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Accessibility linksText onlySkip to contentSkip to local navigationAccessibility HelpAccess keys helpIN ASSOCIATION WITH �0�0 Previous | Main Greece: "Nobody can play with the Euro" Gavin Hewitt | 00:42 UK time, Monday, 12 April 2010 At the third attempt, the cold hard details of rescuing Greece have been revealed. Over three years, 80bn euros ($108bn, �0�570bn) can be drawn on. The eurozone countries are putting in two-thirds, the rest will come from the IMF. That is no small deal. This year the eurozone would make 30bn euros available with a further ten coming from the IMF. If Greece takes the money it will be one of the biggest rescues ever. The bail-outs of Argentina and Mexico would be put in the shade.The interest Greece will pay will be around 5%. That is less than the current market rates and will not please German taxpayers. Germany will be the biggest provider and some will argue that in the end they are subsidising bad behaviour.This is the final throw of the dice to see off the speculators. The Greek Prime Minister, George Papandreou, said: "No one, any longer, can play with the euro, no one can play with our common future."In Greece, this is increasingly being portrayed as a battle with speculators. The prime minister said a "gun was on the table" and it was about to be loaded. The target was the speculators. What both Athens and other European leaders hope is that market players who have been testing the will of the eurozone will back off knowing there is now a wall of money behind Greece. And it is still just possible that investors will be tempted into buying Greek bonds. It is also possible that as the financial markets analyse this deal the cost of financing the Greek deficit will fall. The first test comes on Tuesday when Athens will attempt to auction 1.2bn euros in treasury bills. By the end of May, Greece needs to borrow 11bn euros.But if Greece cannot raise the money it will call in the rescuers. The Greek prime minister will pick up a phone and admit to the European Commission that it cannot finance itself through the markets. The battle will have been lost.It will be touch-and-go whether Greece can survive without throwing in the towel. My sense is that the expectation is that Greece will need to call on the loans that are now available. If it happens, Europe's leaders will claim it signifies that the system works. "It shows that the eurozone is serious in doing what is necessary to secure financial stability," said the President of the Commission, Jose Manuel Barroso.That is true but it cannot disguise failure. There was no mechanism to help a country struggling with debt. Already there are those who are saying it will not be a bail-out because Greece would be saved by loans that are re-payable. Many will see this as playing with words. What if the loans cannot be re-paid? Will they just be rolled-over? And what if other countries like Portugal or even Spain run into difficulty? Will the same facility be made available to them and who will ultimately finance it? Not surprisingly, the Spanish finance minister said the deal "indicates a strengthening of the eurozone and stresses the principle of solidarity among the countries that comprise it". The vulnerable tend to be fans of solidarity.Down the road, other questions will come into play. What if Greece - deep in recession -cannot meet its target to reduce its deficit by 4% this year? What if the economy goes into freefall? What if countries sense they may not get their money back? If it appeared others might want rescuing, when would the German tax-payer cry "enough"? Can the single currency prosper without fiscal union - a step with profound political implications. Can the eurozone survive when its economies are so different?To stabilise the patient, it has taken a massive rescue plan but the eurozone will not be stable until the fundamental questions are addressed. All eyes will be on the financial markets. 不知道这份可以吗？

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The Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has rejected an accusation made by President Trump that Beijing is interfering in November's US congressional elections. Mr. Trump told the UN Security Council that Beijing didn't want his republican party to win because his administration was challenging China on trade.

中国外交部部长王毅驳回了特朗普的指控。特朗普说中国政府要干预美国11月的中期选举。特朗普在联合国安理会上发言时表示，中国政府不希望特朗普所在的共和党获胜，因为特朗普政府向中国发起了贸易战

Speaking afterwards at the press conference, Mr. Trump added that Beijing was wary of his powerful intellect. If you look at Mr. Pillsbury, the leading authority on China, he was on a good show - I won't mention the name of the show - recently.

