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欧盟对俄罗斯军工近1600个人和实体实施制裁

2026年10月12日 17:44 / 联合早报

欧盟针对俄罗斯的制裁黑名单上共有约3500个个人和实体，还对俄罗斯经济的多个领域实施了多轮制裁。 （路透社）

欧盟星期一（10月12日）正式将近1600个新的个人和实体列入针对俄罗斯的制裁黑名单，以继续向莫斯科施压。

法新社报道，欧盟外交与安全政策高级代表卡拉斯写道：“这是自俄罗斯发动战争以来，我们再一次大规模扩充制裁名单。”

“欧洲再次展现了团结一致的立场。名单中超过半数的对象与弹道导弹生产链有关。”

“我们正使俄罗斯生产用于杀害乌克兰人的武器的难度大幅提升，并延缓俄罗斯的生产速度、推高生产成本。”

这将使欧盟针对俄罗斯的制裁黑名单（包括总统普京等关键人物）的列入数量增至约3500个。

除了针对个人和实体的制裁黑名单外，欧盟还对俄罗斯经济的多个领域实施多轮制裁。

波兰总理：美国和欧洲应对遏制俄罗斯更“果断”

2026年10月12日 17:36 / 联合早报

图斯克在华沙安全论坛上说，如果乌克兰在战斗，那它是为了生存而战；俄罗斯的战斗则是为了寻求主宰地位。 （路透社）

波兰总理图斯克星期一（10月12日）说，西方国家应在遏制俄罗斯入侵乌克兰的问题上采取更果断的行动。

法新社报道，他在华沙安全论坛上说：“现在是整个西方——包括欧洲和美国——向俄罗斯及（总统弗拉基米尔）普京表明决心，即准备以更果断的手段遏制俄罗斯的时候了。”他补充说，这主要指的是实施制裁。

在谈及本周即将举行的峰会时，他说：“正因如此，我将前往布鲁塞尔，说服我们所有的欧洲伙伴认真考虑加大对俄罗斯的制裁力度。”

自2022年俄罗斯发动全面入侵以来，波兰一直是乌克兰的亲密盟友，并提供了关键的军事和人道主义援助。

波兰多次指责俄罗斯在其领土上进行破坏活动，但莫斯科方面予以否认。

今年9月，图斯克曾发出警告，称俄罗斯计划在战争中对基辅的盟友（包括华沙）发动“混合”无人机和导弹袭击。

此前，美国总统特朗普宣布俄乌两国将达成一项能源停火协议，但未提供具体细节；这一消息令基辅方面感到震惊，莫斯科方面则保持沉默。

图斯克在华沙安全论坛上说：“如果乌克兰在战斗，那它是为了生存而战；俄罗斯的战斗则是为了寻求主宰地位。”

“我们波兰人清楚地记得，纳粹宣传曾如何试图让欧洲和全世界相信，波兰应对德国的侵略行径负责。”

他强调：“如今，我们正听到莫斯科说同样的论调，而且不幸的是，在我们的一些盟国，这种声音也越来越频繁地出现。”

Americans clash over Supreme Court expansion as fight over 9 justices heats up: ‘Let’s pack it now’

October 12, 2026 7:00am EDT / Fox News

Democrat proposals to expand the bench, impose term limits face Republican resistance

By Hannah Brennan

Americans interviewed on Capitol Hill were split over whether the Supreme Court of the United States should expand as Congress introduces proposals to make reforms to its current size. (Nicholas Ballasy for Fox News Digital)

As lawmakers spar over whether to expand the U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) beyond nine justices, Americans interviewed by Fox News Digital on Capitol Hill had competing views on whether the nation’s highest court needs a shake-up at all.

“If it’s not broken, don’t fix it,” Tim from Washington, D.C., told Fox News Digital.

“If you had more justices, you could have more differing opinions there,” Derek, also from Washington, said. “So you’d have to have more of a consensus on whatever they’re voting on.”

The debate comes after a Republican-backed constitutional amendment to permanently fix SCOTUS at nine justices failed in the House in September, falling short of the two-thirds majority required for passage.

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Americans sound off on whether to expand the U.S. Supreme Court beyond nine justices.(Olivier Douliery/AFP via Getty Images, File)

Democratic lawmakers have also introduced proposals to reshape the court, including legislation to expand its membership, establish term limits and impose additional ethics requirements.

” If we’re gonna change the size we need to do it now,” said Carl from Texas. “If you’re going to pack the court, let’s pack it now.

One person Fox News Digital spoke with questioned the motives behind efforts to increase the number of justices.

“I think those who want to increase the size, maybe just have a bias to it, if it be Republican or Democrat,” Tim said about the idea of expanding the number of justices. “I say just leave it as it is, man.”

