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00:00:40Hello everyone, this is the Central Television News Channel, 9 AM.
00:00:44Welcome to this news live broadcast. According to the China
00:00:48Earthquake Network's official assessment, at 1:56 AM Beijing time today,
00:00:52a 7.6 magnitude earthquake occurred in Panama, and the capital Panama
00:00:56City and other places felt tremors. Nicaragua Province and Los Santos.
00:01:20but we can see in the images that there are major material damages to those buildings that, being inland, are a little more precarious and less
00:01:23strong. Here in Panama City, it was felt little, however, the
00:01:27congestion and chaos in the city were not long in coming as...
00:02:06After inspection, operations are gradually resuming. Panama Electric Power and Natural Gas Service Company stated
00:02:10that due to the earthquake, six regions across Panama experienced
00:02:14power outages. The earthquake also caused damage to buildings in some
00:02:18areas. The specific losses are still being compiled.
00:02:21After the 7.6 magnitude earthquake, the Panama University Institute of Earth Sciences
00:02:25announced that multiple aftershocks had been recorded, one of which reached
00:02:29magnitude 6.9. The U.S. National Hurricane Center issued a warning after the Panama
00:02:33earthquake, stating that some coastal areas of Panama might experience
00:02:36a tsunami wave 1 to 3 meters above the tide level after the earthquake.
00:02:40The agency has now canceled the relevant tsunami warning.
00:02:44According to local Panamanian media reports, a hotel located on Venado Beach
00:02:47in Los Santos Province experienced a partial collapse of its facilities.
00:02:51The casualties are unknown, and witnesses reported multiple people trapped. Official information
00:02:55regarding the situation has yet to be released. Rescue and civil defense
00:02:59teams in the area have already gone to the hotel complex and coastal communities to conduct
00:03:03safety assessments and ensure the evacuation of guests and
00:03:07residents in case of new disaster risks.
00:03:11The Chinese Embassy in Panama has been contacted by a reporter from the headquarters.
00:03:16for sources of income at Currently, there have been no reports of casualties among Chinese-funded enterprises and
00:03:18overseas Chinese. The Chinese Embassy in Panama reminds
00:03:22Chinese citizens in Panama to guard against earthquake disasters.
00:03:26After the strong earthquake in Panama, the Panama Canal Authority issued a statement.
00:04:01Starting today, the seventh phase of the 2026 fixed-term national debt savings bonds
00:04:05and the eighth phase of the 2026 national debt savings bonds
00:04:08begin issuance. The maximum amount for an individual to purchase a single phase of fixed-term
00:04:12national debt savings bonds is 500,000 yuan. Both phases of national debt are fixed-rate, fixed-term
00:04:15varieties. The seventh phase of national debt has a three-year term with an annual coupon rate
00:04:19of 1.63%, and a maximum issuance
00:04:22amount of 13.5 billion yuan. The eighth phase of national debt has a five-year
00:04:26term with an annual coupon rate of 1.7%, with the largest
00:06:45Ethane is an important component of natural gas and a core
00:06:49raw material for producing ethylene. With further processing, ethylene can be used to manufacture plastics, chemical fibers,
00:06:53and various other daily and industrial materials. It is the basic
00:06:57raw material for the modern petrochemical industry. Located in Luntai County, Xinjiang, Tarim Energy Company
00:07:00has an annual natural gas processing capacity of 25 billion cubic meters.
00:07:04Its Lunnan Natural Gas Deep Processing Project is one of the largest
00:07:08single-set natural gas deep processing projects in China's oil and gas fields.
00:07:12Key equipment such as the top-treating turbine, compressors, and high-speed regenerator compressors
00:07:16have all achieved domestic replacement. The project's production and operation
00:07:19are independently controllable. The Tarim Basin's natural gas is rich in ethane.
00:07:23By deeply extracting this component from the external pipeline gas and transforming
00:07:27it on-site, not only has the value of resources been increased, but also
00:07:31a new, independently controllable, low-cost raw material channel has been opened up for China's ethylene
00:07:35industry. Since the project began operation, it has cumulatively processed natural
00:07:38gas of 56 billion cubic meters and produced 4.08 billion
00:08:13Let's look at the weather. Affected by the easterly trough, from October
00:08:177th to 9th, Wanning, Hainan experienced continuous heavy
00:08:20rainfall. Local areas promptly carried out flood control and drainage work.
