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星期六PSI预计达不健康水平 星期天烟霾或缓解

2026年10月23日 19:55 / 来源：早报

国家环境局预测，星期六（10月24日）空气污染指数（PSI）将介于90点至140点，整体处于适中至不健康水平。 （白艳琳）

国家环境局预测，星期六（10月24日）的24小时空气污染指数（PSI）将介于90点至140点，整体处于适中至不健康水平。

新加坡星期五（23日）的空气质量有所下降。截至晚上7时，一小时PM2.5浓度介于每立方米68至92微克（处于偏高水平），中部最高。全岛24小时PSI介于87点至109点之间，处于“适中”至“不健康”范围，西部的空气素质最差。环境局星期五发布的文告指出，监测显示，苏门答腊的烟霾正吹向新加坡，加里曼丹上空也观测到烟霾。

星期六，新加坡及周边地区将迎来阵雨，但在偏南东南风或偏南西南风的吹袭下，部分来自苏门答腊的烟霾仍可能飘向我国。24小时PSI预计介于90点至140点，处于适中至不健康水平。

星期天（25日）起，随着风向转为西南风或西风，加上降雨增加，本地的烟霾情况预计将得到一定程度的缓解。

当局提醒公众，规划隔天的户外活动时，应参考PSI预报及相关健康建议；若要进行即时户外活动，则可通过烟霾网站 haze.gov.sg 或myENV手机应用，查看最新一小时PM2.5浓度。

俄柴油打破禁令运往纽约 普京与特朗普协议生效

发布/2026年10月23日 16:59

10月22日，化学品兼成品油轮“玛丽娜”号停靠在俄罗斯圣彼得堡港。随着美俄达成柴油供应协议，俄罗斯已解除出口禁令，开始恢复向全球及美国市场供应燃料。 （法新社）

伦敦证券交易所集团（LSEG）周五公布的数据显示，随着美俄两国达成协议，一艘载有4万公吨俄罗斯柴油、悬挂马耳他国旗的油轮正驶向美国纽约。

美国将于11月3日举行中期选举。据路透社报道，为平抑国内柴油价格，总统特朗普近期频频施策，不仅暂停执行对俄新制裁法案的部分条款，还警告欧洲国家若不释放应急石油储备，美国将实施柴油出口禁令。

航运数据显示，这艘名为“Agioi Fanendes”号的中型油轮于10月22日在俄罗斯波罗的海港口滨海斯克（Primorsk）完成装载4万公吨超低硫柴油，预计将于11月7日运抵美国。

在俄罗斯总统普京与特朗普达成协议后，俄方已同意解除自行实施的柴油出口禁令，恢复向全球市场及美国供应燃料。

特朗普曾于10月9日透露，俄罗斯将立即对外出口30万公吨（约225万桶）柴油，11月将追加50万公吨，并在此后不久再出口100万公吨。

俄罗斯副总理诺瓦克上周则说，到今年年底，俄罗斯每月柴油出口量将回升至300万至350万公吨，恢复至该国的常规出口水平。

自2023年2月欧盟因俄乌战争对俄罗斯石油产品实施全面进口禁令以来，俄罗斯柴油的主要出口对象已转为巴西、土耳其及部分非洲国家。

术后遵医嘱静养 教宗取消阿西西行程

2026年10月23日 17:05 / 新明日报

10月21日，教宗良十四世在圣伯多禄广场主持每周公开讲解。这是他接受肺癌手术后，首次重返广场主持公开活动。 （路透社档案照片）

梵蒂冈周五宣布，71岁的教宗良十四世因刚接受肺癌手术正在康复中，为避免乘坐直升机，已决定取消原定于10月27日前往意大利小镇阿西西的行程。

梵蒂冈说，教宗是在听取医疗团队建议后作出上述决定。

教宗的主治外科医生及私人医师在另一份联合声明中指出，最新的胸部检查显示，教宗的术后康复状况非常理想。

教宗于10月13日接受手术切除了右肺下叶，随后被确诊患有肺腺癌。

医疗团队周三说，对切除组织进行的进一步化验确认，癌细胞仅局限于局部，教宗无需接受任何后续抗癌治疗。

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教宗原定于10月27日前往罗马以北约175公里的阿西西（Assisi），与其他宗教领袖一同出席一场和平活动。

