替即将竞选州长的共和党参议员汤米·图伯维尔。

    据美联社周二报道，韦斯在民主党参议院决选中击败了小企业老板达卡拉莱·拉里特。

    上月的民主党初选中共有四名候选人，韦斯和拉里特分获第一和第二名。但由于无人得票率超过50%，韦斯和拉里特晋级周二的决选。

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    在与共和党候选人的普选中，韦斯将被视为明显的弱势方。获得前总统唐纳德·特朗普支持的众议员巴里·摩尔，正在共和党提名决选中与前海军海豹突击队狙击手贾里德·哈德逊对决。

    除前民主党参议员道格·琼斯2017年的特别选举胜利外，民主党已有三十余年未能在阿拉巴马州赢得参议院席位。

    这些中期选举将决定共和党是否保住参议院多数席位

    美国阿拉巴马州共和党参议员汤米·图伯维尔2026年将竞选阿拉巴马州州长，而非寻求连任参议院席位。(凯文·迪奇/盖蒂图片社)

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    图伯维尔曾是奥本大学橄榄球主教练，今年他将竞选州长，而非寻求连任参议院议员。

    保罗·斯坦豪泽是驻摇摆州新罕布什尔州的政治记者，全程报道全国竞选活动。

    Dems crown Senate nominee in solidly red Alabama ahead of steep midterm climb

    2026-06-16 23:22 EDT / Fox News

    No Democrat has won a Senate election in Alabama in over three decades outside Doug Jones’ 2017 special election

    By Paul Steinhauser Fox News

    Published June 16, 2026 11:22pm EDT | Updated June 16, 2026 11:23pm EDT

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    Former Judge Everett Wess has won the Democratic Senate nomination in solidly red Alabama, in the race to succeed Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville, who is running for governor this year.

    Wess defeated small business owner Dakarai Larriett in the Democratic Senate runoff, the Associated Press reported on Tuesday.

    Wess and Larriett finished first and second in last month’s primary, in the four candidate field. But since no one topped 50% of the vote, Wess and Larriett advanced to Tuesday’s runoff election.

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    Wess will be considered the clear underdog in the general election against the Republican nominee. Rep. Barry Moore, who was backed by President Donald Trump, was facing off against former Navy SEAL sniper Jared Hudson in the GOP nomination runoff election.

    Other than former Democratic Sen. Doug Jones’ 2017 special election victory, it’s been over three decades since a Democrat has won a Senate election in Alabama.

    THESE MIDTERM RACES WILL DETERMINE WHETHER REPUBLICANS HOLD THEIR SENATE MAJORITY

    U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., is running for Alabama governor in 2026 rather than seek re-election to the Senate.(Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)

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    Tuberville, a former Auburn University head football coach, is running for governor this year rather than seeking re-election to the Senate.

    Paul Steinhauser is a politics reporter based in the swing state of New Hampshire. He covers the campaign trail from coast to coast.

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