在随后的新闻发布会上，特朗普又说，中国政府忌惮特朗普强大的脑力。如果大家对皮尔斯伯里有所关注的话，就会知道他是我们对中国战略头号机构的负责人。他最近上演了一出好戏--我不会点名道姓地说是什么好戏

And he was saying that China has total respect for Donald Trump and for Donald Trump's very very large a brain. He said without Donald Trump, they don't know what to do.

他说中国对特朗普和特朗普大大的脑袋佩服地五体投地。他说，如果没有唐纳德 特朗普(Donald Trump)，他们就不知道该怎么办了

President Trump has said that he doesn't have a time frame for North Korea to dispose of its nuclear weapons. He made the comments after his Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said he planned to visit Pyongyang next month.

特朗普总统表示自己对于朝鲜无核化进程没有时间框架。这番话是在国务卿迈克 蓬佩奥(Mike Pompeo)说他计划下个月出访朝鲜后做出的

The International Monetary Fund has agreed to speed up a batch of emergency loans to Argentina and provide a bigger bailout than initially planned. The IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde said it was the largest ever program of payments put together by the IMF.

国际货币基金组织同意加速一批给阿根廷的紧急贷款，提供比之前计划更大力度的紧急救助。该组织的常务董事克里斯蒂娜 拉加德(Christine Lagarde)表示，这是国际货币基金组织有史以来最大的支出项目

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Hundreds of people have been killed in a massive earthquake in Japan that triggered a devastating tsunami. The quake -- the most powerful to hit Japan in more than 100 years -- caused massive damage and many people are missing and feared dead.The 8.9 magnitude quake struck Friday off Japan's eastern coast, and prompted tsunami warnings across the Pacific as far away as South America and the U.S. West Coast. The Red Cross warned that the 10-meter high tidal wave could wash over some small islands entirely.In Japan, the tsunami swept away boats, cars and hundreds of houses in coastal areas north of Tokyo.The quake shook buildings in the Japanese capital and caused several fires. All train and subway traffic in Tokyo has been stopped, and thousands of people there were unable to get back home.Authorities ordered the evacuation of about 3,000 people from the area around the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant north of Tokyo. No radiation leaks were detected, but officials are concerned the reactor's core may overheat due to a system malfunction. A fire was also reported earlier in the turbine building of the Onagawa nuclear plant in Miyagi.Addressing the nation, Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan said the government would do everything it can to minimize the effects of the disaster. And in Washington, President Barack Obama said the United States is ready to help the people of Japan. The U.S. military in Japan has opened up the Yokota Air Base to some commercial flights diverted from Japanese airports.日本的大规模地震造成数百人死亡。这次地震引发了毁灭性的海啸。这次日本100年来最强烈的地震造成大规模的损失，许多人失踪，甚至恐怕已经死亡。这次8.9级的地震星期五发生在日本东海岸125公里外，引发了环太平洋地区海啸警报，涉及范围远至南美地区和整个美国西海岸。红十字会警告说，10米高的巨浪可能将把一些小岛整个淹没。在日本，海啸冲走了东京以北的沿海地区的船只、汽车和数百幢房屋。地震震动了日本首都的建筑物，并引起了几起火灾。东京所有火车和地铁停止运行，数以千计的人无法回家。当局下令将东京以北的福岛核电厂周围大约3千人撤出这一地区。尽管没有探测到任何核泄漏，但官员们担心系统故障可能导致反应器的核心过热。早些时候的报导说，宫城县附近的女川核电厂发电机组发生火灾。日本首相菅直人向全国发表讲话。他说，政府将尽其所能把灾害的影响控制在最小程度。在华盛顿，美国总统奥巴马说，美国准备随时帮助日本人民。驻日美军向无法在日本机场降落的一些商业飞机开放了横田空军基地。

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South Africa has announced a tenfold increase in the number of troops to be deployed in response to widespread violence sparked by the jailing of the former President Jacob Zuma.

南非宣布将部署的军队数量增加十倍，这是对前总统雅各布·祖玛被监禁引发的广泛暴力的回应。

Up to 25000 soldiers are to be sent on the streets of KwaZulu-Nataland Gauteng provinces.

