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法国卡昂发生驾车冲撞人群事件 致1死10伤

2026年8月27日 09:55 / 联合早报

一名男子周三晚在法国西北部城市卡昂驾车冲撞人群，警方在案发后封锁现场展开调查。 （法新社）

法国西北部城市卡昂周三晚上发生一起驾车冲撞人群事件，造成至少一人死亡10人受伤，其中七人伤势严重。

初步信息显示，事发前，卡昂（Caen）火车站附近一家酒吧内曾发生争斗，一名涉事人员随后驾车冲向路边人群。

负责调查此案的副检察官告诉法新社，当局初步认定，事件不涉及恐怖主义动机，警方已针对谋杀和加重伤害罪名展开调查。“目前来看，尚未发现恐怖主义动机，但调查才刚刚开始。”

他拒绝透露死者的身份详情。

另据当地省长克拉维耶说，涉案嫌疑人是一名26岁的俄罗斯裔男子，此前未被情报部门列入关注名单，警方对他的了解“仅限于交通违法记录”。

据警方消息人士透露，肇事男子在事发后逃离现场，但随后在约20公里外的地区被捕。

台美签署269亿台币发价书 引入超2000架反装甲无人机

2026-08-27 11:52 / 联合早报

台湾军方公布，台美签署269亿元新台币（10亿新元）发价书，预计在今年第四季引入超2000架反装甲无人机。

综合台湾《自由时报》和中时新闻网报道，台湾军购特别条例中有无人机建军规划，预计购买Altius 600 ISR和Altius 700M两款反装甲无人机导弹系统，构成军方所需具有监侦功能，且可进行远距打击的导弹系统。

台湾国防部星期四（8月27日）在政府电子采购网公告美制无人机军购决标案，总金额达269亿元新台币。

美国国务院去年12月批准新一轮对台军售，其中包括价值11亿美元（14亿新元）的Altius-600及更新款Altius-700M攻击无人机，目前决标案金额269亿新台币主要是最核心的无人机机体与发射载具系统的经费，显示双方已正式签署发价书（LOA）。

根据国防部先前释出的采购清单细节，这次军购共包含1554架Altius 700M攻击型无人机，以及478架Altius 600ISR侦察型无人机，预计将全数配备给陆军基层部队使用。

这批造价不菲的新世代无人机预计今年第四季可开始交货，但全数完成交货的期程拉长到2033年6月才执行完毕。

Trial for accused mastermind of 9/11 attacks set for June 2028

August 27, 2026 3:40 AM UTC Updated 19 mins ago / Reuters

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed is shown in this file photograph during his arrest on March 1, 2003. Accused September 11 plotter Khalid Sheikh Mohammed is likely to be executed after being tried and convicted, White House spokesman Robert Gibbs said on January 31, 2010. The Obama administration has begun looking for places other than the… Purchase Licensing Rights, opens new tabRead more

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Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and three co-defendants face charges over attacks that killed nearly 3,000
Appeals court last month blocked plea deals that would have removed capital punishment
Case has faced two decades of legal stalemate before Guantanamo ​Bay military commissions

Aug 26 (Reuters) – A U.S. Air Force judge on Wednesday ordered Khalid Sheikh ‌Mohammed, the accused mastermind of the September 11, 2001, attacks on the United States, and three co-defendants to go on trial before a military tribunal in June 2028.

The trial-scheduling order entered by Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Michael Schrama marked the latest ​milestone in a military prosecution beset by two decades of legal deadlock surrounding the four detainees ​held in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

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Last month, a U.S. appeals court refused to allow Mohammed ⁠and two of his co-defendants to plead guilty under agreements that would have spared them the death penalty.

The appellate ​decision reversed decisions of a military judge and the U.S. Court of Military Commission Review in support of ​the plea deal.

The agreement had been offered last year and accepted by the official who oversees the Pentagon’s Guantanamo war court, only to be revoked last August by then-Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin amid criticism of the deal from Republican lawmakers.