梵蒂冈在声明中指出：“为配合教宗在接受胸腔手术后的康复进程，并遵循医嘱，教宗良十四世将无法出席本次活动。”

教宗已于10月17日出院，目前正逐步恢复日常公务。10月21日，他已重返圣伯多禄广场（St. Peter’s Square），主持面向朝圣者的每周公开讲解。

目前，梵蒂冈尚未确认教宗是否会如期在11月6日至17日出访乌拉圭、阿根廷和秘鲁。

暴力骚乱余波未平 全法多地商家周末停业避险

发布/2026年10月23日 17:34

为防范新一轮冲击，巴黎巴塞尔艺术展宣布整个周末闭馆，罗浮宫（图）及路易威登基金会艺术中心也将于周六暂停开放。 （法新社档案照片）

在全国性抗议演变成暴力骚乱一周后，尽管法国当局发布了示威禁令，众多企业、博物馆及文化机构仍计划在本周末暂停营业，严阵以待。

法国学生全国联合会（UNEF）已呼吁于周六（10月24日）发起集会，抗议教师短缺与设施简陋。与此同时，上周末抗议行动的组织者之一“黄背心”也已提交在巴黎市中心举行游行的申请。

尽管法国总统马克龙计划与学生代表会面沟通，但UNEF明确表示抗议活动将如期推进，并在声明中指责马克龙践踏抗议自由。

为遏制动荡蔓延，法国政府宣布将禁止非法抗议，仅允许工会发起的示威在指定改道后进行。然而，法国主要工会之一，法国工人民主联盟（CFDT）警告称，限制措施只会适得其反，政府应当拿出具体方案，正面回应公众对生活成本飙升与预算削减的诉求。

上周末的抢劫与骚乱过后，部分城市通过实施宵禁暂时维持了平静，但司法部门透露全法已有约2700人被捕。目前，马赛和里昂已全面禁止周六的所有抗议活动。

为防范新一轮冲击，马赛商会呼吁当地商家周六暂停营业，巴黎巴塞尔艺术展宣布整个周末闭馆，罗浮宫及路易威登基金会艺术中心也将于周六暂停开放。

Trump’s MAGA faithful send warning to Republicans ahead of high-stakes midterm elections

October 23, 2026 4:00am EDT / Fox News

Voters at Trump’s Iowa rally backed Republicans but voiced concerns about inflation, the Iran war and stalled legislation

By Alex Miller Fox News

Trump loyalists reveal why they’re sticking with president despite growing frustrations

Some of President Donald Trump’s loyal supporters still have has back, but outside of his rally in Sioux City, Iowa, they want to see change come soon from him and Republicans heading into a crucial midterm election.

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SIOUX CITY, Iowa — President Donald Trump’s loyal base of supporters still have his and Republicans’ back in Iowa, but some are growing concerned over lingering issues, like the economy and gridlock in Congress, as Election Day nears.

Trump and Republicans ran on a platform of lowering inflation, halting “forever wars” and repairing an economy that they say was wrecked by former President Joe Biden and his administration. But prices are still high, and the war in Iran is still ongoing, causing a spike in fuel prices that have stuck around heading into Nov. 3.

Outside of Trump’s rally in Sioux City, Iowa, where the president was set to rile up support for Rep. Ashley Hinson, R-Iowa, in a tightening Senate race against Iowa state Rep. Josh Turek, his supporters who spoke with Fox News Digital still backed Republicans but expressed hope that change would soon come.