多达25000名士兵将被派往夸祖鲁－纳塔兰省豪登省的街道。

The leader of South Africa Zulu said 6 days of looting had brought shame on the entire country.

南非领导人祖鲁表示，持续6天的抢劫给整个国家带来了耻辱。

The authorities in Ethiopia's Amhara

埃塞俄比亚阿姆哈拉当局

region said they will go on the offensive against forces from neighboring Tigray,

该地区表示，他们将向邻国蒂格雷的军队发起进攻，

potentially opening up a new phase in8 months of civil war.

可能会开启长达8个月的内战的新阶段。

Troops have been rallied to counter the Tigrayans who are advancing on Amhara-held territory.

军队已经集结起来对抗向阿姆哈拉占领地区挺进的蒂格雷人。

The European Union has announced ambitious plans to cut carbon emissions to net zero by the year 2050.

欧盟已经宣布到2050年削减碳排放至零的雄心勃勃的计划。

They include ending the sale of new petrol cars by 2035 and imposing new taxes on shipping and aviation fuel.

其中包括到2035年停止销售新的汽油汽车，并对航运和航空燃料征收新税。

People from both sides of the political divide have criticized the British.

政治分歧双方的人都在批评英国。

government's plans to stop prosecutions of all crimes committed in Northern,Ireland before 1998's peace agreement.

政府计划停止起诉在北方犯下的所有罪行，1998年和平协议前的爱尔兰。

Victim groups said a blanket amnesty covering all soldiers and paramilitary groups is too generous.

The US government has demanded the immediate release of people detained during the protest which swept Cuba on Sunday.

受害者团体说，对所有士兵和准军事组织的大赦太慷慨了。美国政府要求立即释放周日席卷古巴的抗议活动中被拘留的人。

Local activists said at least 65 have been detained in the capital Havana and many others elsewhere.

当地活动人士说，至少有65人参加了。

The World Health Organization has warned of potentially catastrophic.

在首都哈瓦那和其他地方被拘留。

consequences in the Middle East from a surge of CoVID infections ahead of the Muslim celebration of Eid al Adha next week.

世界卫生组织已经发出了潜在的灾难性警告穆斯林将于下周庆祝古尔邦节（Eid al Adha)。

The rising cases is being driven by the spread of the Delta variant and low vaccination rates.

德尔塔病毒变种的传播和疫苗接种率低是导致病例增加的原因。

The US Justice Department has criticized the FBl investigation into sexual abuse allegations against the former doctor of the national gymnastics team, Larry Nassar.

美国司法部批评了联邦调查局对前国家体操队医生拉里·纳萨尔（Larry Nassar)性虐待指控的调查。

Reports say that FBI had failed to respond to the allegations with the seriousness and urgency required. The FBI has acknowledged shortcomings.

有报道称，联邦调查局未能对这些指控做出回应，需要严肃性和紧迫性。联邦调查局承认存在缺陷。

英语时事短篇新闻：

When the earthquake occurred in Japan, 130 kilometers northeast of Fukushima Prefecture, a huge tsunami was formed due to the earthquake, and it invaded the port at a very fast speed.

Hundreds of people died. The earthquake is the strongest in Japan in more than 100 years, causing huge losses.

日本地震发生的时候，距离福岛县东北方向130公里处的海上，因地震而形成了巨大海啸，并以极快的速度向港口侵袭。

数百人丧生。这次地震是日本100多年来最强烈的一次地震，造成了巨大的损失。

重点词汇：

海上：at sea ; on the sea ; seaborne。

海啸：bore ; tidal wave ; seismic sea wave ; seaquake。

侵袭：make inroads on ; invade and attack ; smite ; hit。

数百：hundreds of ; several hundred ; people lost their jobs。

丧生：meet one's death ; lose one's life ; get killed。

多年来：over the years ; for years ; through the years。

以上内容参考 百度百科-日本地震