每经编辑｜陈柯名 潘海福 当地时间1月4日晚，美国总统特朗普在搭乘"空军一号"专机从佛罗里达州回返华盛顿途中再次威胁哥伦比亚总统佩特罗，称佩特罗"当不了太久（总 统）"。在回答随行记者有关"美国是否会在哥伦比亚开展一次类似行动"的提问时，特朗普称，"这听上去挺不错的。" 佩特罗还在X平台上补充说，在这起轰炸中"已知有3人死亡，其余人员因跳海得以幸存。该信息由我们的海军部队提供，他们愿意就此协助调查"。 佩特罗 图片来源：视觉中国 据新华社，2025年10月19日和22日，特朗普两度公开宣称佩特罗是"毒品头子"。特朗普还威胁可能对佩特罗及哥伦比亚"采取非常严厉的行动"，并表示已 切断对哥方所有援助。佩特罗当月22日在社交媒体回应说："针对美国境内高级官员对我提出的诽谤指控，我将通过美国律师在美国司法体系中进行法律 辩护。" 图片来源：视觉中国 据此前报道，当地时间1月3日，哥伦比亚国防部长佩德罗·桑切斯表示，针对美国总统对哥伦比亚总统佩特罗发出的威胁，已加强对佩特罗的安全保护。 特朗普当天曾指责佩特罗生产毒品，并威胁他"小心点"。 另据参考消息1月2日援引外媒报道，哥伦比亚总统佩特罗挑战美国，公布太平洋海域一起 ...

新华社华盛顿12月21日电（记者 徐剑梅 黄强）美国多家媒体21日援引更新消息报道，美国海岸警 卫队当天仍在委内瑞拉附近国际水域追截"贝拉1"号油轮。这是不到两周时间里，美国为施压委内瑞拉 而实施拦截的第三艘油轮。 此前，美国10日在委内瑞拉附近海域武力扣押"船长"号油轮，随后宣布没收其所载石油。美国总统 特朗普16日下令对所有进出委内瑞拉的受美国制裁油轮实施"全面彻底的封锁"。 美媒援引石油运输监测机构"油轮追踪"网站数据报道，目前有数十艘被列入美国制裁名单的油轮停 留在委内瑞拉附近水域。 石油出口是委内瑞拉重要经济支柱。委内瑞拉政府多次指责美国试图在委实行政权更迭、在拉美进 行军事扩张，谴责美拦截油轮的行为是"海盗行径"。 数月来，美方以打击"毒品恐怖主义"为由，在委内瑞拉附近加勒比海域部署大规模海空兵力，迄今 在加勒比海和东太平洋击沉约30艘美方所谓"贩毒船"，造成逾百人死亡。美方拦截油轮行动进一步加剧 了美委紧张局势。 一名美国官员告诉美国有线电视新闻网，美国海岸警卫队人员试图登船时，这艘油轮继续航行，导 致美方采取追截行动。由于行动还在进行，这名官员不愿公开姓名。 彭博社当天早些时候援引知情人士的话 ...

Group 1 - A sudden diplomatic storm in November marked a critical turning point in China-Japan relations, triggered by Japanese Prime Minister Kishi Nobuo's hardline remarks regarding Taiwan, which provoked strong discontent from China [1][3][5] - Kishi's comments about potential Japanese Self-Defense Force intervention in the event of a Taiwan conflict were seen as a direct provocation, crossing China's core interest boundaries [3][5][7] - China's response was clear, with Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning stating there were no arrangements for a meeting with the Japanese Prime Minister during the G20 summit, indicating a firm stance on sovereignty issues [5][7][15] Group 2 - The Japanese market reacted swiftly, with significant declines in tourism, retail, and airline sectors, reflecting the market's anticipation of the diplomatic fallout [3][11][19] - On November 18, the Nikkei 225 index dropped over 1000 points, signaling a shift in market sentiment as investors recognized the long-term implications of reduced Chinese tourism and spending [11][19][24] - China's approach to exerting pressure was subtle yet effective, issuing safety warnings for travel and study in Japan, which could have lasting impacts on Japan's economy heavily reliant on Chinese consumers [9][11][19] Group 3 - Kishi aimed to project an image of a "security decision-maker" but risked damaging Japan's international credibility if her statements were not retracted [9][15][17] - The Japanese government faces a dilemma, balancing the need to support Kishi's statements while managing the economic and diplomatic repercussions of a frozen relationship with China [7][15][19] - The situation highlights a lack of unified strategic direction within the Japanese political landscape regarding China, leading to potential diplomatic miscalculations [15][17][21] Group 4 - The incident serves as a warning to other nations about the potential consequences of verbal provocations that touch on core national interests, as China's response indicates a firm unwillingness to compromise [21][23] - Japan now faces a critical decision: to continue supporting Kishi's stance or to reassess its policy logic in light of the market's reaction and diplomatic fallout [23][24]