VOTERS PREPARE TO WEIGH-IN ON TRUMP’S ECONOMY AS COSTS CONTINUE TO SURGE

President Donald Trump greets supporters during a campaign rally at Heartland Credit Union Arena in Park City, Kan., on Oct. 19, 2026.(Getty Images)

Beth Fitzl, an Iowa voter, said of Trump that she didn’t “agree with everything he does, but in the end, he’s here for us.”

“This is the way I see it,” Fitzl told Fox News Digital. “He’s like the Packers, OK? They may be getting in deep, but they always pull it off in the end, and I truly think he’s going to do something to turn it around. I really think he’s going to pull something to turn it around.”

Chuck Jones, a veteran and Purple Heart recipient who made the trek from Minnesota for the Iowa rally, was frustrated about the divisive, tribal nature of politics.

He told Fox News Digital that “these politicians, they’re fighting for one thing on one side, and other people are fighting for something on the other side, but there’s nobody sitting at the table in the middle.”

TRUMP VOTERS REVEAL THEIR BIGGEST FEAR HEADING INTO MIDTERMS — AND IT’S NOT RISING PRICES

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When asked if Republicans and Trump needed to do something different should they hold onto control of Washington, D.C., after the election, Jones said, “Well, I think it’s time that we’re going to have to show some difference, because people aren’t happy with the way things have been in the last few years.”

“And we’re going to have to do something about it and decisively show the American public that you can get it done and get it done correctly,” he said. “They’re going to have to work together instead of fighting each other.”

Hinson’s race is one of six toss-ups that Republicans in the Senate are trying to hold onto. She and Turek are vying for Republican Sen. Joni Ernst’s seat after she opted to retire from the upper chamber last year.

Their race, like others during this cycle, has become surprisingly close, given that Trump won the state in 2024 by roughly 13 points and has won it each time he’s been on the ballot.

THUNE MAKES BOLD PREDICTION ABOUT REPUBLICANS’ SENATE CHANCES AS GOP PULLS MILLIONS FROM KEY RACES

Republican nominee for Senate Ashley Hinson, right, speaks during a televised debate with Democratic nominee for Senate Josh Turek at WHO 13, on Oct. 13, 2026, in Des Moines, Iowa.(Charlie Neibergall/AP Photo)

Dawn Stanley, an Iowa voter who has voted for Trump in each of the last three elections, still planned to support him and Hinson. She told Fox News Digital that Turek hadn’t “showed up” for Iowa and noted that he’d been absent from the state legislature “42% of the time” — Turek missed 261 votes between January and May of this year while on the campaign trail.

Still, her biggest frustration with Republicans was their inability to pass the SAVE America Act, voter ID and election security legislation that has been consistently blocked by Senate Democrats.

“I really do think it comes down to the SAVE Act,” Stanley said. “I really do, because we can’t have all these Democrats in there and bringing over all these illegals who are going to vote for those people and have chaos. That’s what it is.”

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“The United States is in chaos and I really believe it’s because of the illegals and the Islamic terrorists that are coming over,” she continued. “And just look at what’s going on in France. I mean, it’s terrible. And I don’t want that for our country, and that’s what Trump can stop. And that’s why we need to bring in all the conservatives that we can.”

Others were concerned about Democrats regaining power and feared that Republicans may not show up on Nov. 3 to support GOP candidates.

“We need to get the people out to vote,” Kurt, who traveled from South Dakota for the rally, told Fox News Digital. “Republican people need to get out the vote. They stay home too much. This is a war to be won with the Left, as far as I’m concerned.”

Alex Miller is a writer for Fox News Digital covering the U.S. Senate.