Under Schrama’s 11-page ​order, Mohammed and three co-defendants — Walid Muhammad Salih Mubarak bin ‘Atash, Mustafa Ahmed Adam al Hawsawi, and Ali ​Abdul Aziz Ali — will stand trial starting on June 5, 2028.

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The proceedings open with selection of a panel consisting entirely of ‌service ⁠members who will act as the jury to hear the case according to rules of military justice.

Opening statements will commence 30 calendar days after the panel is seated, followed by presentation of the prosecution’s evidence, after which the defendants may file motions for findings of not guilty.

The order gives both sides opportunities to argue those ​motions and rebut one ​another, and for prosecutors ⁠to reopen their case. The defense presents its principal evidence starting 60 calendar days after the prosecution concludes its case.

The trial ends with a sentencing phase.

Schrama rejected the ​prosecutors’ proposal to open the trial in January 2027, saying that would leave ​too little ⁠time for the “resolution of pretrial evidentiary and compliance motions.”

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Mohammed remains the most well-known inmate at the Guantanamo detention facility, which was set up in 2002 by then-U.S. President George W. Bush to house foreign militant suspects following the ⁠September 11, ​2001, attacks.

He is accused of orchestrating the plot to fly hijacked ​passenger jetliners into the World Trade Center in New York City and into the Pentagon. The 9/11 attacks killed nearly 3,000 people.

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美媒：中情局局长警告俄罗斯勿攻击北约成员国

2026年8月27日 10:34 / 联合早报

7月31日，美国总统特朗普（左）在马里兰州戴维营结束内阁会议后，与中情局局长拉特克利夫交谈。 （路透社）

美国多家媒体周三报道指，美国中央情报局（CIA）局长拉特克利夫本周对莫斯科进行了一次极不寻常的访问，旨在警告俄罗斯不要攻击北约成员国。

《华尔街日报》和哥伦比亚广播公司（CBS）报道称，美国情报评估认为，莫斯科可能试图试探北约的反应，拉特克利夫此行或与此有关。《华尔街日报》更具体指出，俄罗斯总统普京可能在未来几年通过“有限攻击”试探北约。

白宫未回应法新社的多次置评请求。特朗普则说，拉特克利夫星期二（25日）访问莫斯科属于“半例行”性质，并暗示此行与乌克兰战争有关。

特朗普接受保守派电台主持人贝克采访时说：“他在那里，这在某种程度上属于半例行公事。我不想让大家失望。我们希望看到乌克兰战争结束。”

拉特克利夫是自2022年俄乌战争爆发以来访俄的最高级别美国官员之一。

据CBS引述多名知情人士报道，拉特克利夫在访问期间还讨论了伊朗问题，并警告称，如果霍尔木兹海峡不重新开放航运，将面临更多制裁。

克里姆林宫周三说，拉特克利夫在访问莫斯科期间与俄罗斯情报部门进行了“接触”，但并未会见总统普京。

旅行社：尼泊尔泥石流致47人失踪 包括两名新加坡人

2026年8月27日 11:15 / 联合早报

8月27日，无人机拍摄的画面显示，尼泊尔努瓦科特地区发生山洪后，房屋被淤泥覆盖。 （路透社）

一家旅行社周四告诉法新社，一个47人的团队在尼泊尔与中国西藏喜马拉雅山脉边境地带周三爆发泥石流后下落不明，团队中包括两名新加坡人。

“喜马拉雅冰川”（Himalayan Glacier）旅行社总经理潘迪（Sanket Pandey）说，团队成员包括15名澳大利亚人、10名加拿大人、九名尼泊尔人、八名美国人、两名英国人、两名新加坡人，以及一名拥有俄罗斯和美国双重国籍的人士。“目前他们仍处于失联状态。我们的团队正在核查接收受灾人员的医院。”

