AI播客：换个方式听新闻 下载mp3 而在1月早些时候，同样37岁的雷内·古德也在当地被美国移民与海关执法局特工枪杀。这两起事件引发 了全国范围的抗议活动，示威者强烈谴责特朗普政府的移民政策及其执法行动。 特朗普上一次访问爱荷华州是在7月4日假期前夕，当时为美国即将到来的250周年纪念活动揭幕。但在 国会通过其重大支出与减税方案数小时后，这场活动在很大程度上演变为对该法案的庆祝。 共和党方面希望，特朗普周二再次到访爱荷华州，能够将舆论焦点重新拉回这项税收法案上。这也被视 为共和党在11月中期选举中争取选民继续支持的重要卖点之一。 爱荷华州共和党众议员扎克·纳恩（Zach Nunn）在行前声明中表示："我邀请特朗普总统重返爱荷华 州，突出我们取得的真实进展：为工薪家庭减税、巩固边境安全、推动经济增长。现在我们必须保持这 一势头，通过我的可负担住房法案，兑现对爱荷华州能源生产者的承诺，并降低工薪家庭的成本。" 音频由扣子空间生成 美国总统特朗普将于当地时间1月27日（周二）前往爱荷华州，并发表一场聚焦能源和经济议题的讲 话。值得注意的是，爱荷华州方面计划当天下午2点起，在特朗普演讲场地外举行抗议活动。 白宫新闻秘 ...

【环球时报记者 邢晓婧 环球时报特约记者 严格】"今日，东京电力柏崎刈羽核电站（新潟县）将重启 运行。对于日方置诸多问题于不顾、执意重启核电站的行径，我们表示强烈抗议。"1月21日傍晚，《环 球时报》记者收到国际环保非政府组织FoE Japan、原子能规制市民监督会以及新潟县原子能规制厅·规 制委员会监督会发来的联合抗议声明，表示"强烈抗议柏崎刈羽核电站重启运行"。 据日本广播协会网站21日报道，当天晚7时左右，东京电力重启了新潟县柏崎刈羽核电站6号机组的核反 应堆。这是2011年"3·11"东日本大地震引发福岛第一核电站事故后，事故核电站运营商东京电力公司旗 下核电站的首次重启。东电原定于20日重启该机组，但因17日控制棒装置测试中发现警报未响的故障而 延期。 FoE Japan 21日晚间在发给《环球时报》记者的另一封邮件中称，近期东京电力柏崎刈羽核电站6号机组 接连发生控制棒故障，再次引发公众对"企业自主监管"模式的质疑。此前曝光的滨冈核电站基准地震动 数据造假事件，已充分暴露出日本原子能规制委员会与规制厅的审查工作严重依赖企业提交的数据，却 未对数据真实性进行有效核验。 联合抗议声明中写道，柏崎刈羽核 ...

美国总统特朗普周三在瑞士达沃斯出席世界经济论坛期间发表讲话，围绕格陵兰、能源政策、金融市场 表现以及加密货币监管等议题作出一系列表态，引发国际政界与市场高度关注。 在格陵兰问题上，特朗普明确表示不会动用军事力量，称"我不需要使用武力，也不想使用武力"。但他 同时强调，美国若未对格陵兰拥有"完全所有权"，在法律和心理层面都难以对其进行防御，并指出格陵 兰对其"金穹"(Golden Dome)导弹防御计划具有关键意义。特朗普称，仅靠租赁安排无法满足防务需 求，并希望就相关问题展开"立即谈判"。受此消息影响，现货黄金短线下挫约40美元。 尽管特朗普排除了军事选项，其立场仍引发欧洲盟友担忧。此前，多国领导人在达沃斯对其格陵兰言论 表达关切，认为这可能进一步加剧跨大西洋紧张关系。特朗普则在讲话中表示，美国"深信"与欧洲的联 盟关系，并强调能源、贸易、移民和经济增长是维护西方团结的核心议题。 股市创新高成执政"成绩单" 在经济与市场方面，特朗普重申其执政期间美国市场的强劲表现，称自2024年11月总统大选以来，美股 已创下"52次历史新高"。 自2025年1月20日就职以来，三大股指整体表现亮眼，标普500指数累计上涨1 ...