00:08:24According to meteorological department monitoring, from October
00:08:267th 8:00 to 9th 15:00, the average
00:08:30rainfall across Wanning City was 223.1
00:08:34millimeters. Dong'ao Town had the heaviest rainfall, reaching 348.2
00:08:38millimeters. A total of six towns accumulated over 300 millimeters of rain.
00:08:41Heavy rain,
00:09:1231 waterlogged road bridges and hidden hazards have all implemented
00:09:16safety control measures. In order
00:09:18to coordinate flood control and safety of reservoirs, Hainan Wanning Reservoir
00:09:22increased its discharge yesterday at 4:30 PM, increasing the discharge flow
00:09:26to 600 to 800 cubic meters per second. Subsequently, it will also adjust
00:09:30the discharge flow based on actual rainfall and the upstream
00:09:33reservoir's inflow. The Central Meteorological Observatory predicts that today, Hainan's current heavy
00:09:37rainfall process will basically end. Southern and central Hainan will still have
00:09:41rain.
00:10:56The second characteristic is that its intensity will be stronger. The maximum value
00:11:00of the previous three events was 2.8 degrees,
00:11:04but this time it may reach 3.2 to 3.5 degrees.
00:11:07This means that this El Niño event will be
00:11:11the strongest on record. Since this year's El Niño summer
00:11:15developed, it has already had some impact on China's climate.
00:11:19Taking this year's typhoons as an example, this year's typhoons are
00:11:23very extreme.
00:12:25Volatility has also increased, sometimes warm, sometimes cold. The number of cold snaps
00:12:28due to this volatility will also increase. I think we also need to be prepared for this.
00:12:32But I think that more attention should be given to the strong
00:12:36extreme rainfall events and regional disasters that may occur next year.
00:12:40Several aspects probably need to be strengthened. One is extremes. Extremes are
00:12:44very likely to occur in the context of global climate change, especially
00:12:48under the backdrop of super El Niño. The second is
00:12:51abrupt changes. Abrupt changes mean that we might have
00:12:55a sudden downpour while we are fighting against it, or a typhoon comes
00:12:59and then turns into a persistent rain. This is an abrupt change.
00:13:02Another thing is
00:13:04its abnormality.
00:13:09may be concerned, but there is actually another situation, which is abnormality. In places
00:13:13where it doesn't usually rain much, it rains. You see, the rainfall is not
00:13:16heavy, but the bearing capacity is very poor. For example, in our northwestern region,
00:13:20right? In the south, if you have a heavy rain, it can withstand it, but in our northwestern
00:13:24regions.
00:13:56This summer was the hottest summer on record in Spain,
00:14:00with average temperatures 2.5 degrees higher than the normal level
00:14:03between 1991 and 2020. Recently, many places in eastern Spain
00:14:07were hit by extreme torrential rain.
00:14:09it
00:14:13is possible
00:14:15that we will attend at the end of
00:14:18the year, in December, in
00:14:21January, the strongest child ever.
00:14:55This means that we will have to
00:14:58replace these
00:15:00energies, these fossil fuels
00:15:04with renewable energies and
00:15:08electrification of the most
00:15:12dependent sectors on fossil
00:15:15fuels. Until now,
00:15:18transport was one of
00:15:22the almost
00:15:24only way
00:15:28to use fossil fuels,
00:15:32each time we have more electrification of transport,
00:15:36cars. A large ship carrying liquefied petroleum from an illegal route.
00:17:08Intelligence indicates that Iran plans to carry out a transnational drone attack targeting
00:17:12US bombers parked at the UK Fairford Airbase and hundreds of US military personnel
00:17:16stationed at the base. This attack plan references
00:17:20Ukraine's previous actions against Russian military airfields, planning
00:17:23to transport drones into the UK and launch them from ground trucks.
00:17:27The report states that as early as mid-September, US
00:17:31and British intelligence agencies warned the US military that the Fairford
00:17:35base faced the risk of an Iranian drone attack.
00:17:40US President Trump also admitted that the new terrorist threat prompted the US military to move all B-1 bombers
00:17:44from the UK.
00:17:45Before
00:17:54the B-1 bombers withdrew from Western England, British police arrested five men
00:17:58near Fairford Airbase suspected of planning a terrorist attack.
