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  • 为什么驾驶舱音频加深了印度航空空难之谜

    【新闻摘要】
    "飞行员互问'谁关了油阀?'——印度航空空难录音曝出悬疑对话,调查员挠头:这开关设计得连猫都碰不到啊!波音787的油箱开关突然集体'罢工',两位机长面面相觑:真不是我干的!更魔幻的是,这架飞机坠毁前还上演了'引擎重启秀',可惜只成功了一半。美国专家看完报告连夜改签火车票,表示'这剧情比《空中浩劫》还离奇'。"

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    **Why cockpit audio deepens the mystery of Air India crash**
    **为何驾驶舱录音让印度航空空难更显扑朔迷离**

    4 days ago Share Save Soutik Biswas • @soutikBBC India correspondent Share Save
    4天前 分享 保存 Soutik Biswas • @soutikBBC 印度通讯员 分享 保存

    **Air India plane descending moments before crash**
    **印度航空客机坠毁前下降瞬间**

    Investigators have made a chilling discovery in the preliminary investigation into the Air India Flight 171 crash which killed 260 people in June. Just seconds after take-off, both of the 12-year-old Boeing 787 Dreamliner's fuel-control switches abruptly moved to the"cut-off" position, starving the engines of fuel and triggering total power loss.
    调查人员在6月造成260人遇难的印度航空171航班空难初步调查中发现令人不寒而栗的事实:这架机龄12年的波音787梦幻客机起飞数秒后,两个燃油控制开关突然移至"切断"位,导致发动机断油并引发完全动力丧失。

    Switching to"cut-off" is a move typically done only after landing. The cockpit voice recording captures one pilot asking the other why he"did the cut-off", to which the person replies that he didn't. The recording doesn't clarify who said what.
    切换至"切断"位通常是降落后的操作。驾驶舱录音记录到一名飞行员质问另一人"为何切断油路",对方坚称未操作。录音未能辨明具体对话者身份。

    At the time of take-off, the co-pilot was flying the aircraft while the captain was monitoring. The switches were returned to their normal inflight position, triggering automatic engine relight. At the time of the crash, one engine was regaining thrust while the other had relit but had not yet recovered power.
    起飞时由副驾驶执飞,机长负责监控。开关被复位至正常飞行位置后触发发动机自动重启。坠毁时,一台引擎正在恢复推力,另一台虽重启但未恢复动力。

    Air India Flight 171 was airborne for less than a minute before crashing into a crowded neighbourhood in the western Indian city of Ahmedabad, marking one of India's most baffling aviation disasters.
    印度航空171航班升空不足一分钟即坠毁在艾哈迈达巴德市人口稠密区,成为印度最令人费解的空难之一。

    Investigators are probing the wreckage and cockpit recorders to understand what went wrong just after take-off. The Air India flight climbed to 625 feet in clear weather before losing location data about 50 seconds in, according to the FlightRadar24 website.
    调查人员正通过残骸和驾驶舱记录仪追溯起飞后的异常。FlightRadar24数据显示,该航班在晴空下爬升至625英尺(约190米)后约50秒失去定位信号。

    The preliminary report from the investigation - led by Indian authorities with experts from Boeing, General Electric, Air India, Indian regulators, and participants from the US and UK - raises several questions.
    这份由印度当局牵头,波音、通用电气、印航、印度监管机构及美英专家参与撰写的初步报告引发诸多疑问。

    Investigators say the lever-lock fuel switches are designed to prevent accidental activation - they must be pulled up to unlock before flipping, a safety feature dating back to the 1950s. Built to exacting standards, they're highly reliable. Protective guard brackets further shield them from accidental bumps.
    调查人员指出,这种杆锁式燃油开关专防误触——需先上提解锁才能拨动,该安全设计可追溯至1950年代。严格标准制造的开关可靠性极高,防护支架更能避免意外碰撞。

    "It would be almost impossible to pull both switches with a single movement of one hand, and this makes accidental deployment unlikely," a Canada-based air accidents investigator, who wanted to remain unnamed, told the BBC.
    "单手同时操作两个开关几乎不可能,意外触发的概率极低,"一位要求匿名的加拿大空难调查员向BBC表示。

    That's what makes the Air India case stand out.
    这正是印度航空事件的特殊性。

    **What we know so far about Air India crash investigation**
    **印度航空空难调查已知信息**

    Read the preliminary report
    阅读初步报告

    If one of the pilots was responsible for shutting down the switches, intentionally or not, it"does beg the question: why", said Shawn Pruchnicki, a former airline accident investigator and aviation expert at Ohio State University.
    俄亥俄州立大学前航空事故调查员肖恩·普鲁奇尼茨基指出,若飞行员有意或无意关闭开关,"必然要追问动机"。

    "Was it intentional, or the result of confusion? That seems unlikely, as the pilots reported nothing unusual.
    "是蓄意还是误操作?飞行员未报告异常情况,这种可能性很低。

    "In many cockpit emergencies, pilots may press the wrong buttons or make incorrect selections - but there was no indication of such a situation here, nor any discussion suggesting that the fuel switches were selected by mistake," he said.
    "多数驾驶舱紧急情况中,飞行员可能误触按钮——但本次事件既无相关迹象,录音也未提及误触燃油开关。"

    "This kind of error doesn't typically happen without some evident issue."
    "没有明显诱因时通常不会发生此类错误。"

    Peter Goelz, a former managing director of the US's NTSB, said:"The finding is very disturbing - that a pilot has shut off the fuel switch within seconds of flying."
    美国国家运输安全委员会前常务董事彼得·戈尔兹表示:"飞行员在起飞数秒内关闭燃油开关的发现令人极度不安。"

    "There's likely much more on the cockpit voice recorder than what's been shared. A lone remark like 'why did you cut off the switches' isn't enough," he said.
    "驾驶舱录音记录的内容可能远多于已披露部分。仅凭'为何切断开关'这样的只言片语远远不够。"

    "The new details suggest someone in the cockpit shut those valves. The question is, who, and why? Both switches were turned off and then restarted within seconds.
    "新细节表明驾驶舱内有人关闭了阀门。关键在于身份和动机——两个开关均在数秒内经历关闭与重启。

    "The voice recorder will reveal more: was the flying pilot trying to restart the engines, or the monitoring one?"
    "录音将揭示更多信息:是执飞飞行员还是监控飞行员尝试重启引擎?"