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Americans sound off on whether to expand the U.S. Supreme Court beyond nine justices.(Nicholas Ballasy for Fox News Digital)

Democrats have become increasingly angry over many of the court’s votes, and many have alleged their rulings to be rooted in politics rather than law.

“The more people weigh in, the more accurate the results would be, right?” an interviewee said.

One also argued that while he would be in favor of potentially expanding SCOTUS, it would be dependent on how many additional justices were to be added.

“It depends on how much more they add,” Derek said. “One or two more doesn’t seem like it’s that much, but if they’re like, ‘Double it.’ Well, starting to just kind of go overboard at that point.”

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U.S. Rep. Al Green, D-Texas, introduced legislation to expand the bench from nine to 13 justices.(Alex Wong/Getty Images, File)

Several proposals by Democrats have been introduced to reshape SCOTUS, including legislation from Rep. Al Green, D-Texas, to expand the bench from nine to 13 justices, and a separate measure from Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif., to establish 18-year terms of active service for newly appointed justices.

“I think that more substantial change would be putting in term limits,” Mark from Washington, D.C., said. “The size would allow for the next several presidents to appoint more people. I don’t know that it changes the political bent of the current situation, whereas a term limits might be more effective.”

Other Democratic proposals would impose enforceable ethics standards and require greater transparency surrounding the court’s emergency rulings, often referred to as its “shadow docket.”

Republicans argue Democrats’ proposals to overhaul SCOTUS is a reaction to the party’s anger for rulings not being in their favor.

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House Republicans sought to permanently cap SCOTUS at nine justices, casting their proposed constitutional amendment to reject Democratic efforts to expand the court.

It failed to secure the required two-thirds majority needed to pass the House. Amending the Constitution would then also require a two-thirds majority vote in the Senate and then ratification by three-fourths of the states.

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Article III, Section 1 of the Constitution establishes the Supreme Court but does not specify how many justices should serve on it, leaving Congress with the authority to determine its size.

Congress initially established six seats under the Judiciary Act of 1789. The court’s size changed several times throughout the 19th century, reaching as many as 10 justices before Congress established the current nine-justice structure in 1869.

Hannah is a Production Assistant for the Politics team at Fox News Digital.

欧盟明年起限制中国混合动力汽车进口量 为期四年

2026年10月12日 17:41 / 联合早报

据我们估计，2026年，中国对欧洲的混合动力汽车出口量可能高达80万辆。 （路透社）

欧盟一名高级官员星期一（10月12日）说，欧盟将把从中国进口的混合动力汽车数量限制在每年35万辆。

法新社报道，这名官员说：“这将使目前的对欧出口量减少一半以上；据我们估计，2026年，出口量可能高达80万辆。”

这项限制措施将从2027年起实施，为期四年，并从第二年起每年上调6%。

上周，布鲁塞尔与北京就“适度控制”中国向欧盟出口混合动力汽车达成一致。

中国商务部星期一说，欧洲2025年进口了30万2000辆混合动力汽车，上周达成的协议将以这一水平为基准。

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“双方达成以2025年水平为基准、逐年递增的安排，从而确保中国企业的出口空间和稳定增长。”

欧盟日益担忧来自中国的进口激增，许多人指责中国存在不公平贸易行为，包括倾销、操纵汇率以及向企业提供巨额补贴；官员和企业界人士称，这些做法正在损害欧盟企业利益并导致就业流失。

中国驳斥了这些指控，并强调其自身产业实力十分雄厚。

另一名欧盟官员说，布鲁塞尔方面正在制定一项“团结工具”，为遭受不公平行为冲击的行业或地区提供支持；同时还在制定一项“多元化”工具，以鼓励企业实现供应商多元化。

泽连斯基：若俄不遵守能源停火 乌克兰将回应

2026年10月12日 17:52 / 联合早报

10月12日，俄罗斯空袭乌克兰哈尔科夫，导致一栋居民楼受损。 （法新社）

乌克兰领导人泽连斯基星期一（10月12日）说，如果莫斯科不同意美国总统特朗普周末单方面宣布的“能源停火”，乌克兰将采取报复行动。

法新社报道，泽连斯基通过视频连线在华沙安全论坛上说：“如果俄罗斯不同意能源停火，我们将予以回应。”

特朗普在未提供细节的情况下宣布这项能源停火，引发了混乱：基辅方面感到震惊，莫斯科保持沉默，乌克兰的西方盟友则表示支持。

泽连斯基说：“我们正在等待美俄双方会谈的细节，也正在等待了解美方准备采取哪些具体步骤。”