Core Viewpoint - The diplomatic tensions between Spain and Israel have escalated, with Spain's government taking a firm stance against Israel's actions in Gaza, leading to reciprocal diplomatic actions and accusations from both sides [1][2][4]. Group 1: Diplomatic Actions - Spain summoned the Israeli chargé d'affaires in Madrid to formally protest against the statements made by the Israeli Prime Minister's office, which accused the Spanish Prime Minister of threatening Israel [1]. - Following the Spanish Prime Minister's announcement of measures to pressure Israel to end the Gaza conflict, both countries engaged in a series of diplomatic actions, including the summoning of ambassadors [2]. - Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu accused the Spanish Prime Minister of making "openly genocidal threats," which was a direct response to Spain's announced measures [2]. Group 2: Measures Announced by Spain - The measures announced by Spain include a ban on the sale or purchase of weapons, ammunition, and military equipment to and from Israel, as well as a prohibition on transporting fuel to Israel through Spanish ports [2]. - Spain's government has been vocal in its criticism of Israel's actions in Gaza, with the second deputy prime minister defending the government's position and labeling Netanyahu as a "war criminal" [4][5]. Group 3: Government's Stance - The Spanish government has expressed a strong commitment to countering what it perceives as Netanyahu's aggressive rhetoric and actions, emphasizing its responsibility to respond appropriately [6]. - The second deputy prime minister stated that the Spanish government will maintain a firm stance against Netanyahu's actions, which are viewed as violations of international law and human rights [5][6].

Core Points - The article discusses the escalating diplomatic tensions between Spain and Israel, particularly in the context of the ongoing conflict in Gaza [1][2] - Spain has taken a firm stance against Israel's actions in Gaza, including measures to restrict arms sales and military equipment [1] - The Israeli Prime Minister's office has accused the Spanish Prime Minister of making threats, leading to reciprocal diplomatic actions [1][2] Group 1 - Spain summoned the Israeli chargé d'affaires to formally protest against statements made by the Israeli Prime Minister's office, which were labeled as false and defamatory [1] - The Spanish government announced measures to pressure Israel, including a ban on the sale and purchase of weapons and military equipment [1] - Diplomatic actions have escalated, with both countries banning ministers from entering each other's territories [1] Group 2 - Spanish Second Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Díaz defended the government's position, labeling Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu as a "war criminal" [2] - Díaz criticized Netanyahu's statements as "bluster" and accused him of committing genocide and violating international law [2] - The Spanish government has committed to a strong response against what it perceives as Netanyahu's aggressive actions and rhetoric [2]

Core Points - Australian Prime Minister Albanese announced the expulsion of the Iranian ambassador to Australia and the suspension of the Australian embassy in Iran [2] - The Australian government plans to legislate the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a "terrorist organization" [2] - Albanese stated that the Iranian government has allegedly directed at least two anti-Semitic attacks in Australia [2] Summary by Categories Diplomatic Actions - The Iranian ambassador Ahmad Sadqi and three other officials have been declared "persona non grata" and must leave Australia within seven days [2] - This marks the first expulsion of a foreign ambassador by Australia since World War II [2] - The Australian embassy in Iran has been suspended, with personnel currently relocated to a third country [2] Travel Advisories - Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong urged Australians not to travel to Iran and advised those currently in Iran to leave immediately [2] Iranian Response - There has been no response from the Iranian government regarding these actions as of the report [2]

Core Points - The UAE has banned all Sudanese airlines from landing at its airports starting August 6, citing "limited operational capacity" at UAE airports [1] - Sudan's Civil Aviation Authority expressed shock at the UAE's decision and is working with airlines to accommodate passengers with existing bookings [1] - This ban has resulted in the cancellation of multiple flights from Sudan to UAE cities such as Dubai and Abu Dhabi [1] Background Context - Tensions between Sudan and the UAE have escalated following accusations from the Sudanese government that the UAE is funding Colombian mercenaries to support the Rapid Support Forces against the Sudanese Armed Forces [1] - The conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces began on April 15, 2023, in Khartoum and has since spread to other regions [1] - Sudan's government has previously accused the UAE of supporting the Rapid Support Forces, leading to a deterioration in bilateral relations, culminating in Sudan severing diplomatic ties with the UAE on May 6, 2023 [1]

Group 1 - The Israeli Foreign Minister summoned the Dutch ambassador due to the Netherlands' travel ban on Israeli ministers [1]

Group 1 - The conflict between Thailand and Cambodia began when Cambodian forces fired first, leading to a military engagement at the border [1][2] - Cambodia's Ministry of Defense confirmed the incident, stating that their military acted in self-defense against Thai forces [2] - In response to Thailand's diplomatic actions, including recalling its ambassador and expelling Cambodia's ambassador, Cambodia announced reciprocal measures [3]

Core Viewpoint - The Russian Ambassador to the United Nations has accused Israel of attacking Iran while disregarding diplomatic efforts [1] Group 1 - The accusation highlights the ongoing tensions between Israel and Iran, suggesting a potential escalation in military actions [1] - The statement reflects Russia's position on the Middle East conflict and its support for Iran in the geopolitical landscape [1] - The emphasis on ignoring diplomatic efforts indicates a call for renewed dialogue and negotiation in the region [1]