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【精彩回顧】》》》---今日心情:
1【Japanese journalist killed in Aleppo】日本女記者在敘遭槍戰中彈身亡
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TEXT:Smoke covers Aleppo city streets as a government siege rages. Japanese journalist Mika Yamamoto died there Tuesday from wounds sustained in a gunfight between Syrian forces and rebels, becoming the first Japanese national killed in the 17-month-old conflict. The award-winning journalist worked for Tokyo-based independent news wire Japan Press and was travelling with the Free Syrian Army. Colleague Kazutaka Sato, who was travelling with her, said Yamamoto was his wife and they had been together for fifteen years. He explained that he could do nothing to help her, as he showed her bullet-scarred flak jacket. Yamamoto's death underscores the hostile environment in which journalists operate to cover the Syrian conflict, in which 18,000 people have been killed.
參考譯文:隨著政府軍發動猛烈圍攻阿勒頗硝煙四起。周二，日本女記者山本美香在敘利亞軍隊和反叛軍的槍戰中受傷不幸身亡，這成為首位在這場17個月沖突中被殺的日本國民。這名東京獨立新聞報日本通訊社的著名記者過去一路和敘利亞自由軍隨行。與她一道的同事Kazutaka Sato稱山本美香是他的妻子，他們已經在一起工作了15年。他拿著山本美香彈痕累累的防彈衣表示他無能為力，不能幫助她。山本美香的死凸顯新聞工作者在報道這場已造成18,000人死亡的敘利亞沖突中環境之不友善。
2【China welcomes island activists in Hong Kong】中國歡迎香港保釣人士
TEXT:Chinese island activists sail into Victoria Harbour amidst cheers and applause in an unofficial welcome ceremony. They're returning to China one week after they landed on disputed islands claimed by both Beijing and Tokyo, sparking a diplomatic storm. The two countries have been feuding for decades over the island chain, near potentially huge maritime gas fields. All 14 people on the boat were detained by Japan upon their arrival on the island last Wednesday. Captain Yeung Hong was emotional as he recalled the moment he first saw the island. KAI FUNG NO.2'S CAPTAIN YEUNG HONG SAYING: "When we managed to approach the island, I didn't know what to say. We raised the flag, then I returned to the boat -- as captain I must get back to the boat -- after I got back to the boat, I didn't know what to say. I only cried for five minutes." Both China's government, which faces a once-in-a-decade leadership change later this year, and Japan's Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda, are under domestic pressure to take a tough stance over the islands.
參考譯文:在一場充滿歡呼聲和掌聲的非官方歡迎儀式中，搭載著中國保釣人士的船只駛入維多利亞港。登陸爭議島嶼一周后他們順利返回，由于中國和日本都聲稱對爭議島嶼享有主權從而引發了一場外交風暴。兩國就這島鏈已經爭論了數十年，據稱島鏈附近藏有大量的海上油氣田。上周三，14名隨船人員抵達島嶼后被日本拘留。船長Yeung Hong在回想他第一次看到釣魚島時仍激動不已。啟豐2號船長Yeung Hong說：“當我們試圖接近島嶼，我無法用言語來表達。我們舉起國旗，然后我返回船上，作為船長我必須回到船上，回到船上后，我不知道該如何表達。我只是大聲哭喊了五分鐘。”今年年底將面臨十年一次領導更迭的中國以及日本首相野田佳彥基于國內壓力在島嶼問題上都采取了強硬態度。
3【Tripoli clashes ease, tension remains】的黎波里沖突緩解緊張氣氛不減
TEXT:Fighting eases in Lebanon's northern city of Tripoli after sectarian clashes that killed at least ten people. But damaged cars and buildings remain as a reminder of the tension that hangs over this area. The fighting - between Sunni Muslims and Alawites - resulted in more than 100 people being wounded. The clashes were described by witnesses as some of the heaviest since Lebanon's civil war, and residents called for an end to the violence. BAB AL-TABBANEH RESIDENT, BILAL: "We are demanding peace. We are people who don't want war, we want to live and work. I have had a shop her for no longer than six months. Thank God I work away from all the problems. We are people who don't want war." Footage from the clashes show automatic weapons being used and witnesses reported hearing explosions - thought to be from rocket propelled grenades. The area is one of Lebanon's most volatile - chronic Sunni-Alawite tensions spilled into clashes there killing 15 people in early June.