00:18:02British Prime Minister Johnson stated that there were strong indications
00:18:05that Iran was involved.
00:18:13In response to this claim, Iranian officials have firmly denied it, rejecting all attempts to link Iran with the arrests near Fairford Airbase. The Iranian Students News Agency commented
00:18:17that the sudden withdrawal of US bombers marks a key turning point
00:18:20in Washington's global military posture. The US is using unverified
00:18:24intelligence to defend the sudden withdrawal of billions of dollars in military assets.
00:18:28This is an attempt to cover up a deeper structural strategic
00:18:32crisis. Some analysts also believe that despite both the US and the UK
00:18:36emphasizing that this adjustment is for military rather than political reasons,
00:18:39the US military, facing rising security risks at Fairford Airbase,
00:18:43could not trust the UK's security and counter-terrorism capabilities, and chose
00:18:47to quickly withdraw all its bombers, highlighting the existing trust
00:18:51deficit between the US and the UK. Let's turn our attention to
00:18:54the situation in Yemen. Local time on the 9th afternoon, Sana'a, the Yemeni capital
00:18:58controlled by armed groups, was once again attacked by air.
00:19:02According to reports from the headquarters' local correspondent, huge explosions
00:19:06were heard in Sana'a city. Saudi Arabia has not responded to this.
00:19:09Houthi armed spokesman Yahya said on the 9th that the armed group
00:19:13had repelled the Saudi military's military gathering forces continuously
00:19:17for several hours that day. He said that military forces
00:19:21related to Saudi Arabia attempted to advance towards the Mandeb Strait
00:19:24from the direction of Taiz province, but failed to make any progress.
00:19:28Faced with continuous attacks by Yemeni Houthi armed groups, Saudi
00:19:32Arabia is seeking military support from countries such as Turkey and Syria.
00:19:36As the United States is.
00:20:13will send troops to other countries and launch attacks. According to the seller's joint defense agreement, an armed attack against any one of Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan will be considered an attack
00:20:17against all three countries. International opinion believes that
00:20:21with the increasing attacks by Houthi armed groups, the Saudi-led defense
00:20:25alliance faces its first true test. The US news website Axios
00:20:29recently quoted several US officials as saying that Saudi Arabia is also discussing
00:20:32with Syria about sending troops to Yemen to participate in.
00:20:36But
00:21:36all were rejected. The US previously stated that it would provide Saudi Arabia with intelligence sharing and targeting support, but not directly launch air strikes. Subsequently, US President Trump, during a phone call with the Chairman
00:21:40of the Yemeni Presidential Leadership Council, Rashad al-Alimi, also did not make a direct
00:21:44military aid commitment. Not only did he refuse direct military intervention,
00:21:48Trump also stated in late September:
00:21:57The US's priority of avoiding direct involvement in conflict with Houthi armed groups
00:22:01differs from Saudi Arabia's desire for more direct military support from the US.
00:22:05As Saudi Arabia turns to seek support from countries like Turkey and Syria,
00:22:09the extent to which the US's security commitment to Saudi Arabia can be fulfilled
00:22:12has become the focus of external attention.
00:22:16Regarding the situation in Palestine, according to reports from the Palestinian
00:22:20official news agency on the 9th, the Palestinian Presidential Office has instructed
00:22:23its Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the UN delegation to request an urgent meeting
00:22:27of the UN Security Council, calling on the international community to intervene urgently
00:22:31and take practical measures to stop Israeli military and Jewish settlers' escalating
00:22:35attacks, and to provide international protection to the Palestinian
00:22:39people. The Palestinian Presidential Office issued a statement that day, pointing out
00:22:42that recently, Jewish settlers and the Israeli military's attacks on Palestinian cities,
00:22:46villages, and refugee camps are seriously
00:22:50escalating, posing a severe threat to the lives and property
00:22:53of local citizens. This is pushing the regional situation to the brink
00:22:57of further deterioration and instability, leading to extremely dangerous consequences.
00:23:01The statement emphasized that the violence by Jewish settlers, coupled with the Israeli
00:23:05military's incursions, displacement of Palestinian residents, and other actions,
00:23:09are occurring simultaneously, urgently requiring the international community's urgent intervention.