据法新社，这家总部位于美国的徒步旅行公司创始人潘迪，同时也是尼泊尔徒步旅行代理机构协会的主席。他曾乘直升机飞越受灾区域上空，但未能着陆。

潘迪说，在失踪的15名澳洲人中，包括两名十多岁的男孩。据他描述，团队大多数成员当时身处遭受洪水袭击的拉苏瓦加迪（Rasuwagadhi）地区，其中几人正前往镇上。

失踪人员中还包括七名尼泊尔向导。

英伟达披露过去一个季度向中国出售少量H200晶片

2026-08-27 08:28 / 联合早报

• 英伟达上季度向中国出售少量H200晶片，收入占数据中心业务不到1%，出货量低于美政府许可上限。 – 受中国监管阻力及需求下降影响，H200库存过剩致计提4亿美元费用，且下一季度未计入中国数据中心收入。 – 尽管H200已落后两代，字节跳动、腾讯等获准采购，此次销售具象征意义，为2025年以来首次对华AI晶片出货。

美国晶片巨头英伟达透露，最近一个季度已向中国客户出售少量H200晶片，但实际出货量仍低于美国政府批准的许可上限。图为8月26日英伟达发布最新一度财报当天拍摄的公司总部标志。 （法新社）

美国晶片巨头英伟达透露，最近一个季度已向中国客户出售少量H200晶片，但实际出货量仍低于美国政府批准的许可上限。尽管如此，英伟达的营收和净利润仍录得大幅增长。

据彭博社报道，英伟达星期三（8月26日）在财报中说，截至7月26日的三个月内，H200对华销售收入占公司数据中心业务收入不到1%。

英伟达在这场财报公布远超预期的营收和净利润增长，并预计公司2028财年收入将增长70%。

英伟达指出，由于受到中国监管部门反对，公司至今仍未能按照今年1月获得的美国政府许可，将获准数量的H200全部销往中国。由于需求下降，英伟达过去六个月还为过剩的H200库存计提4亿美元（约5.1亿新元）费用。

包括H200在内的晶片销售，以及电脑游戏相关硬件等其他非人工智能（AI）产品，推动英伟达在中国市场的季度营收达到78亿8000万美元，接近去年同期的两倍。公司没有披露H200在华销量，也没有公布相关营收。

在下一季度的业绩展望中，英伟达仍未计入任何来自中国的数据中心计算业务收入。自2022年以来，美国以先进AI技术可能被用于中国军事发展为由，持续收紧对华出口限制，英伟达也因此基本被挡在中国高端AI晶片市场之外。

尽管H200对英伟达整体营收贡献有限，但此次出货仍具有象征意义，因为这是英伟达自2025年获准向中国客户销售部分H20、并取得约6000万美元营收以来，首次再次向中国销售AI晶片。

H20原本是为符合美国此前出口限制而设计，但特朗普在2025年4月禁止对华销售，之后又撤销决定。不过，中国随后要求本国企业不要采购H20。

去年，英伟达首席执行官黄仁勋经过数月游说，最终说服特朗普允许公司向获准的中国客户销售H200。H200属于英伟达Hopper系列产品，相关交易附带多项条件，包括向美国支付相当于销售额25%的费用。

