特朗普表示，习近平主席是伟大的领导人。我同习近平主席在釜山的会晤非常愉快，完全赞同 您对两国关系的看法。双方正在全面落实釜山会晤达成的重要共识。中国当年为二战胜利发挥 了重要作用，美方理解台湾问题对于中国的重要性。 两国元首还谈及乌克兰危机。习近平强调，中方支持一切致力于和平的努力，希望各方不断缩 小分歧，早日达成一个公平、持久、有约束力的和平协议，从根源上解决这场危机。 下载财联社APP获取更多资讯 据新华社，11月24日晚，国家主席习近平同美国总统特朗普通电话。 习近平指出，上个月我们在韩国釜山成功举行会晤，达成很多重要共识，为中美关系这艘巨轮 稳健前行校准航向、注入动力，也向世界传递积极信号。釜山会晤以来，中美关系总体稳定向 好，受到两国和国际社会普遍欢迎，事实再次说明，中美"合则两利、斗则俱伤"是经过实践反 复验证的常识，中美"相互成就、共同繁荣"是看得见、摸得着的实景。双方要保持住这个势 头，坚持正确方向，秉持平等、尊重、互惠态度，拉长合作清单、压缩问题清单，争取更多积 极进展，为中美关系打开新的合作空间，更好造福两国人民和世界人民。 习近平阐明了中方在台湾问题上的原则立场，强调台湾回归中国是战后国 ...

英国首相斯塔默的发言人周一表示，斯塔默对周末有关乌克兰问题举行的会谈取得"重大进展"表示欢 迎。该发言人补充称，"仍有一些悬而未决的问题"，这些问题将在未来几天和几周内继续讨论。 【环球网报道】美国和乌克兰代表23日在瑞士日内瓦就美方所提结束乌克兰危机28点新计划举行的会谈 于当晚结束。美国国务卿鲁比奥表示会谈"富有成果"。据法新社、英国《卫报》24日报道，美国、英 国、德国、欧盟等就本轮会谈相继发声。 美国总统特朗普在其社交平台发文称，"俄乌和平谈判真的可能取得重大进展吗？……也许确实有一些好 事正在发生。" 俄罗斯总统新闻秘书佩斯科夫24日表示，俄方未收到任何与美国、乌克兰和欧洲国家日内瓦会谈相关的 消息，也并不知晓上述各方在沟通中所制定的计划内容。俄方希望通过官方渠道获得相关信息，而不是 对比不同的媒体报道。他同时表示，俄方对与美国开展沟通和谈判依然持开放立场。 此前，23日，在美乌首轮会谈结束后，鲁比奥、乌克兰总统办公室主任叶尔马克共同会见了记者。叶尔 马克表示，美乌首轮会谈结束，乌克兰代表团与美国代表团举行的会谈非常富有成效，取得了很好的进 展，正在朝着实现公正持久和平这一目标迈进。 鲁比奥表示，这 ...

当地时间24日，俄罗斯总统普京与土耳其总统埃尔多安通电话，双方主要就与乌克兰相关局势交换了意 见。 据俄罗斯克里姆林宫发布的消息，普京在通话中再次重申俄方通过政治外交途径解决乌克兰危机的意 愿。他同时指出，美国方面有关乌克兰问题的建议符合俄美领导人阿拉斯加会晤达成的共识，原则上可 以成为开展彻底的调解工作的基础。双方还表示，俄土两国将就乌克兰问题在不同层面加强沟通。 （文章来源：央视新闻） 土耳其总统府发布消息称，双方讨论了土耳其和俄罗斯的双边关系、俄乌冲突以及其他地区和全球问 题。埃尔多安表示，土耳其将继续努力，以公正持久的和平结束俄乌冲突。土耳其愿像过去一样，为所 有有助于各方直接接触、为地区实现持久和平的外交倡议做出贡献。 ...

中新网11月23日电据英国《卫报》报道，当地时间22日，欧洲理事会、欧盟委员会、德国、法国、加拿 大、爱尔兰、意大利、西班牙、荷兰、英国、挪威、芬兰等多方发表联合声明，认为美方就结束乌克兰 危机提出的"28点"新计划可以作为基础，但仍需要额外的工作。 声明表示，各方将在未来几天继续与乌克兰和美国进行密切合作。 报道还称，欧洲多国领导人在峰会间隙举行会议，讨论他们对该计划的回应。他们在联合声明中提到， 该草案"包含了对实现公正持久和平至关重要的要素"，但目前其"只是一个基础，尚待进一步完善"。 （文章来源：中国新闻网） 图片来源：英国《卫报》报道截图 据报道，声明反对通过武力改变边界，并对限制乌克兰军队规模的内容表达关切。 ...

