超级军网国际特大喜剧：希拉里怒斥日本媒体歪曲报道钓鱼岛在安保 ...
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NEW YORK — 纽约——美国国 务卿希拉里·克林顿敦促日本：尽快与中国去对话来解决中国渔船船长在钓鱼岛海域被拘留事件。
同时，希拉里也再次强调，要求日本避免出现媒体歪曲希拉里讲话的现象，早些时候日本媒体谎称希拉里在纽约对日本外相承诺钓鱼岛为日美安全条约所覆盖。而日本外相对希拉里的辩解是“媒体发稿前没有征询他的意见”
在与日本外相的会议上,希拉里说“鼓励双方对话,希望能尽快解决这个问题,”（早些时候日本坚持依据国内法审判中国船长）
她的发言人腓力克劳利的说“中日两国的关系对区域稳定至关重要，现在，我们现在还没有打算去做调停或者支持哪一方,”他补充说,这是两个“成熟的国家”之间的问题, 中国和日本“完全有能力自己解决。”
他补充道:“我们将继续鼓励中日双方应尽一切努力解决它,而不是升级它。”“美国并没有对钓鱼岛的主权归属带有任何预设立场。”
NEW YORK — 纽约——美国国 务卿希拉里·克林顿敦促日本：尽快与中国去对话来解决中国渔船船长在钓鱼岛海域被拘留事件。
同时，希拉里也再次强调，要求日本避免出现媒体歪曲希拉里讲话的现象，早些时候日本媒体谎称希拉里在纽约对日本外相承诺钓鱼岛为日美安全条约所覆盖。而日本外相对希拉里的辩解是“媒体发稿前没有征询他的意见”
在与日本外相的会议上,希拉里说“鼓励双方对话,希望能尽快解决这个问题,”（早些时候日本坚持依据国内法审判中国船长）
她的发言人腓力克劳利的说“中日两国的关系对区域稳定至关重要，现在，我们现在还没有打算去做调停或者支持哪一方,”他补充说,这是两个“成熟的国家”之间的问题, 中国和日本“完全有能力自己解决。”
他补充道:“我们将继续鼓励中日双方应尽一切努力解决它,而不是升级它。”“美国并没有对钓鱼岛的主权归属带有任何预设立场。”
什么意思，这事真的假的？
如果是真的，那这记耳光很响亮
哈哈!如果此新闻是真,就印证了我刚才那个帖子,就是日本通过此次事件成功离间了中美,美国是个超级大国不要脸也没人奈何美国,现在改正中国也认,中国反正通过这事看清楚美日的嘴脸
原来不止天朝，天下的媒体都擅长YY的。
http://news.stnn.cc/guoji/201009/t20100924_1421484.html
希拉里晤日本外相称钓鱼岛事件适用安保条约
星岛环球网消息：日本外相前原诚司在纽约于当地时间23日上午首次同美国国务卿希拉里举行了会谈。前原就日中撞船事件说明了日本政府的处理态度。据前原介绍，希拉里对此表示理解，并表示，尖阁诸岛（中国称：钓鱼岛）适用于规定美国对日本防卫义务的《日美安保条约》第5条。
据共同社消息报道，与此相关，美国助理国务卿克劳利23日在记者会上透露称，已要求日中两国就撞船事件加强对话并早日解决问题。而至于尖阁诸岛主权归何方所有，他表示美国不会明确表明立场。
由于撞船事件上中方的反应趋于强烈，前原在会谈中从尖阁诸岛是日本固有领土的立场出发，强调“东海并不存在领土问题，将视为外交问题从大局出发努力应对”。之后他向媒体表示，“就客观情况作出了说明，得到了（美方的）理解。”
有关驻日美军普天间机场搬迁问题，前原向希拉里表示“将根据5月达成的日美协议应对此事”，传达了力争搬迁至名护市边野古地区及相邻水域的冲绳县内搬迁计划。前原称“在向冲绳道歉的同时，努力取得他们的理解”，表示将尽全力减轻冲绳的负担。
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希拉里晤日本外相称钓鱼岛事件适用安保条约