最近，这事还真成了政治问题。 1月13日，美国众议院通过了一项被媒体戏称为"洗澡法案"的立法提案，目的很明确：放宽联邦政府对 家用淋浴喷头的流量限制。 这项限制，其实已有30多年历史。 1992年美国通过的《能源政策法》规定，在美国，淋浴喷头出水量不得超过每分钟9.5升。 法案初衷是节水节能，应对资源压力，但美国总统特朗普早就看它不顺眼。 2025年4月，重返白宫不久，特朗普便签署行政令，要求立即废除对淋浴喷头、洗衣机等家电的节水限 制。理由相当个人化："我站在淋浴喷头下15分钟，头发才能湿透。水流细得一滴一滴往下掉，简直离 谱。"他的口号更是直接套用竞选金句："让美国淋浴再次伟大"！ 白宫随后高调宣称，此举是为了"让美国家庭摆脱官僚主义的过度监管"。 听起来像段子，但共和党人真的在迅速推进。 美国人洗澡，也要分"红蓝"？ 有人问：小小一个喷头，至于吗？ 别小看这个日常物件，加热水需要消耗大量能源，也就是说，水流越大，燃气或电力使用越多，相应碳 排放也越高。 环保组织分析，在气候危机加剧、美国西部多州持续干旱的背景下，放松节水限制的做法，与全球推动 节能减排的大方向明显相悖。 其实，这场"淋浴之争"已延续多年 ...

Group 1: Diplomatic Relations - Nicolás Maduro Guerra, son of Venezuelan President Maduro, advocates for establishing diplomatic relations with the United States and setting up an embassy, emphasizing Venezuela's right to self-determination [1] - Maduro Guerra asserts that Venezuela should maintain relationships with all countries while managing political frameworks, aiming for peace and commercial relations globally [1] Group 2: Government Appointments - Venezuelan interim president Delcy Rodríguez announced several cabinet appointments, including Miguel Pérez Pirela as Minister of News and Communications and Aníbal Coronado as Minister of Transportation [3] - The merging of the Ministry of Internal Trade and the Ministry of Industry and Production into the Ministry of Industry and Internal Trade was also announced, with Luis Antonio Bilegas appointed as its minister [3] Group 3: Energy Sector Developments - Venezuela has officially launched the export of liquefied petroleum gas, signing commercialization contracts that signify a new phase in its energy resource management [5] - The announcement of the liquefied petroleum gas export is linked to efforts by Venezuela's oil and gas industry to enhance production levels [5] Group 4: Chevron's Operations in Venezuela - The U.S. is expediting the expansion of Chevron's oil operating licenses in Venezuela, allowing cash payments to the Venezuelan government instead of crude oil as compensation [6] - This adjustment is expected to significantly enhance Chevron's commercial flexibility in Venezuela and reflects the latest U.S. policy direction regarding energy issues in the country [6]

（文章来源：央视新闻客户端） 分析指出，扩大许可将显著提升雪佛龙在委内瑞拉的商业灵活性，同时也反映出美方在委内瑞拉能源问 题上的最新政策动向。 当地时间1月16日，美国正加快扩大雪佛龙在委内瑞拉的石油生产许可授权。美国能源部长克里斯·赖特 当天表示，美方正在"尽可能快地"完成相关授权。 赖特称，根据拟议中的新许可安排，雪佛龙将被允许以现金形式向委内瑞拉政府付款，而不再以原油实 物抵付。这一调整将使雪佛龙能够出售其在委内瑞拉生产的全部原油。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The meeting between China's National Energy Administration and Germany's Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy focused on energy policy updates and collaboration outcomes since the last meeting in July 2024, highlighting the commitment to enhance bilateral cooperation in various energy sectors [2] Group 1: Meeting Overview - The 13th meeting of the China-Germany Energy Working Group took place in Suzhou on October 22, 2025 [2] - Both parties presented their latest energy policies and transformation developments [2] - The meeting reviewed the cooperation achievements since the last meeting [2] Group 2: Future Collaboration Plans - A work plan for 2025-2026 was approved, outlining areas for future collaboration [2] - The agreed areas for exchange and research include energy legal frameworks, energy and electricity markets, power systems, sustainable heating/cooling, renewable energy, hydrogen, and energy storage [2] - Representatives from both countries' energy authorities, the German Embassy in China, and project execution agencies participated in the meeting [2]