美国商务部负责工业与安全事务的副部长凯斯勒（Jeffrey Kessler）今年7月曾说，销往中国客户的H200数量“微不足道”，但没有透露更多细节。

英国《金融时报》8月18日报道，字节跳动和腾讯过去几周各获批约1万颗H200处理器，另有数家中国科技企业也可能很快获得批准，接收数量相近的H200。

H200目前已比英伟达最新的Rubin处理器落后两个世代，但在中国市场仍具竞争力。

几个月来，英伟达一直持有美国商务部工业与安全局批准的H200对华出口许可，但由于中国是否允许本国科技企业采购英伟达晶片一直存在不确定性，相关销售迟迟未能放量。

日本著名艺术家草间弥生逝世

2026年8月27日 11:41 / 联合早报

日本著名艺术家草间弥生于2026年8月14日逝世，享年97岁。 （路透社）

享誉国际的日本当代艺术家草间弥生（Yayoi Kusama）于2026年8月14日在东京一家医院逝世，享年97岁。

草间弥生工作室网站星期四（8月27日）发布上述艺术家逝世公告。文告写道：“草间弥生的一生致力于艺术创作，作为一位享誉国际的先锋前卫艺术家，她的创作实践涵盖视觉艺术、行为艺术、小说及诗歌等多个领域。她笔耕不辍，直至生命最后一刻，始终坚持探索永恒之爱与不朽灵魂的真谛。

“我们将继承草间弥生的遗志，通过艺术继续为世界各地的人们带来希望与力量，共同展望未来。”

草间弥生出生于1929年，出身富裕家庭，是家中的小女儿；10岁时开始创作标志性的圆点与网状图案。她那鲜红色的假发和大胆的圆点装束极具辨识度，而她那充满活力的作品，正是她与精神疾病长期抗争的写照。

CIA Director John Ratcliffe warned Russia not to attack NATO during secretive trip

2026-08-26 20:39 EDT / CBS News

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The purpose of CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s visit to Moscow this week was to warn Russia not to attack NATO member states, according to multiple people familiar with the matter, amid U.S. intelligence assessments that Russia could try to test NATO.

Ratcliffe also brought up Iran, warning of additional sanctions if the Strait of Hormuz does not reopen to shipping traffic, the people familiar with the matter told CBS News.

The secretive visit to the Russian capital came to light on Tuesday, after a U.S. Air Force jet was spotted flying into a Moscow airport and a diplomatic motorcade moved through the city. CBS News was first to report the trip, which is Ratcliffe’s first known visit to Russia as CIA director. Ukraine was told that a U.S. delegation would travel to Moscow and was asked to hold off on strikes for the duration of the visit, according to a senior Ukrainian official.

The Wall Street Journal was first to report on Ratcliffe’s warning not to attack NATO.

The CIA declined to comment on the reasons for Ratcliffe’s trip.

President Trump confirmed the visit to Moscow in an interview with radio host Glenn Beck earlier Wednesday, but said it wasn’t related to Iran or to Russian desires to test NATO, describing it as a “semi-routine” trip. Mr. Trump said “something may come out of” Ratcliffe’s visit, pointing to his push to end Russia’s war with Ukraine.

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told reporters in Moscow that Ratcliffe spoke with Russian intelligence officials, but didn’t meet with President Vladimir Putin.

Recent American intelligence assessments have indicated that Putin could be willing to authorize provocative actions on NATO territory, including cyberattacks, hybrid actions and other operations that fall short of conventional military action, CBS News reported earlier this month. The likely goal would not necessarily be to trigger a war, but instead to test NATO’s unity and the Trump administration’s willingness to defend NATO allies, according to U.S. officials.

A pattern of recent Russian actions has prompted concerns, the officials said, including drone incursions into Romania, a Russian missile that crossed into Poland last month and an uptick in alleged sabotage actions and cyberattacks in Europe.

Under Article 5 of the treaty that created NATO, members of the alliance are expected to come to each other’s defense if attacked, a provision that the U.S. invoked after the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks. But Mr. Trump has long questioned NATO’s reliability and criticized member states for — in his view — not contributing enough to their own defense.

Mr. Trump has also publicly pushed Russia and Ukraine to end their four-year-long war, though diplomatic efforts have appeared to stall.

Meanwhile, Russia has maintained its partnership with Iran during the U.S.’s war with the Middle Eastern state, providing intelligence to Iran on U.S. positions in the region, CBS News reported earlier this year. The two countries have also cooperated on drone manufacturing for years.

Jennifer Jacobs and Aidan Stretch contributed to this report.