“如果俄罗斯希望我们停止远程打击其炼油厂和石油出口设施，那么俄罗斯就必须停止攻击我们的能源系统和关键基础设施，并停止杀害我们的人民。”

特朗普此前也曾有过在基辅或莫斯科确认之前，就通过其“真实社交”账号宣布停火等安排的先例。

泽连斯基说：“能源停火以及其他缓和局势和保障安全的措施，确实需要在现实中落实，不仅仅是在‘真实社交’平台上说说而已。”

欧盟对俄罗斯军工近1600个人和实体实施制裁

2026年10月12日 17:44 / 联合早报

欧盟针对俄罗斯的制裁黑名单上共有约3500个个人和实体，还对俄罗斯经济的多个领域实施了多轮制裁。 （路透社）

欧盟星期一（10月12日）正式将近1600个新的个人和实体列入针对俄罗斯的制裁黑名单，以继续向莫斯科施压。

法新社报道，欧盟外交与安全政策高级代表卡拉斯写道：“这是自俄罗斯发动战争以来，我们再一次大规模扩充制裁名单。”

“欧洲再次展现了团结一致的立场。名单中超过半数的对象与弹道导弹生产链有关。”

“我们正使俄罗斯生产用于杀害乌克兰人的武器的难度大幅提升，并延缓俄罗斯的生产速度、推高生产成本。”

这将使欧盟针对俄罗斯的制裁黑名单（包括总统普京等关键人物）的列入数量增至约3500个。

除了针对个人和实体的制裁黑名单外，欧盟还对俄罗斯经济的多个领域实施多轮制裁。

‘He doesn’t know anything about my faith’: Kansas candidate responds to JD Vance attacks

2026-10-12 07:38 AM EDT / CNN

By Matthew Lally, CNN

‘He doesn’t know anything about my faith’: Kansas candidate responds to JD Vance attacks

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Audie Cornish and the Group Chat examine Kansas Senate Democratic candidate Adam Hamilton’s response to JD Vance’s comments over faith

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https://www.cnn.com/2026/10/12/politics/video/jd-vance-insults-kansas-candidate-faith

Blue-state governor’s race defies expectations as Republican closes in: Power Rankings

2026-10-12T05:00:55-04:00 / Fox News

Fox News Power Rankings shift Oregon race from Likely Democrat to Lean Democrat as Tina Kotek faces a competitive rematch

Paul Steinhauser By Paul Steinhauser Fox News

Published October 12, 2026 5:00am EDT

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[‘Single-party control has not been good for us’: Oregon Republican targets Democrats in tightening governor’s race]

Oregon Republican gubernatorial nominee Christine Drazan, in a Fox News Digital interview, targets Democratic Gov. Tina Kotek over economy, homelessness, in a high-stakes rematch

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Republicans are gaining ground in blue-leaning Oregon, where Fox News Power Rankings have shifted the governor’s race toward the GOP as Democratic Gov. Tina Kotek faces a competitive rematch with Republican Christine Drazan.

The shift from Likely Democrat to Lean Democrat reflects a competitive political environment in Oregon, where concerns over homelessness, housing, taxes, schools and the cost of living have created an opening for Republicans to end a more than four-decade losing streak in gubernatorial elections.

Republicans are gaining ground in Oregon even as they face a rough national political environment marked by high gas and diesel prices, what polls show is an unpopular war in Iran and President Donald Trump’s low approval ratings.

“This is something historic we’re trying to pull off,” Drazan said in a Fox News Digital interview. “It’s been a long time, and we’re due we win.”

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Fox News Power Rankings on gubernatorial forecast.(Remy Numa/Fox News)

Then-Vice President Kamala Harris carried Oregon by 14 points in the 2024 presidential election, and Democratic Sen. Ron Wyden won his 2022 re-election by 15 points.

But gubernatorial showdowns in the northwestern state have traditionally been much closer contests.

Drazan, a former GOP leader in the Oregon House, lost to Kotek by less than four points in 2022.

After her defeat, she won a state House election in 2024 and returned to the legislature, serving again as minority leader before being appointed last year to the state Senate.

“It’s good to stay in the fight. I think Oregonians … recognized that I didn’t leave, I didn’t move to a different state, I didn’t go hide. I got engaged again, went back into the legislature to serve my community,” Drazan emphasized. “I think that that matters to people, that I am committed long-term to our state.”

The latest public opinion polls indicate a margin of error race in the Kotek-Drazan rematch.

“People are starting to get to know me a little bit more and my leadership, and they’re taking a closer look at whether or not Oregon is uniquely bad right now. It’s not a national issue, it’s here at home,” Drazan said. “We’re struggling right now locally. So, that’s making this race tight.”