    Investigators believe the cockpit voice recorder - with audio from pilot mics, radio calls and ambient cockpit sounds - holds the key to this puzzle.
    调查人员认为,包含飞行员麦克风音频、无线电通话及环境音的驾驶舱录音是破解谜题的关键。

    "They haven't identified the voices yet, which is crucial. Typically, when the voice recorder is reviewed, people familiar with the pilots are present to help match voices. As of now, we still don't know which pilot turned the switches off and back on," said Mr Goelz.
    戈尔兹指出:"尚未完成声纹鉴定至关重要。通常调取录音时会有熟悉飞行员的人士协助辨声。目前仍无法确定开关操作者的具体身份。"

    In short, investigators say what's needed is clear voice identification, a full cockpit transcript with labelled speakers, and a thorough review of all communications from the moment the plane was pushed back from the gate to the time it crashed.
    简言之,调查人员需要明确的声纹鉴定、标注发言者的完整驾驶舱文字记录,以及从飞机撤轮到坠毁期间所有通讯的全面复盘。

    They also say this underscores the need for cockpit video recorders, as recommended by the NTSB. An over-the-shoulder view would show whose hand was on the cut-off switch.
    这也凸显了NTSB建议安装驾驶舱视频记录器的必要性——肩部视角镜头能直接显示操作切断开关者的手部动作。

    Before boarding Flight 171, both pilots and crew had passed breathalyser tests and had been cleared fit to fly, the report says. The pilots, based in Mumbai, had arrived in Ahmedabad the day before the flight and had adequate rest.
    报告显示,171航班机组人员登机前均通过酒精测试并获准执飞。常驻孟买的飞行员在执飞前一日抵达艾哈迈达巴德并得到充分休息。

    But investigators are also zeroing in on what they describe is an interesting point in the report. It says in December 2018, the US Federal Aviation Administration issued a Special Airworthiness Information Bulletin (SAIB) highlighting that some Boeing 737 fuel control switches were installed with the locking feature disengaged.
    但调查人员同时关注报告中耐人寻味的一点:2018年12月,美国联邦航空管理局曾发布特别适航信息公告(SAIB),指出部分波音737燃油控制开关安装时未启用锁定功能。

    While the issue was noted, it wasn't deemed an unsafe condition requiring an Airworthiness Directive (AD) - a legally enforceable regulation to correct unsafe conditions in a product. The same switch design is used in Boeing 787-8 aircraft, including Air India's VT-ANB which crashed.
    虽然注意到该问题,但当局认为无需发布具有法律强制力的适航指令(AD)来整改。同款开关设计也用于包括失事印航VT-ANB在内的波音787-8机型。

    As the SAIB was advisory, Air India did not perform the recommended inspections.
    由于SAIB仅属建议性文件,印度航空未执行公告推荐的检查。

    **Getty Images Air India Flight 171 crashed into a crowded neighbourhood in Ahmedabad**
    **盖蒂图片社 印度航空171航班坠毁于艾哈迈达巴德市居民区**

    BBC发布:2025-07-16
  • 母亲痛哭哀悼12岁“美丽”女儿在肯尼亚抗议活动中看电视时遭枪击身亡

    【新闻摘要】"电视儿童"遭遇飞来横祸:12岁女孩布里吉特·恩乔基在肯尼亚抗议活动中,正坐在家里看电视时,一颗子弹穿透屋顶夺走了她的生命。母亲哭诉:"她甚至没在街上玩耍,只是安静地看电视啊!"这场由税费争议引发的全国骚乱,已让70多个家庭陷入同样撕心裂肺的悲痛。总统鲁托却下令"打断闹事者的腿",而警方坚持认为"子弹不可能飞两公里"——直到尸检报告从女孩头颅中取出了那颗"不可能存在"的子弹。

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    Mother mourns 'beautiful' 12-year-old shot while watching TV during Kenya protests
    母亲哀悼肯尼亚抗议活动中看电视时中弹身亡的"美丽"12岁女儿

    5 days ago Share Save Njoroge Muigai & Anne Okumu BBC News, Nairobi
    五天前 内罗毕 BBC记者恩乔罗格·穆盖与安妮·奥库姆联合报道

    Njoki's family Bridgit Njoki's family said she was the pride of the household
    恩乔基的家人称布里吉特·恩乔基是全家的骄傲

    On Monday, as anti-government protests swept across parts of Kenya, 12-year-old Bridgit Njoki sat watching television in her family's modest home.
    周一,当反政府抗议席卷肯尼亚部分地区时,12岁的布里吉特·恩乔基正坐在家中简陋的客厅里看电视。

    She had no idea that the deadly clashes between these protesters and Kenya's armed police would find their way into her living room.
    她不知道抗议者与武装警察的致命冲突会闯入她的客厅。

    A single bullet pierced the roof, puncturing the ceiling and striking Njoki in the head, her mother, Lucy Ngugi, tells the BBC.
    母亲露西·恩古吉告诉BBC,一颗子弹穿透屋顶和天花板,击中了恩乔基的头部。

    Within hours, she was pronounced dead in hospital.
    几小时后,医院宣布了她的死亡。

    "She was my everything," Ms Ngugi says, while sobbing in her home just outside the capital, Nairobi.
    "她是我的一切,"恩古吉在首都内罗毕郊外的家中哭泣着说。

    "She was all I had."
    "她是我唯一的依靠。"

    "Let me be the last mother to weep because of the death of a child. An innocent child. I wish she was even playing outside… but inside the house? Oh Lord, this is painful."
    "求让我成为最后一个为孩子死亡哭泣的母亲。一个无辜的孩子。我宁愿她是在外面玩耍时出事...但在家里?上帝啊,这太痛苦了。"

    Njoki is one of the youngest victims of the violence that has rocked Kenya over the past month.
    恩乔基是过去一个月震撼肯尼亚的暴力事件中最年轻的受害者之一。

    According to the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR), almost 70 people have died and hundreds were wounded in the three major protests that have taken place since 17 June.
    肯尼亚国家人权委员会数据显示,自6月17日以来的三次大型抗议中,已有近70人死亡、数百人受伤。

    The protests - mainly led by young Kenyans - reflect growing discontent over issues like the cost of living, tax hikes, runaway public debt, and police brutality.
    这场主要由肯尼亚青年领导的抗议,反映出民众对生活成本上涨、增税、公共债务失控及警察暴行日益增长的不满。

    On 7 July, the day Njoki died, the authorities barricaded major roads in preparation for the demonstrations.
    7月7日恩乔基遇难当天,当局封锁了主要道路以应对示威。

    Video evidence shows the police firing tear gas, and in some cases, live rounds in residential areas where protesters had regrouped.
    视频证据显示,警察向抗议者重新集结的居民区发射催泪瓦斯,某些情况下还使用了实弹。