俄柴油打破禁令运往纽约 普京与特朗普协议生效

发布/2026年10月23日 16:59

10月22日，化学品兼成品油轮“玛丽娜”号停靠在俄罗斯圣彼得堡港。随着美俄达成柴油供应协议，俄罗斯已解除出口禁令，开始恢复向全球及美国市场供应燃料。 （法新社）

伦敦证券交易所集团（LSEG）周五公布的数据显示，随着美俄两国达成协议，一艘载有4万公吨俄罗斯柴油、悬挂马耳他国旗的油轮正驶向美国纽约。

美国将于11月3日举行中期选举。据路透社报道，为平抑国内柴油价格，总统特朗普近期频频施策，不仅暂停执行对俄新制裁法案的部分条款，还警告欧洲国家若不释放应急石油储备，美国将实施柴油出口禁令。

航运数据显示，这艘名为“Agioi Fanendes”号的中型油轮于10月22日在俄罗斯波罗的海港口滨海斯克（Primorsk）完成装载4万公吨超低硫柴油，预计将于11月7日运抵美国。

在俄罗斯总统普京与特朗普达成协议后，俄方已同意解除自行实施的柴油出口禁令，恢复向全球市场及美国供应燃料。

特朗普曾于10月9日透露，俄罗斯将立即对外出口30万公吨（约225万桶）柴油，11月将追加50万公吨，并在此后不久再出口100万公吨。

俄罗斯副总理诺瓦克上周则说，到今年年底，俄罗斯每月柴油出口量将回升至300万至350万公吨，恢复至该国的常规出口水平。

自2023年2月欧盟因俄乌战争对俄罗斯石油产品实施全面进口禁令以来，俄罗斯柴油的主要出口对象已转为巴西、土耳其及部分非洲国家。

术后遵医嘱静养 教宗取消阿西西行程

发布/2026年10月23日 17:05

10月21日，教宗良十四世在圣伯多禄广场主持每周公开讲解。这是他接受肺癌手术后，首次重返广场主持公开活动。 （路透社档案照片）

梵蒂冈周五宣布，71岁的教宗良十四世因刚接受肺癌手术正在康复中，为避免乘坐直升机，已决定取消原定于10月27日前往意大利小镇阿西西的行程。

梵蒂冈说，教宗是在听取医疗团队建议后作出上述决定。

教宗的主治外科医生及私人医师在另一份联合声明中指出，最新的胸部检查显示，教宗的术后康复状况非常理想。

教宗于10月13日接受手术切除了右肺下叶，随后被确诊患有肺腺癌。

医疗团队周三说，对切除组织进行的进一步化验确认，癌细胞仅局限于局部，教宗无需接受任何后续抗癌治疗。

教宗原定于10月27日前往罗马以北约175公里的阿西西（Assisi），与其他宗教领袖一同出席一场和平活动。

梵蒂冈在声明中指出：“为配合教宗在接受胸腔手术后的康复进程，并遵循医嘱，教宗良十四世将无法出席本次活动。”

教宗已于10月17日出院，目前正逐步恢复日常公务。10月21日，他已重返圣伯多禄广场（St. Peter’s Square），主持面向朝圣者的每周公开讲解。

目前，梵蒂冈尚未确认教宗是否会如期在11月6日至17日出访乌拉圭、阿根廷和秘鲁。

【美国中期选举】民调：美青年主要投票动机是反对特朗普

发布/2026年10月23日 17:58

美国总统特朗普星期四（10月22日）在艾奥瓦州苏城为共和党拉票。图为在集会现场，共和党众议院候选人米切尔（右）将自创的“世纪人物奖”颁给特朗普。 （法新社）

（华盛顿综合电）最新民调显示，计划在11月3日美国中期选举投票的30岁以下美国成年人中，绝大多数的主要动机是反对总统特朗普和他的政策。

美国新闻网站Axios星期四（10月22日）报道，哈佛大学最新发布的青年民调显示，多达77%的受访者不认可特朗普处理经济问题的方式，其中约一半是年轻共和党人。

这项调查于9月30日至10月期间进行，抽取2024名18到29岁美国年轻人的概率样本。只有三分之一的受访者计划在来临中期选举中投票，较2022年的40%大幅下降；他们当中，63%的投票动机是为了反对特朗普。

