塞拉利昂总统比奥倡议构建西共体-联合国-非盟三方合作机制，确保反恐行动获得持续资金与制度 支持，并呼吁增强区域民主互信，采取坚决行动维护安全稳定。 古特雷斯提出三项应对措施，建立统一协调的区域反恐机制、保障人道主义资金持续投入、制定根 除恐怖主义根源的发展战略。他呼吁通过《联合国全球反恐契约》和西非国家经济共同体 （ECOWAS）反恐框架强化情报共享与资金监管。目前，萨赫勒和乍得湖盆地人道主义援助仅获不足 四分之一的所需资金，49亿美元募捐目标远未实现。 西共体委员会主席图雷警告，恐怖主义已突破萨赫勒和乍得湖盆地，威胁整个西非地区。他透露西 共体正加速部署待命部队，首阶段投入1650人，在区域与伙伴国支持下逐步扩编至5000人。他强调必须 解决反恐行动"碎片化"问题，加强协同作战能力。 （原标题：萨赫勒地区恐怖主义威胁全球安全） 据"全非洲网"11月18日报道，西非与萨赫勒地区恐怖组织网络扩张、大规模流离失所现象加剧及基 础服务系统崩溃的现状，正引发全球日益严重的关切。联合国秘书长古特雷斯周一在安理会发出警告， 称该地区恐怖主义的蔓延不仅是区域的严峻现实，其组织在非洲内外形成的扩散性关联，更使其成为日 益严峻 ...

【环球时报-环球网报道 记者 邢晓婧】18日，外交部发言人毛宁主持例行记者会。法新社记者援引消息 人士的话提问称，叙利亚拟向中方移交"东伊运"武装分子。叙利亚过渡政府外长希巴尼昨日首次访问中 国，据悉此次行程涉及相关议题。中方对此有何回应？ "关于中国和叙利亚外长会晤的情况，我们已经发布了消息，你可以查阅。"毛宁回应说，"东伊运"是中 国依法认定、联合国安理会列名的恐怖组织，打击"东伊运"是中方的反恐核心关切。叙方承诺不会允许 任何实体利用叙利亚领土从事损害中国安全、主权和利益的活动。中叙双方同意在反恐和安全领域加强 协调合作，打击一切形式的恐怖主义。 ...

Core Points - The article discusses memorial activities held in Paris on November 13 to honor the 132 victims of the 2015 terrorist attacks [1] - The events were organized by the Paris city government to commemorate the deceased, comfort survivors and their families, and reaffirm social unity and commitment to counter-terrorism [1] Summary by Sections - **Memorial Activities**: Multiple remembrance events took place at significant locations such as the Stade de France, various attacked restaurants, and the Bataclan concert hall [1] - **Attendance**: Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo and representatives of the victims' families attended the ceremonies, with some venues open to the public for flower laying and candle lighting [1] - **Background of the Attacks**: On the night of November 13, 2015, the extremist group "Islamic State" orchestrated multiple attacks in Paris and its suburbs, resulting in 132 fatalities and over 300 injuries [1]

据卡塔尔半岛电视台报道，沙拉将于10日在华盛顿与美国总统特朗普举行会谈。今年5月，沙拉在利雅 得首次与特朗普会晤。据法新社报道，沙拉领导的"叙利亚沙姆解放武装"曾隶属于"基地"组织。今年7 月，该组织被美政府从恐怖组织名单上移除。 值得注意的是，安理会"伊斯兰国"和"基地"组织制裁委员会列名清单中仍有80多个实体和250多名个 人，针对这些实体和个人的旅行禁令、资产冻结、武器禁运等措施依然有效。 【环球时报驻埃及特派记者 薛丹 环球时报记者 李迅典】联合国安理会6日通过第2799号决议，决定将 叙利亚政权领导人艾哈迈德·沙拉以及叙政权内政部门负责人阿纳斯·哈塔卜从"伊斯兰国"和"基地"组织 制裁名单中移除。由美国起草的决议草案获得14票赞成。中国投了弃权票。中国常驻联合国代表傅聪6 日在安理会表决调整涉叙利亚制裁决议草案后作解释性发言，对决议未能回应有关各方合理关切表示遗 憾。 《环球时报》记者曾驻叙利亚多年，目前观察，叙利亚尚处于政治过渡阶段，安全形势脆弱，大批外国 恐怖分子仍严重威胁当地以及国际和平与安全，其中包括盘踞在叙境内的"东伊运"分子，而叙政权领导 人曾与这些极端组织存在复杂关联。记者认为，是否完 ...