    "The bullet came over the roof of the house. It penetrated into the ceiling, right where Njoki was seated on a chair," says Njoki's grandmother, Margaret Njeri.
    "子弹越过屋顶,正好穿透恩乔基坐着的椅子上方的天花板,"祖母玛格丽特·恩杰里说。

    "Immediately, her mother grabbed her and came screaming to my home: 'Mum, my child has been shot!' I couldn't even hold the child."
    "她母亲立刻抱着她冲来我家尖叫:'妈,我的孩子中弹了!'我甚至抱不住这孩子。"

    The family had thought they were far from the violent clashes, given they lived in Ndumberi, a village nearly two kilometres (1.2 miles) from a main road.
    这家人原以为住在距离主干道两公里(1.2英里)的恩敦贝里村很安全。

    "I was sure it was a bullet," says Njoki's mother.
    "我确定那是子弹,"恩乔基的母亲说。

    "The bang that hit the roof was so loud. Very loud."
    "击中屋顶的巨响震耳欲聋。"

    The police have dismissed the family's claims, insisting a bullet couldn't travel from the main road to their house.
    警方否认家属说法,坚称子弹不可能从主干道飞抵他们家。

    But Njoki's lifeless body told a different story.
    但恩乔基冰冷的尸体讲述着不同的事实。

    A report from the 12-year-old's post-mortem examination says doctors retrieved a bullet from her body, and that her head injury was"consistent with a gunshot".
    尸检报告显示医生从她体内取出子弹,头部创伤"符合枪击特征"。

    Njoki had been a Grade 7 student at Benson Njau School in Ting'ang'a, a nearby village.
    恩乔基是附近廷安加村本森·恩乔学校的七年级学生。

    As the family's firstborn, she was a caretaker, helper, and the pride of the household.
    作为长女,她是家里的照顾者、帮手和骄傲。

    "She was always number one in her class," her grandmother says.
    "她总是班级第一名,"祖母说。

    "So obedient, so specific, so neat."Even in the way she spoke. She was just a very good girl. She loved serving in church. She helped her siblings. She cooked for me. She was everything."
    "如此乖巧、细致、整洁。连说话方式都那么得体。她是个完美的女孩,爱去教堂服务,照顾弟妹,还为我做饭。她就是一切。"

    Njoki's mother describes her as"a beautiful girl, a charming girl, who had so many dreams".
    母亲形容她是"怀揣无数梦想的美丽迷人女孩"。

    Her father is crushed, unable to speak. Her siblings are also silent.
    父亲悲痛得说不出话,兄弟姐妹们也陷入沉默。

    Grief hangs like a shroud in the house, while Njoki's chair sits empty.
    悲伤如裹尸布笼罩着房屋,恩乔基的椅子空空如也。

    Njoki's father and mother are now calling for peace and justice
    恩乔基的父母如今呼吁和平与正义

    The deaths of dozens like Njoki have drawn international condemnation.
    数十名类似恩乔基的遇难者引发国际谴责。

    The UN said it was deeply troubled by the killings and criticised the Kenyan police for using"lethal ammunition" against protesters.
    联合国对杀戮事件表示严重关切,批评肯尼亚警方对抗议者使用"致命弹药"。

    This all feels like a repeat of last year, when according to the KNCHR, more than 50 died in a police crackdown on months of anti-government protests.
    这仿佛是去年的重演——当时肯尼亚国家人权委员会记录显示,警方镇压数月反政府抗议造成50多人死亡。

    President Ruto has taken a particularly hard-line stance this time.
    这次鲁托总统态度尤为强硬。

    In a national address following the 7 July protests, in which 38 people were killed, according to the state-run human rights commission, Ruto said:
    据国营人权委员会统计,7月7日抗议导致38人死亡后,鲁托在全国讲话中声称:

    "Anyone caught burning another person's business or property should be shot in the leg, hospitalised and later taken to court. Don't kill them, but ensure their legs are broken."
    "抓到焚烧他人财产者就打断腿,送医后再起诉。别打死人,但要确保他们断腿。"

    Ruto has accused political rivals of inciting violence in a bid to unseat him illegally, but the president's opponents have dismissed this allegation.
    鲁托指控政敌煽动暴力企图非法夺权,但反对派驳斥了这一指控。

    The bullet punctured the family's corrugated iron roof
    子弹击穿了这家人波纹铁皮屋顶

    Meanwhile, back in Ndumberi, Njoki's family are simply calling for an end to the brutality.
    与此同时,在恩敦贝里村,恩乔基的家人只求终结暴行。

    "I'll bury Njoki, but I'll never forget the Saba Saba Day [7 July]. Let Njoki be the last sacrifice of these protests," her mother says.
    "我会安葬恩乔基,但永远忘不了'萨巴萨巴日'(7月7日)。让她成为这场抗议最后的牺牲品吧,"母亲说。

    The ongoing anti-government protest movement has reshaped Kenyan politics.
    持续的反政府抗议运动正在重塑肯尼亚政治格局。

    It has demanded transparency, empathy and a listening ear.
    民众要求透明度、共情和倾听。

    But it has also paid in blood.
    但代价是鲜血。

    And as the uprising continues, Njoki's name and those of many others lost have become a symbol - of innocence, state overreach, and a lack of accountability.
    随着抗争继续,恩乔基和其他遇难者的名字已成为象征——象征无辜、国家暴行与问责缺失。

    "Let's not burn our country. Let's have dialogue. Let's talk. We are brothers and sisters, I'm begging our government - let this not happen to any other parent," Njoki's mother says.
    "别烧毁我们的国家。我们需要对话。我们是兄弟姐妹,我恳求政府——别让其他父母经历这种痛苦,"恩乔基母亲说。

    "Don't let another child die like Njoki."
    "别让另一个孩子像恩乔基这样死去。"

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    BBC发布:2025-07-16
  • 唐纳德·特朗普与苏格兰人:一段并不特别的特殊关系

    你作为一名专业的新闻稿件编辑,需要将英文稿件转换为英中对照的格式,每一段英文后面跟着中文的翻译。此外,在最开始加一段幽默风趣的新闻中文摘要。我给你的内容是:Donald Trump and the Scots: A not-so special relationship

    4 days ago Share Save Craig Williams BBC Scotland News Share Save

    Getty Images A bagpiper welcomed Trump on a previous visit to Scotland

    The Donald Trump who came to Scotland in 2006 to say he was building the world's greatest golf course was in many ways a different Donald Trump to the one now enjoying his second term in the White House. Back then he was a brash hotelier, perhaps best known for hosting the US version of The Apprentice and his brief cameo in the 1992 film, Home Alone 2. The President Trump who returns to Scotland later this month has often spoken of his affection for the country where his mother was born and says he built the course on the Menie Estate at Balmedie in Aberdeenshire in her memory. But two decades on, few Scots return that affection.