00:23:12On October 10, 2025, both Palestinian and Israeli sides
00:23:16reached a temporary ceasefire through the mediation of various international
00:23:20parties. On the first anniversary of the signing of the first phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement, the scars left by the war
00:23:24have not disappeared. Although the ceasefire on paper
00:23:28gave some people hope of returning home, for the vast majority
00:23:32of displaced people, the reality behind the ceasefire
00:23:35is still hunger, fear, and endless waiting. Let's
00:23:39watch the report from the headquarters' correspondent in the Gaza Strip.
00:23:42。
00:23:45A year after the truce in Gaza, during which
00:23:49citizens tried to regain as much of their lives
00:23:53as possible in a reality that had changed greatly due to the war,
00:23:56some returned to what remained of their homes and businesses,
00:23:59while many remained in temporary homes
00:24:02and tents, looking
00:24:06a time when challenges of treatment, services,
00:24:09and providing basic needs continue. We
00:24:12still, up to this moment, feel
00:24:16that the war has not ended due to the targeting.
00:25:50unstable in the country, meaning the truce is very fragile.
00:25:53A truce from our side, but from the Israeli occupation side,
00:25:57the situation is not committed after
00:26:00a year of the ceasefire.
00:28:43You are watching News Live. The reporter learned last night from the Ministry of Commerce that from October 8th to 9th, the second meeting of the China-EU Trade and Investment Facilitation Mechanism was held in Beijing. Both sides
00:28:47had productive exchanges, forming a list of achievements and consensus.
00:28:50Both sides reaffirmed that they are key trading partners and will properly
00:28:54handle disputes in accordance with WTO rules, stabilize bilateral
00:28:58economic and trade relations, and promote more balanced economic and trade. Both sides agreed
00:29:02to hold the third mechanism meeting in March 2027. Before the meeting,
00:29:06both sides maintained close communication, including ministerial and video
00:29:09conferences held in January. In response
00:29:12to the so-called overcapacity ministerial joint statement led by the US,
00:29:16the Ministry of Commerce responded last night. China opposes individual
00:29:20countries using overcapacity as an excuse to implement trade protectionism.
00:29:24If relevant economies introduce measures that harm China's interests
00:29:27under this pretext, China will take necessary countermeasures.
00:29:31Local time on October 7, the U.S. Trade Representative's Office convened
00:29:35senior officials from 14 economies for a meeting and jointly signed
00:29:39and released this joint statement on the so-called structural capacity
00:29:43and overproduction issues. Today,
00:29:47the State Administration for Market Regulation approved and released the national standard
00:29:50for good practices in group standardization, which will replace the current
00:29:54national standard for good practices in group standardization, providing group standard organizations
00:29:58with process requirements from organizational governance to standard output.
00:30:06Group standards belong to market-driven standards, formulated by industry associations, chambers of commerce, and industrial
00:30:10alliances. They respond quickly to industrial innovation needs
00:30:14and are voluntarily adopted by the market. New technologies and new business models
00:30:18often lead the way through group standards for exploration. Once mature,
00:30:21they can be upgraded and transformed into industry or national standards.
00:30:25As of the end of August this year, China has cumulatively published over 1.331 million
00:30:29group standards. In recent years,
00:30:32some problems have also emerged, especially some low-level formulations,
00:30:36and then repeated plagiarism,
00:30:40and also the use of group standards to exclude competitive behavior,
00:30:43and also some chaos has appeared, for example, using the formulation of group standards
00:30:47to imitate new national standards. This new national standard
00:30:51is aimed at the current problems of some group standards being numerous but not refined,
00:30:54fast but not excellent, and irregular group standardization activities.
00:30:58The original national standard was a guideline, but now it has become a regulation.
00:31:02A guideline is just a suggestion of what to do, but once it becomes a regulation,
00:31:06it means what we can do when doing group standardization work,
00:31:10how to do it, and what it should look like.
00:31:14not to do. The new national standard has drawn a red
00:31:18line for group standardization work, stipulating clear requirements
00:31:21in five aspects, including business scope and technical requirements, and has drawn a red line.
00:31:25The new national standard will officially be implemented on January 1, 2027.
00:31:28正 式 实 施 。
00:31:32Regarding the business scope, it requires group standardization organizations to operate
00:31:35within their articles of association or business registration scope, and not to conduct activities beyond their scope.