民调结果反映当代美国年轻人的财务焦虑。受访者认为，对自己长期财务安全构成严重威胁的首要因素是物价和生活费，其次是大公司势力和贸易战。

多达74%的受访者不赞成国会共和党人的表现，也有三分之二的人不赞成民主党在国会所做的工作。

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此外，大多数受访者支持全民医疗保险、财富税和禁止国会股票交易。

仅9%的受访者认为美国正朝着正确方向前进。这是哈佛青年民调史上的最低水平。

特朗普推住房和燃料激励政策 以期提振选情

目前距离选举日只剩约10天，共和党还在努力挽救选情。特朗普星期四到选情胶着的艾奥瓦州为共和党候选人站台。他再次呼吁选民假装他本人也参选，把票投给共和党。

特朗普在保守派聚居的苏城

过去10年，艾奥瓦州一直是共和党稳固票仓，特朗普曾以两位数优势在该州获胜。然而，由于选民对物价上涨和伊朗战争的不满，共和党这次在艾州与民主党的竞争异常激烈。

出席集会的73岁选民西茨曼是特朗普的支持者，他说：“唯一的问题是燃油价格，这比其他任何事情都更让特朗普头痛。”

特朗普向选民强调自己动用冷战时期法律来促进燃料生产的举措。他表明，政府会根据《国防生产法案》拨出1亿5000万美元，用于提升全美的炼油能力，以期降低燃料价格。

他当天还签署一项行政令，旨在降低住房成本，并显示政府正在回应选民对生活负担能力的担忧。

这份行政令指示美国联邦住房金融局设立试点项目，主动取消部分贷款的抵押贷款保险。在房屋升值幅度足够大的情况下，此举可能会为部分借款人节省资金。

暴力骚乱余波未平 全法多地商家周末停业避险

发布/2026年10月23日 17:34

为防范新一轮冲击，巴黎巴塞尔艺术展宣布整个周末闭馆，罗浮宫（图）及路易威登基金会艺术中心也将于周六暂停开放。 （法新社档案照片）

在全国性抗议演变成暴力骚乱一周后，尽管法国当局发布了示威禁令，众多企业、博物馆及文化机构仍计划在本周末暂停营业，严阵以待。

法国学生全国联合会（UNEF）已呼吁于周六（10月24日）发起集会，抗议教师短缺与设施简陋。与此同时，上周末抗议行动的组织者之一“黄背心”也已提交在巴黎市中心举行游行的申请。

尽管法国总统马克龙计划与学生代表会面沟通，但UNEF明确表示抗议活动将如期推进，并在声明中指责马克龙践踏抗议自由。

为遏制动荡蔓延，法国政府宣布将禁止非法抗议，仅允许工会发起的示威在指定改道后进行。然而，法国主要工会之一，法国工人民主联盟（CFDT）警告称，限制措施只会适得其反，政府应当拿出具体方案，正面回应公众对生活成本飙升与预算削减的诉求。

上周末的抢劫与骚乱过后，部分城市通过实施宵禁暂时维持了平静，但司法部门透露全法已有约2700人被捕。目前，马赛和里昂已全面禁止周六的所有抗议活动。

为防范新一轮冲击，马赛商会呼吁当地商家周六暂停营业，巴黎巴塞尔艺术展宣布整个周末闭馆，罗浮宫及路易威登基金会艺术中心也将于周六暂停开放。

Trump turns the GOP’s Ramaswamy ad headache into a migraine

2026-10-23T08:00:15.151Z / https://www.cnn.com/2026/10/23/politics/trump-ramaswamy-acton-ad

President Donald Trump has been undermining his own party for months, continuously causing more headaches for Republicans even long after most presidents would’ve taken the Election Day cue to rein themselves in.

So why would that stop on the eve of those elections?

Trump’s latest move is trying to bully Republicans into embracing a highly controversial political ad that seeks to weaponize a situation involving alleged child sexual abuse. The ad has clearly rubbed many GOP officeholders the wrong way, from both a moral and a political perspective.

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The ad from Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy features the estranged mother of his Democratic opponent, Amy Acton, calling Acton a liar. Acton has previously said she hasn’t seen her mother since she was 12 years old, when her mother lost custody of her children and the man she married was indicted for allegedly sexually abusing Acton.