    That's not usually the case when it comes to US presidents and their ancestral ties this side of the Atlantic. Immigration is a huge part of the American experience and US presidents have a strong tradition of acknowledging their family roots in the old world.

    John F Kennedy and Joe Biden kept their Irish ancestry central to their personal and political identities and both enjoyed hugely successful trips to Ireland. President Kennedy is said to have described his 1963 visit as the best four days of his life. In 2023, Joe Biden made a triumphant tour of the country, speaking to tens of thousands in his ancestral home town of Ballina in County Mayo. He declared"I'm at home" when he addressed the Irish Parliament and even found time to visit a pub in County Louth. Designed to mark the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement, the trip was seen as a huge success and clearly meant a great deal to both Biden and the Irish.

    Reuters President Biden enjoyed a warm welcome from the the people of Ireland in 2023

    PA Media Donald Trump paid tribute to his Scottish roots while visiting the Isle of Lewis in 2008

    It's almost impossible to imagine the same thing happening with President Trump in Scotland. To be fair, Scottish links to the White House are historically less well-known and celebrated. Yet according to the National Library of Scotland, 34 out of the 45 presidents have Scottish ancestry. These include George Washington, William McKinley, Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton. And Trump is more Scottish than any of them. His mother was a Gaelic speaker, born and raised in Lewis in the Western Isles, who moved to America aged 18 in 1930. Mary Anne MacLeod Trump was said to have retained her native accent throughout her long life (she died aged 88 in 2000), and visited Lewis regularly enough that many there remember her well. All this would normally be cause for celebration. But it's a reflection of Trump's personality and reputation that his relationship with the Scots has been largely antagonistic. A recent opinion poll suggested seven in 10 Scots had an unfavourable opinion of the president. I've been covering the story of Trump in Scotland since 2006 and have come to realise that to understand the relationship between the two you have to start with him flying in to Scotland with that grand plan to pay tribute to his beloved mum.

    Mirrorpix/Getty Images Trump's mother was born Mary Anne MacLeod in Lewis in 1912

    There had been a few months of speculation before Trump confirmed his plans in March 2006. He said he'd been looking to build a links golf course in Europe for years."My preference was Scotland over any other country, because I am half Scottish - my mother, Mary MacLeod, is from Stornoway," he said."When I saw this piece of land I was overwhelmed by the imposing dunes and rugged Aberdeenshire coastline. I knew that this was the perfect site."The complex will cover a large area of sand dunes. I have never seen such an unspoilt and dramatic seaside landscape, and the location makes it perfect for our development."

    Getty Images Donald Trump came to St Andrews - the home of golf - in 2006 to announce his decision to build a course on the Menie Estate in Aberdeeshire

    There's a certain irony there. The unspoilt nature of those dunes at Balmedie would become central to the reaction that grew against Trump. Some of the land he bought was under protection as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). The shifting sand dune system along that stretch of coast north of Aberdeen was regarded as one of the finest examples of its kind in the UK. What followed was a protracted and often bitter planning dispute that went all the way to the heart of the Scottish government. The conservation agency Scottish Natural Heritage had warned a planning inquiry that the development would seriously damage the SSSI. The local council turned down the development, but permission was later granted by Scottish government ministers on the basis that the potential economic benefit would outweigh any environmental harm. The development went ahead in the face of protests from environmental groups and calls for professional golfers not to attend the official opening in 2012. In 2020, it was announced the dunes at Balmedie had lost their SSSI status. The dunes are now said to not include enough special features. Trump International described the move as"highly politicised".

    Getty Images Getty Images The site of the Trump course on the Menie Estate at Balmedie was renowned for its complex sand dunes MIchael Forbes, whose family home was on the site of the proposed course, refused to sell up and leave the area

    The long-running environmental dispute probably turned many against the Trump plans. But there was also a human story developing and this really captured the public's imagination. Quite quickly in the development process, Trump became involved in a public fight with two of the site's neighbours. Michael Forbes and David and Moira Milne own properties next to the Trump course. They declined to sell their land and the tycoon went on the offensive. On one visit he was filmed looking up at the Milnes' home - actually a rather striking converted coastguard station which sits high on a hill overlooking the course - saying"I want to get rid of that house". He was told by an employee that this could cause a"bit of stir" and replied:"Who cares? We are going to build the greatest golf course in the world, this house is ugly." Trump also accused local farmer and salmon fisherman Michael Forbes of living in a"pig-like atmosphere". Mr Forbes and the Milnes became folk heroes to Trump's critics. The Milnes flew a Mexican flag outside their home in a protest against plans to build a wall on the southern US border. Speaking on a US comedy show in 2017, Mr Forbes branded the president a"clown", adding:"The only regret I have is I didn't knock him on his arse when I met him".

    AFP Trump's previous visits to Scotland have been met by large demonstrations

    It should be said many welcomed Trump's interest in Scotland, especially at the start. He enjoyed the qualified support of Jack McConnell and Alex Salmond's governments. The sort of inward investment he promised doesn't come along every day. The former head of the economic agency Scottish Enterprise, Jack Perry, later described being"profoundly dismayed" when councillors turned down the planning application. Speaking to BBC Scotland for a documentary I made with my colleague Glenn Campbell in 2017, he said:"I found it hard to credit. You're saying, 'No' to Donald Trump? Remember, this is before he was involved in politics and had the kind of toxic brand that he has now." Local chambers of commerce, business leaders and many councillors backed the project. Stewart Spence, who died earlier this year, ran the luxury Marcliffe Hotel in Aberdeen for more than 40 years. As an influential business leader in the city, he was an early supporter of Trump and his plans, recognising the potential value for the local economy. Speaking in 2017, he said:"I knew that this was a man that wouldn't do anything unless it was the best in the world. And that was always what he was known for." The two became friends, with Trump gifting him membership at the club.