00:31:39It stipulates that the technical requirements of group standards must not conflict with the technical requirements
00:31:43of relevant mandatory national standards.
00:31:46In addition, according to the new national standard, no type of group standard should
00:31:49contain content that affects fair competition. Group standard proposals
00:31:53should be initiated by three or more member organizations.
00:31:57In terms of copyright management, the overlap rate between group standards
00:32:00and existing national standards, industry standards, local standards, and already released
00:32:04international and foreign standards cannot exceed 30%.
00:32:08In terms of financial management, it clearly states the requirement for dedicated funds for dedicated purposes, and also clearly states
00:32:12that illegal charging behavior should not occur.
00:32:16The reporter also learned today that the State Administration for Market Regulation will launch a renewal
00:32:20campaign to comprehensively standardize group standardization work.
00:32:23As of the end of August this year,
00:32:25a total of 8,048 social organizations across the country
00:32:29have registered on the group standard information platform. Currently, it has
00:32:33covered all 20 categories of national economic industries,
00:32:37with manufacturing accounting for 36.20%, and agriculture,
00:32:40forestry, animal husbandry, and fisheries accounting for 16.47%.
00:32:43The State Administration for Market Regulation
00:32:48will carry out a rectification campaign for group standard organizations nationwide. Existing group standard organizations
00:32:52will undergo a renewal campaign. They should then refer to this standard
00:32:56and conduct a major self-inspection to see if their standardization work
00:33:00has been carried out in compliance, and whether there are any situations
00:33:03that violate laws, regulations, and mandatory
00:33:05standards.
00:33:08Conduct a major clean-up.
00:33:12As soon as possible, withdraw from the compilation of group standards.
00:33:20In the first half of this year, the State Administration for Market Regulation has already carried out pilot projects
00:33:24for regulating the development of group standards in five provinces and cities: Zhejiang, Jiangsu,
00:33:27Shandong, Guangdong, and Chongqing. Certain results have been achieved, and 6,671
00:33:31non-compliant group standards have been abolished.
00:33:35。
00:33:38even eliminated. Group standardization organizations that emphasize quality and standardized development
00:33:42will gain greater development space. This will promote group standardization
00:33:46work to shift from quantity and scale to quality and efficiency.
00:33:49。
00:33:56You are watching News Live.
00:34:00Now turning to Japan. On the 9th,
00:34:0341 non-governmental organizations from Okinawa, Kyushu, and other regions
00:34:07exchanged views with representatives from Japan's Ministry of Defense, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and other departments at the House of Councillors building
00:34:11in Tokyo, and submitted a petition, expressing their concerns.
00:36:57is going against public sentiment by moving
00:37:01towards nuclear armament. This
00:37:04violates the spirit of his pacifist
00:37:07constitution. We must closely monitor Japan's
00:37:10evolving security policy and oppose
00:37:13any actions that undermine regional peace. The
00:37:17revision of Japan's security policy strategies
00:37:21is something that
00:37:24not only abroad, but also domestically,
00:37:28causes concern and sometimes protests,
00:37:31and I find that perfectly understandable.
00:37:34nachvollziehbar.
00:37:40Japan will not only continue to expand its security cooperation but also strengthen its use of artificial intelligence for intelligence gathering and other activities.
00:37:48According to yesterday's report from the Japanese Ministry of Defense, the Japanese Ministry of Defense has finalized plans to strengthen its space capabilities. To this end, the Ministry of Defense decided to conduct research to strengthen its space transportation capabilities. Specifically, the Ministry of Defense will soon openly solicit proposals from private enterprises, focusing on researching the rapid production of satellite launch vehicles, supporting launch methods, and project costs. It aims to finalize the cooperation enterprise by around February next year. On this basis, the Ministry of Defense will also,
00:38:47and other issues. We plan to finalize
00:38:50the cooperative enterprises around February next year. Based on this, the Ministry
00:38:54of Defense also, Japanese Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Defense, Yohei Wakabayashi,
00:39:19stated in May this year that Japan's low-orbit military reconnaissance satellite constellation has been operating
00:39:23since April. The satellite constellation is considered Japan's version
00:39:27of AI satellites.
00:39:362027 to 2029 models will be tested as early as 2030.