佩斯科夫说，目前这些接触都在没有俄罗斯参与的情况下进行，俄方将等待相关会谈具体内容的消息。 如果土耳其和美国代表认为有必要将谈判结果告知俄方，俄总统普京愿意开展对话。 （文章来源：新华社） 此前，乌克兰总统泽连斯基宣布将于本月19日访问土耳其，与各方代表讨论乌克兰危机解决方案。有媒 体报道说，美国总统特使史蒂文·威特科夫也将参加会谈。 新华财经莫斯科11月18日电（记者陈汀）俄罗斯总统新闻秘书佩斯科夫18日对媒体表示，俄方不会派代 表参加本月19日将在土耳其举行的乌克兰局势会谈。 ...

Group 1 - The European Union has reached a consensus on providing €140 billion in loans to Ukraine using frozen Russian assets, but technical details still need to be resolved at the EU Commission level [1] - Following the escalation of the Ukraine crisis in February 2022, Western countries have frozen approximately $300 billion of Russian overseas assets [3] - The EU has implemented its 19th round of sanctions against Russia, which for the first time includes restrictions on the Russian gas industry, banning liquefied natural gas from entering the European market [3] Group 2 - Russian officials have condemned the freezing of assets as theft and have indicated a willingness to respond in kind to sanctions imposed by European nations [3] - Former U.S. President Trump has expressed that it is not the right time to meet with President Putin, citing a lack of progress in previous discussions [3] - Trump believes that Putin is now willing to negotiate with Ukraine and has mentioned the need to de-escalate nuclear issues during their conversations [5]

Core Points - Canada has announced a new round of sanctions against Russia, marking the first time that network infrastructure suppliers have been included in the sanctions list [1] - The sanctions target 13 individuals and 11 entities, aiming to weaken Russia's military capabilities while also impacting its energy revenue and financial supporters [1] - The sanctions align with recent measures announced by the United States, European Union, and the United Kingdom, as part of a coordinated effort by the G7 to apply economic pressure on Russia [1] Summary by Sections - **Sanctions Overview** - Canada has implemented sanctions against Russian network infrastructure suppliers for the first time [1] - The sanctions include 13 individuals and 11 entities [1] - **Objectives of Sanctions** - The primary goal is to diminish Russia's military capabilities [1] - The sanctions also aim to disrupt Russia's energy revenue and financial support systems [1] - **International Coordination** - The sanctions are consistent with recent actions taken by the United States, EU, and UK [1] - The G7 foreign ministers reiterated the urgent need for an immediate ceasefire in the Ukraine crisis during their meeting [1]

Group 1 - The Canadian federal government announced new sanctions against Russia, including the addition of network infrastructure suppliers to the sanctions list [1] - The sanctions target 13 individuals and 11 entities, aiming to weaken Russia's military capabilities and reduce its energy revenue and financial support [1] - The sanctions include measures against several Russian liquefied natural gas companies and a fleet of 100 ships referred to as the "shadow fleet" [1] Group 2 - The actions align with recent sanctions announced by the United States, European Union, and the United Kingdom, as part of the G7's ongoing efforts to apply economic pressure on Russia [1] - A joint statement from the G7 foreign ministers emphasized the urgent need for an immediate ceasefire in the Ukraine crisis and agreed that the current contact line should serve as a starting point for negotiations [1]

Core Viewpoint - The meeting between US President Trump and Hungarian Prime Minister Orban is seen as a significant diplomatic engagement, particularly regarding Hungary's energy imports from Russia and immigration policies [1] Group 1: Meeting Context - Trump praised Orban's strong stance on immigration and suggested a potential exemption for Hungary from sanctions on Russian oil imports [1] - The meeting is viewed as a test for the White House's new sanctions against Russia's largest oil company, as Hungary continues to import energy products from Russia [1] Group 2: Political Implications - Trump called for more respect from European leaders towards Orban, who has had conflicts with other EU leaders over immigration issues [1] - Orban expressed a desire to restart the summit plans between Trump and Russian President Putin, claiming it could help resolve the Ukraine crisis [1] Group 3: Sanctions Discussion - Hungary is seeking an exemption from secondary sanctions, with Trump indicating that they are considering this due to Hungary's difficulties in sourcing oil and gas from other regions [1]

Core Points - Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is set to visit the White House on November 7 to facilitate a meeting between U.S. President Trump and Russian President Putin [1][3] - Orbán indicated that there are still "one or two issues" to be resolved before the U.S.-Russia leaders' meeting can take place [3] Group 1 - Orbán expressed hope that if the outstanding issues are resolved, a peace summit could be held in Budapest within days, potentially leading to a ceasefire and peace in Ukraine [3] - The upcoming meeting between Orbán and Trump will focus on exploring solutions to the Ukraine crisis [3] - Trump and Putin had their first face-to-face meeting in over four years on August 15, but no agreements were reached [3] Group 2 - Following a phone call on October 16, Trump announced plans for a meeting in Budapest, which he later canceled on October 22, citing that the timing was not right [3] - Russian presidential representative Dmitry Peskov stated that the meeting has not been canceled but will occur later than initially planned [3] - Recent reports suggest that while a quick arrangement for a U.S.-Russia meeting is possible, there is currently no necessity for it [3]