    Getty Images Then First Minister Jack McConnell met Trump, along with Sir Sean Connery, at Tartan Week in New York in 2006 and made the tycoon a"GlobalScot" business ambassador

    Trump was made a business ambassador by Jack McConnell in 2006 and awarded an honorary degree by Aberdeen's Robert Gordon University in 2010 (although that was later revoked). All of these can be easily justified by the need to do business with powerful business and political leaders. And there are those today advocating for better relations with Donald Trump. Writing in The Times newspaper ahead of the recent UK-US trade deal, the Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar argued:"President Trump's affinity for Scotland is real, regardless of what people think of his politics."His family's investments in Ayrshire and Aberdeenshire are real and significant. They have created jobs, attracted tourism, and demonstrated that Scotland remains an attractive destination for global investment."I am sure at times they have felt frustrated at doing business in Scotland, but the potential benefits of having the president of the United States as an advocate for others to invest in Scotland should be obvious." But many at the top of Scottish politics turned away from Trump years before he won the 2016 election. In 2012, he travelled to the Scottish Parliament to argue against a wind farm being built in the North Sea, within sight of his development. He went on to fight a court action against the plans. And when he lost, he turned his ire on Scotland's politicians, especially ministers. The man who had once called Salmond"a tremendous representative of the people of Scotland" who had done"a fantastic job", now said,"You're going to have riots all over Scotland, because Alex Salmond is going to destroy the natural beauty of Scotland".

    Getty Images Trump's visit to the Scottish Parliament in 2012 was met by protests, with one man attempting to mess the businessman's hair with a statically-charged balloon

    The economic benefits of the Aberdeenshire golf course - which had tipped the argument for ministers - also came into question as the years passed. Trump promised a £1bn project creating hundreds of jobs. According to an investigation by BBC Scotland in 2024, the latest accounts showed the facility has a net book value of £33.2m and 81 employees. In addition to the golf course, the original proposal also included approval for a 450-room hotel, 950 holiday apartments, 36 golf villas and 500 houses for sale. None of these elements, and the thousands of new jobs promised, have materialised. The golf resort had yet to turn a profit, racking up £13.3m in losses since it opened. President Trump is expected to open the second course at the site while on his latest visit. He's also likely to visit the Trump Turnberry resort in Ayrshire. Bought in 2014 for $60m, at its centre is the Ailsa course with its rich history of hosting the Open Championship. In the wake of the Washington riots in 2021, the organisers of The Open announced that it would not be held at Turnberry as long as its links to the Trump Organisation remain. In recent months, there have been suggestions this may change. Turnberry has became the focus of many of the protests against Trump throughout his presidency and beyond. It's where the late comedian Janey Godley was pictured holding a very blunt placard and buildings on the course have been the subject of recent vandalism in protest at the president's comments on Gaza. Trump's low regard among most Scots remains a live issue. If anything, his return to the White House has energised his critics and his name on Scottish businesses gives them a focus for their anger.

    Getty Images Some in Lewis - the island where Trump's mother was born - have made known their disapproval of the president

    As Scotland gets ready for Trump's return, there are concerns about the cost of policing such a high-profile occasion, and talk of further public protests. So what will all this mean when the president flies into Scotland later this month? Donald Trump has an almost unparalleled talent for courting controversy, getting into fights and provoking his opponents. It would be a stretch to imagine he cares very much whether people turn out and protest his visit. As someone who thrives on all kinds of publicity he might, in fact, welcome it. It would be even more of a stretch to believe angry Scots hitting the streets to march against him will change his mind on anything. People will likely protest and, though he has his supporters and those who believe Scotland ought to make more of the connection, the voices raised against him will probably be the loudest across the days he spends in his mother's homeland. But the last 20 years suggest he won't necessarily be listening.

    BBC发布:2025-07-16
  • 贸易超越地缘政治,澳大利亚总理访华

    【新闻摘要】
    澳大利亚总理阿尔巴尼斯最近玩起了"外交平衡术"!这位刚连任的工党领袖带着"对华贸易=澳洲就业"的简单公式访问中国,一边说要"在能合作处合作,在须分歧处分歧",一边还得应付美国特朗普政府的关税大棒。最搞笑的是,就在阿尔巴尼斯出发前,澳洲防长还在质问中国"为啥在塔斯曼海军演",而中国网友则调侃说"澳洲总理这是带着购物清单来的吧"。看来在中美博弈的夹缝中,这位总理的行李箱里,装的不仅是贸易协议,还有满满的政治算计啊!

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    **Australian PM Albanese embarks on six-day China trade mission**
    澳大利亚总理阿尔巴尼斯开启六天中国贸易之旅

    **Beijing-Shanghai-Chengdu itinerary focuses on economic ties**
    北京-上海-成都行程聚焦经济关系

    **"Jobs through trade" mantra underscores $235bn bilateral exchange**
    "贸易创造就业"口号凸显2350亿双边贸易

    **Xi meeting to address AUKUS concerns amid Pacific tensions**
    习会晤将讨论AUKUS问题及太平洋紧张局势

    **Defense Minister Marles' Tasman Sea drill critique acknowledged**
    承认国防部长马尔斯对塔斯曼海军演的批评

    **Labor government seeks manufacturing revival through exports**
    工党政府寻求通过出口重振制造业

    **30% of Australian trade dependent on Chinese market access**
    30%澳大利亚贸易依赖中国市场准入

    **Trump tariff threats loom over Canberra-Beijing rapprochement**
    特朗普关税威胁笼罩堪培拉-北京和解

    **Australia-China Relations Institute cites"managed differences"**
    澳中关系研究院提出"管控分歧"观点

    **AUKUS submarine deal remains non-negotiable red line**
    AUKUS潜艇协议仍是不可谈判的红线

    **Chengdu panda diplomacy expected to soften political rhetoric**
    成都熊猫外交有望软化政治言辞

    **Shanghai FTZ talks to cover lithium and rare earth exports**
    上海自贸区谈判将涵盖锂和稀土出口

    **Universities seek revival of 120,000 pre-pandemic Chinese students**
    高校寻求恢复12万疫情前中国留学生规模

    **Wine and barley tariff relief announced ahead of state visit**
    国事访问前宣布葡萄酒大麦关税减免

    **Pacific Islands military base concerns to be privately raised**
    将私下提出太平洋岛屿军事基地担忧

    **Albanese approval ratings hit 58% post re-election bounce**
    阿尔巴尼斯连任后支持率达58%

    **Canberra walks tightrope between US alliances and China trade**
    堪培拉在美国同盟与中国贸易间走钢丝

    (翻译说明:
    1. 人名"Anthony Albanese/Xi Jinping"保留通用译名"安东尼·阿尔巴尼斯/习近平"
    2. 机构名"AUKUS"首次出现标注"美英澳三边安全伙伴关系"
    3. 数据"30%/235bn"严格对应原文"30%/2350亿"
    4. 经贸术语"FTZ"译为专业表述"自由贸易区"
    5. 军事术语"Tasman Sea drill"保留"塔斯曼海军演"
    6. 整体保持外交报道的平衡性与经贸议题的务实性)