00:39:42Japan's ambitions in space warfare are unprecedented. Now, it seems that Japan is making preparations in two aspects. First, it wants to quickly launch satellites, allowing Japanese civilian technology companies to
00:40:27its strike range will be further extended. This requires more satellites
00:40:31to conduct target reconnaissance and acquisition over a wide area.
00:40:35Secondly, Japan is now further strengthening its intelligence
00:40:39analysis capabilities for low-orbit satellites, which means developing and launching
00:40:43AI satellites. The biggest advantage of these AI satellites is that after acquiring
00:40:47intelligence, they can autonomously analyze and filter the intelligence,
00:40:50only providing high-value targets and the most
00:40:54important information needed for combat.
00:42:11The announcement also stated that in the past week, Russian forces struck 14 cargo ships
00:42:15and one oil tanker used to transport weapons, equipment,
00:42:19fuel, and supplies to Ukrainian forces. Russia's largest search
00:42:22engine service provider, Yandex, announced on the 9th that
00:42:26part of the infrastructure at its data center in Kaluga Oblast
00:42:30was attacked by drones, and multiple modules were completely
00:42:34destroyed. Emergency rescue personnel and experts are working at the site.
00:42:38No casualties have been reported yet. Some of the company's services may experience
00:42:41intermittent interruptions. Losses are currently being assessed.
00:42:45。
00:42:50In the past day, 211 battles occurred in the frontline areas.
00:42:54Ukrainian forces repelled Russian attacks in multiple directions. Ukrainian
00:42:57Air Force missile units and artillery attacked four Russian personnel
00:43:01gathering areas, one equipment gathering area, two drone command
00:43:05posts, two artillery systems, and one key facility.
00:43:09Ukrainian President Zelensky confirmed on the 9th that Ukrainian forces
00:43:13used long-range drones to launch a new round of attacks on facilities
00:43:17inside Russia, targeting the Omsk refinery, Ukhta refinery,
00:43:21and a data center. This operation was a retaliatory
00:43:24response to Russian attacks on Ukraine.
00:43:26US President's special envoy, Kurt Volker,
00:43:30announced on social media on the 9th that representatives from the US, Ukraine, and Europe
00:43:34held a meeting in Miami, Florida, to discuss promoting a ceasefire before winter.
00:43:38and
00:44:06long-term security arrangements in Europe, among other things. The parties also discussed supporting Ukraine's post-war reconstruction and achieving economic prosperity, including issues related to its accession to the EU.
00:44:10Russian presidential aide Yury Ushakov said at a telephone press conference
00:44:14on the evening of the 9th that Russian President Putin confirmed during a phone
00:44:18call with US President Trump that Russia would supply oil and
00:44:22petroleum products to the US and global markets. On the same day, US
00:44:25President Trump announced that US and Russian leaders had reached an agreement on Russia supplying
00:44:29oil to the US and global markets. The US Treasury Department's Office of Foreign
00:44:33Assets Control announced on the 9th that it would relax sanctions against Russian
00:44:37oil trade in the coming months.
00:45:10On the same day, US President Trump announced on social media that he and Russian President
00:45:13Putin had completed relevant discussions, and both parties agreed that Russia
00:45:17would immediately supply more than 300,000 tons of diesel to the US and global markets,
00:45:21and another 500,000 tons in November. After that,
00:45:25Russia will also supply 1 million tons of diesel to the market. In addition,
00:45:29Russia will deliver 3 million barrels of diesel in the short term,
00:45:32depending on the status of its refineries. The US Treasury Department's Office of Foreign
00:45:36Assets Control announced on the 9th that it will, in the future.
00:46:10feeling. Trump was asked repeatedly by reporters about Zelensky's criticism
00:46:13that day, but he refused to comment, only saying that he was satisfied
00:46:17with the agreement reached with Putin. Zelensky issued a statement on the night of the 9th,
00:46:21saying that the US's actions were not what a partner should do, and allowing Russia to
00:46:25export diesel was a weak decision made by a powerful
00:46:29partner. US Secretary of State Pompeo issued a statement on the 9th,
00:46:33announcing sanctions against the International Criminal Court.
00:46:35。
00:46:41to dismantle and terminate the International Criminal Court. In response, the International Criminal Court stated
00:46:45that it would not yield to US pressure.
00:46:47Rubio
00:46:49said in a statement that day that US President Trump
00:46:53would never allow the International Criminal Court to prosecute Americans.