Core Points - The UN Security Council passed Resolution 2799, which removed Syrian regime leaders from the sanctions list, with China abstaining from the vote [1] - China expressed regret that the resolution did not address the reasonable concerns of all parties involved [1][2] - The current political transition in Syria is fragile, with a significant threat from foreign terrorist fighters, making counter-terrorism efforts essential for national reconstruction [2] Summary by Sections UN Security Council Actions - The Security Council approved Resolution 2799, which removed Ahmad Shara and Anas Hatab from the sanctions list, with 14 votes in favor and China abstaining [1] - China emphasized the need for the Security Council to consider the complex implications of adjustments to sanctions and to respond to reasonable concerns of all parties [1] China's Position - China actively participated in discussions regarding the resolution and expressed concerns about foreign terrorist fighters in Syria [1][2] - The Chinese representative highlighted that the resolution failed to reflect the principles of careful consideration and comprehensive response to the situation in Syria [1] Counter-Terrorism Efforts - The resolution reiterated the need for Syria to fulfill its counter-terrorism commitments and take decisive actions against terrorism, including threats from groups like the East Turkestan Islamic Movement [2] - There are still over 160 entities and more than 430 individuals on the UN sanctions list, with travel bans, asset freezes, and arms embargoes remaining in effect [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses China's position on the recent UN Security Council resolution regarding sanctions related to Syria, expressing regret that the resolution did not adequately address the reasonable concerns of various parties involved [2][3]. Group 1: UN Security Council Resolution - The UN Security Council adopted Resolution 2799, which removed Syrian leaders Ahmad Shara and Anas Hatab from the sanctions list related to ISIS and Al-Qaeda, with 14 votes in favor and China abstaining [2]. - China's representative emphasized the need for the Security Council to consider the complex implications of adjustments to sanctions, balancing Syria's long-term interests with immediate needs [2][3]. Group 2: Counter-Terrorism Concerns - The article highlights that the current security situation in Syria is fragile, with a significant presence of foreign terrorist fighters posing threats to regional and international peace [3]. - It is noted that combating terrorism is fundamental to Syria's national reconstruction efforts, and any actions taken by the Security Council should support counter-terrorism objectives [3]. Group 3: Sanctions Enforcement - There are still over 160 entities and more than 430 individuals listed under the Security Council's 1267 sanctions regime, with measures such as travel bans and asset freezes remaining in effect [4]. - Countries are urged to strictly enforce these sanctions to prevent listed organizations and individuals, including those from the East Turkestan Islamic Movement, from obtaining external support that could threaten other nations' security [4].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses China's position on the recent UN Security Council resolution regarding sanctions related to Syria, emphasizing the need for a balanced approach that considers the complex security situation and the long-term interests of Syria [3][4]. Group 1: UN Security Council Resolution - The UN Security Council adopted Resolution 2799, which removed Syrian leaders Ahmad Shara and Anas Hatab from the sanctions list related to ISIS and Al-Qaeda, with 14 votes in favor and China abstaining [4]. - China's representative, Fu Cong, expressed regret that the resolution did not adequately address the reasonable concerns of various parties involved [4][5]. Group 2: China's Stance on Terrorism and Security - Fu Cong highlighted that Syria is currently in a political transition phase with a fragile security situation, where foreign terrorist fighters pose a significant threat to peace and security [5]. - He stated that combating terrorism is essential for Syria's national reconstruction and that any actions taken by the Security Council should consider the anti-terrorism situation [5][6]. Group 3: Sanctions and Responsibilities - The resolution reaffirmed the Security Council's anti-terrorism requirements, emphasizing that Syria must fulfill its anti-terrorism commitments and take decisive actions against terrorist activities [6]. - Fu Cong pointed out that over 160 entities and more than 430 individuals remain on the sanctions list, and countries are responsible for strictly enforcing these sanctions to prevent threats to security [6].

Core Points - The UN Security Council adopted Resolution 2799, which removed Syrian leaders Ahmad Shara and Anas Hatab from the sanctions list related to ISIS and Al-Qaeda, with 14 votes in favor and China abstaining [1] - China expressed regret that the resolution did not adequately address the reasonable concerns of various parties involved [1][2] Group 1: China's Position - China has consistently advocated for the Security Council to consider the complex implications of adjustments to sanctions in Syria, emphasizing the need to balance long-term interests and immediate needs [1][2] - The Chinese representative highlighted that the resolution failed to reflect the principles and spirit that China believes should guide such decisions, leading to their abstention [1][2] Group 2: Security Concerns - The current security situation in Syria is fragile, with a significant presence of foreign terrorist fighters posing threats to national, regional, and international peace [2] - The resolution reiterates the need for Syria to fulfill its counter-terrorism commitments and take decisive actions against terrorist activities, including those by the East Turkestan Islamic Movement [2] Group 3: Sanctions Enforcement - The Security Council's 1267 sanctions list still includes over 160 entities and more than 430 individuals, with measures such as travel bans, asset freezes, and arms embargoes remaining in effect [3] - Countries are responsible for strictly enforcing these sanctions to prevent listed organizations and individuals from obtaining external support that could threaten security [3]

Core Points - President Trump has ordered the "Department of War" to prepare for "possible actions" in Nigeria aimed at eliminating "terrorists" and has accused the Nigerian government of allowing the slaughter of Christians [1][3] - Nigerian President Tinubu is set to meet with President Trump to discuss the controversial accusations regarding attacks on Christians in Nigeria [1][3] Group 1 - The two leaders have common interests in counter-terrorism, with the Trump administration previously supporting Nigeria's anti-terror efforts through military sales [3] - The Nigerian government claims to have achieved significant results in counter-terrorism under President Tinubu's leadership [3] - The Nigerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has stated that Trump's comments regarding the mass killing of Christians do not reflect the actual situation in Nigeria [3]

Core Points - The Chinese representative at the UN, Fu Cong, emphasized the need for the Syrian transitional government to fulfill its counter-terrorism obligations, highlighting the threat posed by foreign terrorist fighters in the region [1][2] - Fu Cong called for the Security Council to consider the complexities of adjusting sanctions related to Syria, balancing long-term interests with immediate needs [1] - The key to resolving the Syrian issue lies in promoting an inclusive political process, with support for dialogue among various ethnic groups and factions [1] Summary by Sections - **Counter-Terrorism Obligations**: Fu Cong urged the Syrian transitional government to take decisive actions against all listed terrorist organizations, including the East Turkestan Islamic Movement, to gain the trust of the international community [1] - **Regional Stability**: The evolving situation in Syria is critical for peace and stability in the Middle East, and all parties should provide constructive support without pursuing selfish interests [2] - **Military Actions**: China called for Israel to cease military actions against Syria and withdraw from Syrian territory, emphasizing the need for a stable and secure environment for Syria's development [2]