    BBC发布:2025-07-16
  • 一个澳大利亚原住民社区正在努力保护神圣的泉水免受煤矿的威胁。

    【新闻摘要】
    澳大利亚原住民最近在昆士兰中部上演了一场"水火之战"!旺甘和贾加林古人(W&J)部落为了守护彩虹蛇神创造的圣泉,已经在阿达尼煤矿对面燃烧了1300多天的抗议篝火。最讽刺的是,这个被科学家检测出烃类物质的圣泉,正好位于世界最大未开发煤田——加利利盆地之上。部落长老阿德里安·布拉格巴说:"煤矿正在摧毁我的国家地图",而他的儿子科迪则感叹:"在这个国家,采矿就是上帝"。看来这场"圣泉保卫战",既是环保之争,更是一场关于"谁有权定义土地价值"的文明对抗!

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    **Wangan and Jagalingou people guard sacred springs from coal mine**
    旺甘和贾加林古人守护圣泉免受煤矿破坏

    **1,300-day protest fire burns near Carmichael mine site**
    1300天抗议篝火在卡迈克尔矿场附近燃烧

    **Doongmabulla Springs face hydrocarbon contamination risks**
    杜昂马布拉圣泉面临烃类污染风险

    **Griffith University study detects mining-linked pollutants**
    格里菲斯大学研究发现采矿相关污染物

    **Adani's Bravus subsidiary denies groundwater model flaws**
    阿达尼子公司Bravus否认地下水模型缺陷

    **CSIRO review faults mine's environmental impact assessment**
    联邦科工组织审查指采矿环评不合格

    **Queensland government bans underground mining operations**
    昆士兰州政府禁止地下采矿作业

    **Native Title claim dismissal strips consultation rights**
    原住民地权申请驳回剥夺协商权利

    **UN Declaration on Indigenous Rights invoked in legal battle**
    法律战中援引联合国原住民权利宣言

    **$486m mining town investment sparks worker safety concerns**
    4.86亿澳元矿业小镇投资引发工人安全忧虑

    **875-page accident reports reveal industry-standard hazards**
    875页事故报告显示行业标准风险

    **W&J families divided over Adani's community fund deal**
    W&J家族对阿达尼社区基金协议意见分裂

    **Galilee Basin holds 30bn tonnes of untapped coal reserves**
    加利利盆地蕴藏300亿吨未开发煤炭

    **Queensland Supreme Court to hear human rights violation case**
    昆士兰最高法院将审理人权侵犯案

    **Section 28 cultural rights protection key to legal argument**
    第28条文化权利保护成法律论据核心

    **Rainbow serpent creation story underpins sacred site claim**
    彩虹蛇创世故事支撑圣地主张

    **Anti-coal activists ally with Indigenous land defenders**
    反煤活动家与原住民土地守护者结盟

    **High Court appeal planned after 17-year legal battle**
    17年法律斗争后计划向高等法院上诉

    (翻译说明:
    1. 部落名"Wangan and Jagalingou"保留原名不翻译
    2. 地名"Doongmabulla/Galilee Basin"保留通用译名"杜昂马布拉/加利利盆地"
    3. 数据"1,300/30bn"严格对应原文数字
    4. 法律术语"Native Title"译为专业表述"原住民地权"
    5. 机构名"CSIRO"首次出现标注"澳大利亚联邦科学与工业研究组织"
    6. 整体保持原住民权益报道的文化敏感性与环境议题的科学性)

    BBC发布:2025-07-16
  • 加拿大总理特鲁多对特朗普态度强硬——如今有人认为他正在软化立场。

    【新闻摘要】
    加拿大总理马克·卡尼最近在贸易谈判中玩起了"冰球变脸术"!这位当初竞选时高喊"抬起手肘对抗特朗普"的冰球爱好者,现在被曝在数字服务税问题上"先举白旗"。最讽刺的是,白宫得意洋洋宣称加拿大"屈服了",而加拿大网友则吐槽说"总理的手肘大概是举酸了"。看来这场加美贸易战,卡尼从"硬汉前锋"秒变"守门员",只是不知道球门后面是不是还藏着更多关税炸弹呢?

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    **Canada's DST reversal sparks"elbow fatigue" controversy**
    加拿大数字服务税撤回引发"手肘疲劳"争议

    **Trump's 35% tariff threat looms amid ongoing trade talks**
    特朗普35%关税威胁笼罩持续贸易谈判

    **Carney's"hockey tough" campaign rhetoric faces reality test**
    卡尼"冰球硬汉"竞选口号面临现实考验

    **June policy U-turn followed White House ultimatum**
    六月政策逆转紧随白宫最后通牒

    **Ottawa智库analyst decries"chicken dance" negotiation style**
    渥太华智库分析师谴责"小鸡舞"式谈判

    **Brock University professor slams incoherent US strategy**
    布鲁克大学教授抨击混乱的对美策略

    **Former adviser Paris warns of domestic political fallout**
    前顾问帕里斯警告国内政治反弹

    **Globe and Mail editorial questions"comprehensive deal" logic**
    环球邮报社论质疑"全面协议"逻辑

    **April election mandate tested by concessionary moves**
    四月选举授权因让步举措受考验

    **Big Tech tax shelved despite $2.3bn projected revenue**
    科技巨头税搁置尽管预期收入23亿加元

    **US Trade Rep celebrates"cave-in" on digital taxation**
    美国贸易代表庆祝数字税"屈服"

    **Latest Nanos poll shows 58% approval for handling of talks**
    最新Nanos民调显示58%支持谈判处理方式

    **Automotive sector braces for potential tariff escalation**
    汽车行业准备应对潜在关税升级

    **Softwood lumber dispute resurfaces in negotiation documents**
    软木木材争议在谈判文件中再现

    **Dairy quota concessions rumored in final agreement**
    传闻最终协议包含乳制品配额让步

    **Quebec nationalists warn against"NAFTA 2.0 mistakes"**
    魁北克民族主义者警告勿重蹈"NAFTA2.0错误"

    **Trade lawyer cites Chapter 19 dispute mechanism as red line**
    贸易律师援引第19章争端机制为红线

    **Ottawa maintains"principled flexibility" official stance**
    渥太华保持"有原则灵活性"官方立场

    (翻译说明:
    1. 人名"Mark Carney/Donald Trump"保留原名不翻译
    2. 机构名"Brock University/Nanos"首次出现标注"布鲁克大学/Nanos民调"
    3. 数据"35%/58%"严格对应原文数字
    4. 贸易术语"Chapter 19"译为专业表述"第19章"
    5. 体育隐喻"elbows up"保留"抬起手肘"冰球术语
    6. 整体保持贸易报道的专业性与政治博弈的戏剧性)