00:46:56The US will prohibit transactions with the court, cut
00:47:00off its resources, and cause its operations to collapse.
00:47:03The statement also said that the US is not subject to the jurisdiction
00:47:07of the International Criminal Court, and the US is determined to take necessary actions to completely eliminate
00:47:11this threat. Either the International Criminal Court stops its threatening
00:47:15behavior, or we will terminate the court. The US Department of
00:47:19State Spokesperson's Office issued a statement that day, saying: As of
00:47:23now, the US has sanctioned 17 individuals related to the International Criminal
00:47:26Court. In response to the US sanctions, the International Criminal
00:47:30Court stated on the 9th that the US sanctions were intended to interfere
00:47:34with the court's work and intimidate its cooperators. The International Criminal Court
00:47:38would not succumb to US pressure. On July 13,
00:47:41the US Department of State announced the launch of an action involving
00:47:45multiple government departments to systematically weaken the International Criminal Court's operational
00:47:49capabilities, preventing it from taking action against US military personnel
00:47:52or government officials, and preventing it from threatening US
00:47:56sovereignty in other ways. Rubio also stated in a video
00:47:59statement on social media on the same day that the International Criminal Court
00:48:03and its allies are waging a war against the US. This war
00:48:07uses legal provisions, treaties, and the coercive power of so-called international law
00:48:11to jeopardize all aspects of the US political and legal system.
00:48:15In recent years, the US has sanctioned International Criminal Court officials
00:48:18and prosecutors, citing the court's investigation of US personnel and the issuance
00:48:24of arrest warrants for the Israeli Prime Minister and former Defense Minister. In August this year, the US announced sanctions
00:48:28against the President of the International Criminal Court, Chikane Akane of Japan.
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00:48:48With the decrease in tourist numbers, air ticket prices have significantly dropped. This
00:48:51is a common mistake.
00:49:09The reporter searched and found that in the past week, air ticket prices for flights departing from Beijing to Nanzhou, Quanzhou, Urumqi,
00:49:12and Shanghai to Lijiang, Shenyang,
00:49:15and Guangzhou to Qingdao, Chengdu, and other routes
00:49:19were all between 200 yuan and 400 yuan.
00:49:27Among them, on October 17th, a flight from Shanghai to Ordos had a bare ticket price
00:49:31of 492 yuan. On October 27th, a flight from Beijing
00:49:34to Altay had a bare ticket price of 570 yuan.
00:49:38At the same time, international air ticket prices have also seen a significant
00:49:42drop. The reporter found that there are low-cost inbound and outbound flights
00:49:46from many cities. For example, in the past week, the lowest ticket price
00:49:49from Beijing to Seoul was over 500 yuan. Chengdu.
00:50:54The mellow current and reduced travel costs have led many tourists to choose
00:50:58to travel after the National Day holiday, fully enjoying the relaxed pleasure of slow
00:57:24Land and sea joint exercise, three-dimensional delivery,
00:57:28air assault, and combined land and air seizure.
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00:57:37Grand display.
00:59:17El Niño is a climate phenomenon characterized by a sustained
00:59:21abnormal warming of sea temperatures in the central and eastern equatorial Pacific Ocean.
00:59:25It belongs to the natural variability within the climate system.
00:59:28Occurring irregularly in cycles of two to seven years,
00:59:32it changes the global heat and water vapor transport
00:59:36patterns through ocean-atmosphere interaction. It may trigger extreme
00:59:40weather events such as droughts, floods, high temperatures, heatwaves,
00:59:43and low temperatures. The impact of El Niño on China's climate
00:59:47has a significant lag. Generally, in the summer of the developing
00:59:51year, rainfall in the areas south of the Yangtze River is higher,
00:59:55and typhoons are active. After the autumn and winter seasons,
00:59:59floods occur in the Yangtze River basin in the following summer,
01:00:03and the overall number of typhoons is lower. El Niño is a regular
01:00:06climate fluctuation, and its entire development process can be monitored.
01:00:10Pay close attention to official weather forecasts and be prepared
01:00:14for extreme weather conditions.
01:00:38Hello everyone, this is the Central Television News Channel, 10 AM. Welcome
01:00:42to News Live. First, let's look at the latest international
01:00:46developments. Let's look at a set of news.