Trump not only defended the ad on Thursday, but he also urged his party to own it and put pressure on Republicans to fall in line. During an Iowa rally that night, he even told the crowd that Ramaswamy had called him asking for advice on whether to take it down, and the president told him he needed to leave the ad up.

“Look upstairs and say thank you, God, very much. I appreciate it,” Trump recalled saying to Ramaswamy.

In a social media post earlier in the day, Trump praised the mother for having the “courage” to speak out against her daughter. And he attacked one of the Republicans who has criticized the ad, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, as “disloyal to the Republican Party.”

Trump doubled down even when reporters noted his fellow Republicans’ concern about a situation involving alleged child sex abuse.

He said twice that he knew “nothing about” the backstory between Acton and her mother, but he argued that the mother had to be taken “seriously” regardless.

“Even if it’s a little bit true, you don’t want her as governor,” Trump said.

Looking beyond the fact that he’s clearly willing to dismiss credible abuse allegations, there are some real ironies here.

First, if a mother calling her child a liar is inherently disqualifying, that would be bad news for the man Trump made Defense secretary: Pete Hegseth. Hegseth’s mother wrote him an email in 2018 saying he “belittles, lies, cheats, sleeps around and uses women for his own power and ego,” according to a New York Times report.

(Hegseth’s mother disowned those sentiments and defended her son during his confirmation process.)

Also, Acton’s mother essentially accuses her of being an inveterate liar — including about her political opponent and her upbringing. For Trump, that is really casting stones from a glass house.

But even setting that aside, it’s a highly questionable political tactic. The Ohio governorship is important, but is it critical enough to risk tarnishing the party’s brand more broadly and causing an intra-party feud less than two weeks before an election?

Other Republicans aren’t just standing down here, and it’s permeating outside Ohio. The same afternoon that Trump made these comments, we learned the Iowa GOP Senate candidate Rep. Ashley Hinson became the latest Republican to call for the ad to be taken down. She told ABC News it was “absolutely terrible” for Acton to have “to relive that trauma.”

It’s one thing for Sen. Jon Husted and other Ohio Republicans to speak out against the ad and worry about what it could mean for them; it’s another for a key GOP candidate from outside Ohio’s borders to openly criticize it.

And even if the ad doesn’t blow back on the GOP, is there much to be gained here? Is it worth the risk?

The last time we saw an ad this brutal from family members of a midterm candidate was a 2018 ad featuring Arizona GOP Rep. Paul Gosar’s six siblings all denouncing him. He went from 71% of the vote in 2016 to 68% in 2018 — a small shift likely spurred by a worse environment for the GOP rather than the ad.

Even that kind of shift might not be enough for Ramaswamy, who trails by around five points in the average of recent quality polling. And it’s worth restating: the Gosar ad didn’t involve credible abuse allegations.

Trump is essentially asking his party to own something that it’s clearly very uncomfortable owning, just to help one candidate who might or might not benefit from it. His comments make no bones about this being who the Republican Party is these days, and he’s telling his allies to just grin and bear it.

Trump clearly doesn’t share the qualms about the morality of the ad. And maybe that shouldn’t be surprising from a guy who didn’t seem to get the fuss about the Epstein files and even repeatedly floated a pardon for convicted child sex-trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell. Praising the “courage” of Acton’s mother is very much in line with all that.

It’s too early to see credible polling on what Ohioans or Americans think of the ad yet, but Trump has repeatedly shown that he has no problem with forcing his party to deal with overwhelmingly unpopular things. That includes his tariffs, the Iran war, his taxpayer-funded political ads and his happy talk about inflation and the economy, which Trump has stuck with long after it clearly wasn’t working.

He goes with his gut and his impulse, even when those things have repeatedly failed his party politically of late. Now he’s asking his party to swallow something else unsavory that could drag down key candidates, less than two weeks before Election Day.