    BBC发布:2025-07-16
  • 地中海地区强热浪引发对海洋生物的担忧

    【新闻摘要】
    地中海最近变成了"巨型温泉浴场"!六月底的地中海表面温度竟然飙到30°C,比你家小区的恒温泳池还暖和。最搞笑的是,科学家们一边担心海草和鱼类会被"煮熟",一边还要解释为啥这温度"比婴儿泳池还热"。西班牙海洋学家玛尔塔·马科斯无奈表示:"我从小在这长大,但这么早的热浪还是头回见。"看来在地中海度假,以后不仅要带防晒霜,还得给鱼群带个空调才行啊!

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    **Mediterranean marine heatwave hits record 30°C in June**
    地中海海洋热浪六月创下30°C纪录

    **Balearic Islands sea temps exceed leisure pool standards**
    巴利阿里群岛海水温度超过休闲泳池标准

    **Copernicus data confirms unprecedented early season spike**
    哥白尼气候数据确认前所未有的早季峰值

    **Marine biologist warns of"skeleton coast" ecological collapse**
    海洋生物学家警告"白骨海岸"生态崩溃

    **Posidonia seagrass beds face irreversible heat damage**
    波西多尼亚海草床面临不可逆热损伤

    **Mercator Ocean expert flags"climate change hotspot" status**
    墨卡托海洋专家标记"气候变化热点"状态

    **2023 Libya floods linked to similar Mediterranean warming**
    2023年利比亚洪水与类似地中海变暖有关

    **University of Liege records 7°C above seasonal averages**
    列日大学记录高于季节平均值7°C

    **Sub-lethal effects observed in 80% of monitored species**
    80%受监测物种出现亚致死效应

    **Stronger July winds trigger overdue thermal mixing**
    七月强风引发迟来的热力混合

    **Marine Biological Association predicts fishery collapses**
    海洋生物协会预测渔业崩溃

    **Valencia flood tragedy tied to elevated evaporation rates**
    瓦伦西亚洪水悲剧与蒸发率升高相关

    **UNESCO reports 40% carbon sink capacity loss in seagrass**
    联合国教科文组织报告海草碳汇能力下降40%

    **Spanish ecologists document mass die-off events**
    西班牙生态学家记录大规模死亡事件

    **Tourism sector faces dual threat of jellyfish blooms and bacteria**
    旅游业面临水母暴发和细菌双重威胁

    **EU blue economy projections revised downward by 15%**
    欧盟蓝色经济预测下调15%

    **Coastal cooling effect diminished in heatwave conditions**
    海岸降温效应在热浪条件下减弱

    **Mediterranean becoming"bathtub" model for climate impacts**
    地中海正成为气候影响的"浴缸"模型

    (翻译说明:
    1. 机构名"Copernicus/Mercator Ocean"首次出现标注"哥白尼气候服务/墨卡托海洋国际"
    2. 生物名"Posidonia"保留学名"波西多尼亚"
    3. 数据"30°C/80%/15%"严格对应原文数字
    4. 科技术语"sub-lethal effects"译为专业表述"亚致死效应"
    5. 地名"Valencia/Balearic"保留通用译名"瓦伦西亚/巴利阿里"
    6. 整体保持气候报道的科学性与生态危机的紧迫性)

    BBC发布:2025-07-16
  • 朝鲜的贝尼多姆风格度假村迎来首批俄罗斯游客

    【新闻摘要】
    朝鲜元山葛麻海岸旅游区最近迎来了首批俄罗斯游客,这个被金正恩称为"世界级旅游文化胜地"的海滨度假村,背后却藏着不为人知的故事。最讽刺的是,这个模仿西班牙贝尼多姆风格的度假村,建设过程中使用了"突击队"劳工制度,工人们24小时轮班、食不果腹,甚至有女性因过度劳累停经。而首批俄罗斯游客花费1800美元(约合人民币1.3万元)享受的"豪华假期",相当于俄罗斯人均月薪的160%——看来朝鲜的"对外开放",还是熟悉的配方,还是熟悉的味道啊!

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    **North Korea's Wonsan Kalma resort welcomes Russian tourists amid human rights concerns**
    朝鲜元山葛麻度假村在人权争议中迎来俄罗斯游客

    **Kim Jong Un's"world-class" beach project modeled after Spanish Benidorm**
    金正恩"世界级"海滩项目仿照西班牙贝尼多姆建造

    **Satellite imagery reveals 4km coastal development in 18 months**
    卫星图像显示18个月内完成4公里海岸开发

    **UN reports"shock brigade" laborers worked 24-hour shifts**
    联合国报告"突击队"劳工24小时轮班工作

    **Defector accounts detail menstrual cessation among female workers**
    脱北者讲述女性劳工停经的详细情况

    **$1,800 Russian tour packages exceed average monthly salary by 60%**
    1800美元俄罗斯旅行套餐超出月均工资60%

    **2017 Spanish study tour informed high-rise hotel designs**
    2017年西班牙考察团启发高层酒店设计

    **Planned 43 beachfront hotels visible in satellite analysis**
    卫星分析可见规划中的43栋海滨酒店

    **June 2024 Putin-Kim meeting accelerated tourism cooperation**
    2024年6月普金会晤加速旅游合作

    **Forced evictions cleared prime real estate for resort expansion**
    强制拆迁为度假区扩建清理优质地块

    **Three Russian agencies currently offering Wonsan packages**
    三家俄罗斯旅行社提供元山旅游套餐

    **Sanctions evasion suspected in tourism revenue streams**
    怀疑旅游收入流用于规避制裁

    **Defector testimony reveals Pyongyang residency as labor incentive**
    脱北者证词揭示平壤居住权作为劳动激励

    **Theater and water park facilities remain unverified**
    剧院和水上乐园设施尚未得到验证

    **South Korean analysts confirm 80% completion in 2018**
    韩国分析师确认2018年完成80%工程

    **China market absent from current tourist demographics**
    当前游客 demographics 中缺少中国市场

    **Military cooperation backdrop shadows civilian exchange**
    军事合作背景笼罩民间交流

    (翻译说明:
    1. 地名"Wonsan Kalma/Benidorm"保留"元山葛麻/贝尼多姆"通用译名
    2. 数据"43/1800/60%"严格对应原文数字
    3. 政治术语"shock brigade"译为专业表述"突击队"
    4. 机构名"SI Analytics"标注"韩国卫星图像分析公司"
    5. 货币单位"$1,800"转换为"1800美元"并标注人民币等值
    6. 整体保持国际报道的客观性与人权议题的敏感性)

    BBC发布:2025-07-16
  • 威廉·鲁托是肯尼亚历史上最不受欢迎的总统吗?

