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2015年07月17日

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American and British officials met Thursday with opponents of the Iran nucleardeal. They hope to ease fears about the agreement.

美英雙方領(lǐng)導(dǎo)人周四會見反對伊朗核協(xié)議的反對代表。他們希望緩解對此協(xié)議的擔(dān)憂。

 Secretary of State John Kerry met with Saudi Arabia Foreign minister Adel Al-Jubeir in Washington, July 16, 2015. (AP Photo/Molly Riley)

In Washington, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry met with Saudi ForeignMinister al-Jubeir. The Saudi government has expressed concern about thedeal.

美國國務(wù)卿杰里在華盛頓會見沙特外交部長朱拜爾。沙特政府表達(dá)了對協(xié)議的擔(dān)憂。

Afterward, Mr. al-Jubeir warned Iran not to cause trouble in the Middle Eastregion.

之后,朱拜爾警告伊朗不要再中東地區(qū)制造騷亂。

In Jerusalem, British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond and Prime MinisterBenjamin Netanyahu debated the deal.

英國外交大臣菲利普·哈蒙德和伊朗首相內(nèi)塔尼亞胡在耶路撒冷討論此協(xié)議。

Mr. Netanyahu said the Jewish state would have preferred that Tehranchange its behavior before an easing of the economic restrictions against it. He also said it is hard to understand why the agreement does not deal withIran’s call for the destruction of Israel.

內(nèi)塔尼亞胡表示。猶太國家更希望在解除經(jīng)濟(jì)制裁之前德黑蘭改變行為,他說很難理解為什么這項(xiàng)協(xié)議沒有處理伊朗摧毀以色列的要求。

Four killed in attacks at two U.S. military centers

美國軍事中心襲擊中四人死亡

A gunman killed four American soldiers in two attacks Thursday in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Several other people were wounded.

一位持槍歹徒在田納西州查塔努加的兩次襲擊中殺害四名美國士兵,使多人受傷。

Officials said the gunman first opened fire at a military recruitment center in ashopping mall. He then drove to another military center where he beganshooting again.

官方稱該持槍歹徒在一個(gè)集市上的士兵招募中心首次開火,接著又開車到另一個(gè)招募中心再次開火。

Police fired back. The gunman was found dead after the shooting stopped.Police have not said if he shot himself or was killed by an officer.

警方對此進(jìn)行回?fù)?。槍?zhàn)結(jié)束后,警方發(fā)現(xiàn)持槍歹徒已經(jīng)死亡。但是警方未提供該歹徒是自殺還是被警方擊斃的消息。

Greece confirms banks to re-open Monday

希臘確定周一重開銀行

A top Greek official confirmed Thursday that banks would reopen on Monday.Officials also said the government was considering easing restrictions on theamount of money Greeks can withdraw.

一位希臘高官周四證實(shí)下周一將重開銀行。該官員表示,政府正在討論是否取消希臘人民取款金額的限制。

Also on Thursday, European finance chiefs agreed to give Greece a short-term loan to meet its immediate debts. The officials also agreed to open talkson a new three-year $94 billion bailout.

周四,歐洲財(cái)政部長同意向希臘提供短期貸款,以迎合急需債務(wù)資金。財(cái)政官員同意再次提供為期三年的9.4億財(cái)政援助。


American and British officials met Thursday with opponents of the Iran nucleardeal. They hope to ease fears about the agreement.

In Washington, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry met with Saudi ForeignMinister al-Jubeir. The Saudi government has expressed concern about thedeal.

Afterward, Mr. al-Jubeir warned Iran not to cause trouble in the Middle Eastregion.

In Jerusalem, British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond and Prime MinisterBenjamin Netanyahu debated the deal.

Mr. Netanyahu said the Jewish state would have preferred that Tehranchange its behavior before an easing of the economic restrictions against it. He also said it is hard to understand why the agreement does not deal withIran’s call for the destruction of Israel.

Four killed in attacks at two U.S. military centers

A gunman killed four American soldiers in two attacks Thursday inChattanooga, Tennessee. Several other people were wounded.

Officials said the gunman first opened fire at a military recruitment center in ashopping mall. He then drove to another military center where he beganshooting again.

Police fired back. The gunman was found dead after the shooting stopped.Police have not said if he shot himself or was killed by an officer.

Greece confirms banks to re-open Monday

A top Greek official confirmed Thursday that banks would reopen on Monday.Officials also said the government was considering easing restrictions on theamount of money Greeks can withdraw.

Also on Thursday, European finance chiefs agreed to give Greece a short-term loan to meet its immediate debts. The officials also agreed to open talkson a new three-year $94 billion bailout.

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