全球过半土壤状况堪忧 威胁粮食供应与生物多样性

2026年8月27日 11:57 / 联合早报

8月1日，法国东南部蒙福尔-叙尔-阿尔让（Montfort-sur-Argens）地区发生森林大火后，大片森林被烧毁。 （法新社档案照片）

联合国周四发布的一份报告指出，全球超过一半的土壤状况堪忧，这威胁到了全球粮食供应与生物多样性，但旨在改善土壤健康的行之有效的措施却未能得到落实。

联合国粮食及农业组织在周四（8月27日）发布的报告中警告：“在全球范围内，我们必须转变观念，从单纯的土壤开发转向土壤的负责任管理。”

报告作者指出，土壤“支撑了我们95%的粮食生产，承载了全球59%的生物多样性，并且是仅次于海洋的地球第二大碳汇”，但土壤退化正以惊人的速度持续加剧。

报告发现，在52.5%的区域和次区域中，土壤管理状况处于“差”或“极差”水平，三分之一的区域管理状况“一般”，仅14%的区域管理状况“良好”或“极好”。

这是粮农组织继2015年开展开创性评估之后，第二次发布关于全球土壤健康状况的重磅报告。

US judge blocks Trump overhaul of funding for fair housing groups

2026-08-26 20:31:55 UTC / Reuters

By Nate Raymond

August 26, 2026 8:31 PM UTC Updated 20 mins ago

[1/2]Construction workers use wood and lumber to build residential homes in Irvine, California, U.S., March 28, 2025. REUTERS/Mike Blake

• Summary

• HUD planned to direct $46 million of $56 million to five grants
• Judge says HUD failed to explain sweeping changes to grant program
• Plan would bar longstanding fair housing groups from program, judge says

BOSTON, Aug 26 (Reuters) – A federal judge on Wednesday blocked President Donald Trump’s administration from ‌restructuring a federal grant program to redirect money away from over 100 non-profit organizations that had historically received funding to help prevent and investigate housing discrimination.

U.S. District Judge Myong Joun in Boston ruled the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development had failed to ​provide a reasoned explanation for its decision to implement “sweeping changes” to a decades-old grant program run ​by the agency designed to combat housing discrimination.

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His ruling came in a lawsuit by the ⁠National Fair Housing Alliance and the Massachusetts Fair Housing Center, which sued in July to block the ​changes.

Lila Miller, a lawyer for the plaintiffs at the law firm Relman Colfax, in a statement said the ruling “rightfully ​recognizes the stakes at issue and protects the rule of law.”

HUD did not respond to a request for comment.

Joun, an appointee of Democratic President Joe Biden, said Congress had long recognized the need to provide funding for fair housing organizations to help support ​the work of HUD, which had funded them through multi-year grants.

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Yet he said HUD in July upended that ​system of enforcing the Fair Housing Act by announcing it would not allocate any of its congressionally appropriated funding for the ‌2025 fiscal ⁠year to private enforcement initiatives or to multi-year grants issued through the Fair Housing Initiatives Program, which Congress created in 1987.

In the past, HUD would typically award over 100 grants ranging from $75,000 to $425,000, according to lawyers for the fair housing groups.

HUD instead planned to use $46 million of the $56 million that Congress had appropriated for just five grants, $25 million ​of which would go to ​a law school. The ⁠remaining $10 million could go to a state or local agency.

“The effect of HUD’s restructure effectively bars the very housing organizations that have been effectuating FHIP’s mission year after ​year since its enactment,” Joun said.

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The Trump administration also sought to force grant ​recipients to sign ⁠onto unrelated conditions to receive funding, by imposing requirements that they not use any funding to support “gender ideology” or “illegal immigration.”

HUD had argued it had the discretion to impose those conditions and that the changes it was making to the ⁠grant program ​were part of a large-scale modernization effort designed to broaden participation.

But ​Joun said that the “pithy description falls woefully short of the mark in both form and substance,” and it was “hard to see how or ​where Defendants relied on relevant data in crafting these changes.”

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