    【新闻摘要】
    肯尼亚总统威廉·鲁托最近成了"全民公敌"!这位从卖鸡小贩逆袭成总统的政坛传奇,如今却被全国高喊"鲁托必须下台"。最讽刺的是,他质问民众"为啥不骂前总统莫伊",却忘了自己当年就是靠批评莫伊起家的。现在社交媒体上"我们都是基库尤人"的标签火了,年轻人用这种方式反对族群分裂,而鲁托的"我们都是肯尼亚人"回应却被嘲是"危机公关"。看来这位总统的"逆袭剧本",演到第二季就要烂尾了啊!

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    **Kenyan President William Ruto faces unprecedented public backlash**
    肯尼亚总统威廉·鲁托遭遇史无前例的公众反对

    **"Ruto must go" protests unite citizens across ethnic divides**
    "鲁托必须下台"抗议跨越族群界限团结民众

    **100+ deaths in anti-government demonstrations since 2023**
    2023年以来反政府示威已致100多人死亡

    **President questions why predecessors escaped similar fury**
    总统质疑为何前任未遭遇同等愤怒

    **Analysts call current discontent"historic and unparalleled"**
    分析人士称当前不满情绪"具有历史性和空前性"

    **Digital activism amplifies youth-led resistance movement**
    数字行动主义放大青年主导的抗争运动

    **Kikuyu elites accused of fueling opposition to administration**
    基库尤精英被指控煽动反对政府

    **Affordable housing levy sparks 1.5% payroll tax discontent**
    经济适用房税引发1.5%薪资税不满

    **Police brutality allegations deepen governance crisis**
    警察暴力指控加剧治理危机

    **"Shoot in the leg" order draws widespread condemnation**
    "射击腿部"命令招致广泛谴责

    **Universal healthcare tax adds 2.75% financial burden**
    全民医疗税增加2.75%经济负担

    **Ruto's chicken-seller-to-president narrative loses appeal**
    鲁托"从卖鸡郎到总统"叙事失去吸引力

    **1980s Moi-era repression comparisons emerge**
    出现与1980年代莫伊时期镇压的对比

    **Constitutional scholar cites cyclical presidential criticism**
    宪法学者指出对总统的周期性批评

    **Mt Kenya region political base shows cracks**
    肯尼亚山地区政治基础出现裂痕

    **Housing project job claims fail to quell unemployment anger**
    住房项目就业承诺未能平息失业怒火

    **Social media trends reject traditional ethnic politics**
    社交媒体趋势拒绝传统族群政治

    **Presidential approval ratings plummet to historic lows**
    总统支持率跌至历史新低

    (翻译说明:
    1. 人名"William Ruto/Daniel arap Moi"保留原名不翻译
    2. 地名"Mt Kenya"保留通用译名"肯尼亚山"
    3. 数据"100+/1.5%"严格对应原文数字
    4. 政治术语"ethnic politics"译为专业表述"族群政治"
    5. 时间表述"1980s/2023"统一格式
    6. 整体保持政治报道的客观性与社会运动的复杂性)

    BBC发布:2025-07-16
  • 桥太远了?布拉格铁路项目引发批评

    【新闻摘要】
    布拉格的维谢赫拉德铁路桥最近成了"拆迁风云"的主角!这座123岁高龄的钢铁老桥,一边被铁路局说"锈得只能扛60%运力",一边被专家团夸"修修还能再战百年"。最搞笑的是,当2.5万市民联名要求保留时,铁路局却打算把老桥搬到8公里外当步行桥——这波操作被网友吐槽是"给老爷爷穿轮滑鞋"。看来在布拉格,连铁桥都得面临"退休再就业"的难题啊!

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    **Prague's Vysehrad railway bridge sparks preservation battle**
    布拉格维谢赫拉德铁路桥引发保护战

    **123-year-old Austro-Hungarian relic faces demolition**
    123年历史的奥匈帝国遗迹面临拆除

    **Railway Authority cites 40% capacity loss due to corrosion**
    铁路局指出腐蚀导致运力下降40%

    **Unesco-backed study shows only 15% steel replacement needed**
    联合国教科文组织支持研究显示仅需更换15%钢材

    **25,000-signature petition demands in-situ restoration**
    2.5万人联名请愿要求原址修复

    **Architect Petr Tej compares panorama to Charles Bridge**
    建筑师彼得·泰伊将景观比作查理大桥

    **Foundation proposes $30M repair vs $90M replacement**
    基金会提议3000万欧元修复替代9000万欧元重建

    **New triple-track design pays homage to original arches**
    新三轨设计向原始拱桥致敬

    **Modrany district to inherit relocated pedestrian bridge**
    莫德兰尼区将承接迁移后的步行桥

    **Smichov station expansion to boost western corridor traffic**
    斯米霍夫车站扩建将提升西部走廊运力

    **Industrial heritage experts decry"unnecessary dismantling"**
    工业遗产专家谴责"不必要的拆除"

    **Riveted joint analysis reveals salvageable structure**
    铆接节点分析显示可挽救结构

    **2026 construction start may disrupt 80 daily trains**
    2026年开工可能影响每日80班列车

    **Pavel Paidar warns of 2030 rail traffic bottleneck**
    帕维尔·派达尔警告2030年铁路瓶颈

    **Historic preservationists cite Brooklyn Bridge precedent**
    历史保护主义者引用布鲁克林大桥先例

    **Tourism officials fear skyline alteration backlash**
    旅游官员担忧天际线改变引发反弹

    **Czech Transport Ministry seeks EU heritage funding**
    捷克交通部寻求欧盟遗产资金

    (翻译说明:
    1. 地名"Vysehrad/Modrany"保留捷克语原名"维谢赫拉德/莫德兰尼"
    2. 机构名"Unesco"标注"联合国教科文组织"全称
    3. 数据"123/25,000"严格对应原文数字
    4. 工程术语"riveted joint"译为专业表述"铆接节点"
    5. 时间表述"2026/2030"统一格式
    6. 整体保持城建报道的专业性与遗产保护的人文关怀)

    BBC发布:2025-07-16

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