While Drazan is trying to keep her focus on Oregon and local issues, the Kotek campaign is aiming to anchor the GOP challenger to Trump, who is very unpopular in the state.

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Democratic Gov. Tina Kotek of Oregon, who is running for re-election in 2026, is facing off in a rematch with Republican Christine Drazan.(Mathieu Lewis-Rolland/Getty Images)

Kotek communications director Federico Araujo told Fox News Digital, “There are still many undecided voters ahead of November. But when the choice is clear in an election, they always show up. And the choice couldn’t be any clearer in this race: Christine Drazan is ready to open the door to Trump’s agenda and Governor Kotek is fighting every day to protect Oregonians from federal overreach and harm.”

But Drazan said that “Oregon needs change. Oregon needs to be done with one approach to the world. Single-party control has not been good for us in my home state. And we need that balance.”

“We need people to be at the table that have been ignored in the past to be able to turn our economy around, frankly, and turn our schools around and serve the people that are facing addiction and slowly dying on our streets. Those are significant challenges, and Tina Kotek doesn’t have the answers to solve them,” she charged.

Four years ago, Drazan received plenty of support from national Republicans as her party benefited from a more favorable political environment.

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Oregon State Sen. Christine Drazan is the Republican nominee for a second straight cycle, as she challenges Democratic Gov. Tina Kotek in a rematch of their 2022 showdown.(Photo by Mathieu Lewis-Rolland/Getty Images)

This time around, national Republicans are facing stiff headwinds as they work to hang on to their fragile congressional majorities and governors’ offices across the country. But the Drazan campaign says it’s now landing financial support from the Republican Governors Association.

“I am grateful to have the Republican Governors Association as a partner in this race. They are investing in this race now,” Drazan said.

But she noted “the sitting governor has a fundraising advantage that’s significant today,” and added, “I could always use more support.”

Democratic Governors Association spokesperson Johanna Warshaw spotlighted the competitive nature of the Oregon gubernatorial showdowns, but told Fox News Digital, “Governor Kotek has the advantage, and we’re confident she’ll win.

“Clearly, the RGA agrees as they’re leaving Christine Drazan’s broke campaign out to dry,” Warshaw claimed.

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Drazan highlighted that she’s “actively fundraising all the time and encouraging folks to get involved in this race right now. We have no limits in Oregon, and that allows me to be able to compete head to head.”

And pointing to her campaign, she said, “I want to achieve something extraordinary.”

Paul Steinhauser covers the national campaign trail from coast to coast for Fox News

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泽连斯基：若俄不遵守能源停火 乌克兰将回应

2026年10月12日 17:52 / 联合早报

10月12日，俄罗斯空袭乌克兰哈尔科夫，导致一栋居民楼受损。 （法新社）

乌克兰领导人泽连斯基星期一（10月12日）说，如果莫斯科不同意美国总统特朗普周末单方面宣布的“能源停火”，乌克兰将采取报复行动。

法新社报道，泽连斯基通过视频连线在华沙安全论坛上说：“如果俄罗斯不同意能源停火，我们将予以回应。”

特朗普在未提供细节的情况下宣布这项能源停火，引发了混乱：基辅方面感到震惊，莫斯科保持沉默，乌克兰的西方盟友则表示支持。

泽连斯基说：“我们正在等待美俄双方会谈的细节，也正在等待了解美方准备采取哪些具体步骤。”

“如果俄罗斯希望我们停止远程打击其炼油厂和石油出口设施，那么俄罗斯就必须停止攻击我们的能源系统和关键基础设施，并停止杀害我们的人民。”

特朗普此前也曾有过在基辅或莫斯科确认之前，就通过其“真实社交”账号宣布停火等安排的先例。

泽连斯基说：“能源停火以及其他缓和局势和保障安全的措施，确实需要在现实中落实，不仅仅是在‘真实社交’平台上说说而已。”

美国经济学家霍尔和伍德福德获诺贝尔经济学奖

2026年10月12日 18:37 / 联合早报

10月12日，瑞典皇家科学院宣布霍尔（Robert E. Hall）和伍德福德（Michael Woodford）荣获2026年诺贝尔经济学奖。 （路透社）

美国经济学家罗伯特·霍尔（Robert Hall）和迈克尔·伍德福德（Michael Woodford）荣获诺贝尔经济学奖，以表彰他们在研究货币与财政政策如何帮助稳定经济波动方面所做出的贡献。

瑞典皇家科学院评审委员会星期一（10月12日）说，授予两人这个奖项是为了表彰他们在研究“宏观经济稳定化的微观经济基础”方面所取得的成就。