參考譯文:繼黎巴嫩北部城市的黎波里發生宗派沖突至少導致十人死亡后戰斗雖有所緩解，但受損的汽車以及建筑仍使得這一地區籠罩在緊張氣氛中。這場遜尼派穆斯林與阿拉維派之間的戰斗至少已導致100人受傷，目擊者認為這是自黎巴嫩內戰以來最嚴重的沖突，居民們紛紛呼吁結束暴力。比拉勒居民Bab Al-tabbaneh說：“我們現在需要和平。我們是不想戰亂的人，我們想要生活和工作。我曾經在這有個商店，已經六個月沒營業了。感謝上帝我能遠離所有這些問題，好好工作，我們是不想有戰亂的人。”有關沖突的鏡頭顯示使用過自動武器，目擊者稱聽到了可能來自火箭榴彈的爆炸身。該地區是黎巴嫩最不穩定的地區之一，早在今年六月，由于遜尼派與阿拉維派間長期的緊張關系引發的沖突導致了15人死亡。
4【Obama and Romney campaign before conventions】奧巴馬與羅姆尼大會前的競選之戰
TEXT:With the Republican and Democratic conventions around the corner, U.S. President Barack Obama and Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney each made a push in battleground states on Wednesday, trying to convince voters to support them in November. In Iowa, Romney told voters he would work to build more jobs in America - and gave supporters this task: Mitt Romney, Republican presidential candidate "I want you to each find one person who voted for Barack Obama last time and convince them that we should take a different course. Remind them how disappointing its been over these last three and a half, four years." Meanwhile, in Nevada, Obama took aim at his opponent's tax cut plan, telling the western state's voters his own plan would grow the middle class. SOUNDBITE: U.S. President Barack Obama "The plan that Governor Romney has put forward would cut America's investment in education by nearly twenty percent. And here's the thing. He's not making these jobs because he wants to create jobs or pay down the deficit. He's doing it to pay for a new five trillion dollar tax cut that's weighted toward the wealthiest Americans." According to a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll, the Obama-Biden ticket leads the Romney-Ryan ticket 48 to 44 percent nationally - less than a week before the Republican National Convention in Florida.
參考譯文:隨著共和黨和民主黨大會迫在眉睫，美國總統巴拉克?奧巴馬和共和黨總統候選人米特·羅姆尼于周三在各自的主戰場添油打氣，試圖說服選民在今年11月愛荷華支持他們。羅姆尼告訴選民，他將致力于為美國提供更多的工作崗位，并將這個任務交給他的支持者。共和黨總統候選人米特·羅姆尼：“我希望你們每一個人找到上次為奧巴馬投票的選民，并說服他們我們應該換一航道。讓他們記得在過去的三年半，四年里是多么的令人失望。”與此同時，在內達華奧巴馬主要針對競爭對手的減稅計劃，告訴西部地區選民他的計劃將有利于中產階級。美國總統奧巴馬說：“羅姆尼已經提出的計劃將縮減美國近20%的教育投資。這就是事實。他不是在做這些工作，因為他想創造工作，或者償還赤字。他正在支付新的五萬億美元減稅政策，這將對最富有的美國人產生影響，一項新的根據NBC新聞/《華爾街日報》一項新的的民意調查顯示，在佛羅里達共和黨全國代表大會前不到一個星期，奧巴馬和拜登在全國以48%比44%的投票率暫且領先羅姆尼和賴安。
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