Core Viewpoint - Trump's claim that India will stop purchasing Russian oil is contradicted by data showing an increase in imports, highlighting a disconnect between political statements and actual trade practices [1][3][5]. Group 1: India-Russia Oil Trade - India imported an average of 1.8 million barrels of Russian oil daily in the first half of October, an increase of 250,000 barrels from September [3]. - Russian oil now accounts for approximately 35% of India's total oil imports, a significant rise from less than 1% before the Russia-Ukraine conflict [5]. - Despite Trump's assertions, India's government has not officially committed to halting Russian oil purchases, maintaining a focus on national interests and consumer protection [1][9]. Group 2: U.S.-India Trade Relations - Following the imposition of a 25% punitive tariff on Indian goods by Trump, India's exports to the U.S. fell by 14.35% in August and further declined by 20.7% in September [7]. - India is negotiating with the U.S. to resolve trade issues, with potential to increase oil purchases from the U.S. by $15 billion [7]. - Indian officials have not mentioned stopping Russian oil purchases during trade discussions, indicating a lack of intention to compromise on this issue [9]. Group 3: Political Dynamics - Rahul Gandhi, leader of India's main opposition party, criticized Prime Minister Modi for allegedly allowing Trump to dictate India's energy policy, particularly regarding Russian oil [10]. - Gandhi's criticisms appear politically motivated, aiming to undermine Modi's government rather than reflecting the actual state of India's energy imports [17]. - Modi's government is balancing relations between the U.S. and China, seeking to maintain energy security while navigating complex geopolitical dynamics [28]. Group 4: Rare Earth Materials - India has committed not to resell rare earth materials imported from China to the U.S., a move aimed at securing its supply chain amid rising demand for these critical materials [19][26]. - Rare earths are essential for various industries, including electric vehicles and defense, with India relying on China for 90% of its supply [20]. - The commitment to not resell rare earths reflects India's strategy to stabilize its relationship with China while pursuing economic transformation in high-tech sectors [22][28].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the commitment made by India to stop purchasing Russian oil, as stated by U.S. President Trump, while India emphasizes prioritizing consumer interests in its energy policy [4][5]. Group 1: India's Energy Policy - India’s Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson, Randeep Jaiswal, stated that maintaining consumer interests is the top priority in the current volatile energy landscape [5]. - Jaiswal highlighted that the goals of India's energy policy include ensuring stable energy prices and guaranteed supply, which involves diversifying energy procurement [5]. Group 2: U.S.-India Relations - President Trump reported that Indian Prime Minister Modi assured him that India would cease purchasing oil from Russia, describing this as a significant step [4]. - Trump acknowledged that while India cannot stop purchasing oil immediately, the process will be expedited [4].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent commitment made by Indian Prime Minister Modi to U.S. President Trump regarding India's intention to stop purchasing Russian oil, emphasizing India's focus on prioritizing consumer interests in energy procurement [3][4]. Group 1: India's Energy Policy - India has stated that its energy policy will prioritize the interests of Indian consumers, especially in the context of fluctuating energy prices and supply stability [3]. - The Indian government aims to diversify its energy procurement sources and adjust its strategies according to market changes [3]. Group 2: U.S.-India Relations - President Trump expressed dissatisfaction with India's previous purchases of Russian oil and noted that Modi assured him that India would cease these purchases [4][6]. - Trump acknowledged that while India cannot stop buying Russian oil immediately, the process to do so is underway and will be completed soon [6]. Group 3: Trade Implications - The U.S. has imposed additional tariffs on Indian goods, citing India's imports of Russian oil as a reason, which could impact trade relations between the two countries [6].