星岛环球网消息：日本外相前原诚司在纽约于当地时间23日上午首次同美国国务卿希拉里举行了会谈。前原就日中撞船事件说明了日本政府的处理态度。据前原介绍，希拉里对此表示理解，并表示，尖阁诸岛（中国称：钓鱼岛）适用于规定美国对日本防卫义务的《日美安保条约》第5条。
据共同社消息报道，与此相关，美国助理国务卿克劳利23日在记者会上透露称，已要求日中两国就撞船事件加强对话并早日解决问题。而至于尖阁诸岛主权归何方所有，他表示美国不会明确表明立场。
由于撞船事件上中方的反应趋于强烈，前原在会谈中从尖阁诸岛是日本固有领土的立场出发，强调“东海并不存在领土问题，将视为外交问题从大局出发努力应对”。之后他向媒体表示，“就客观情况作出了说明，得到了（美方的）理解。”
有关驻日美军普天间机场搬迁问题，前原向希拉里表示“将根据5月达成的日美协议应对此事”，传达了力争搬迁至名护市边野古地区及相邻水域的冲绳县内搬迁计划。前原称“在向冲绳道歉的同时，努力取得他们的理解”，表示将尽全力减轻冲绳的负担。
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前原外相向各国解释日本立场
http://www.afinance.cn/new/yzsd/201009/293154.html
【日本新闻网9月23日消息】正在纽约出席联合国大会的日本外务大臣前原诚司，利用与外国官员见面的机会，解释日本政府在尖阁列岛（中国名“钓鱼岛”）主权问题上的立场，并就日本逮捕中国人船长，以及应对中国政府抗议和制裁的立场与观点作出解释，寻求西方国家的理解和支持。
日本时间今日上午与欧盟外交安全保障上级代表阿西德举行了会谈。在会谈中，前原大臣向阿西德介绍了中国渔船撞击日本海上保安厅舰船，以及日本政府如何应对的经过，并向阿西德表示：“尖阁列岛（中国名“钓鱼岛”）自古以来就是日本的固有领土，不存在中国方面主张的领土问题”。
对于日本海上保安厅逮捕中国人船长问题，前原表示，将遵循日本的国内法进行严肃的处理。
日本时事通讯社发自纽约的报道说，前原大臣是应阿西德的询问而做出上述解释的。前原大臣希望欧盟能够理解日本政府在尖阁列岛问题上的立场。
前原大臣将于今晚和美国国务卿希拉里举行会谈，日中关系也将是此次会谈的主要内容之一。据悉，前原大臣将向希拉里解释日本政府在应对目前日中关系和处理中国人船长问题上的立场。
http://www.afinance.cn/new/yzsd/201009/293154.html
【日本新闻网9月23日消息】正在纽约出席联合国大会的日本外务大臣前原诚司，利用与外国官员见面的机会，解释日本政府在尖阁列岛（中国名“钓鱼岛”）主权问题上的立场，并就日本逮捕中国人船长，以及应对中国政府抗议和制裁的立场与观点作出解释，寻求西方国家的理解和支持。
日本时间今日上午与欧盟外交安全保障上级代表阿西德举行了会谈。在会谈中，前原大臣向阿西德介绍了中国渔船撞击日本海上保安厅舰船，以及日本政府如何应对的经过，并向阿西德表示：“尖阁列岛（中国名“钓鱼岛”）自古以来就是日本的固有领土，不存在中国方面主张的领土问题”。
对于日本海上保安厅逮捕中国人船长问题，前原表示，将遵循日本的国内法进行严肃的处理。
日本时事通讯社发自纽约的报道说，前原大臣是应阿西德的询问而做出上述解释的。前原大臣希望欧盟能够理解日本政府在尖阁列岛问题上的立场。
前原大臣将于今晚和美国国务卿希拉里举行会谈，日中关系也将是此次会谈的主要内容之一。据悉，前原大臣将向希拉里解释日本政府在应对目前日中关系和处理中国人船长问题上的立场。
http://news.sohu.com/20100114/n269564929.shtml
希拉里会见日本外相 重申日美同盟“很稳固”
希拉里会见日本外相 重申日美同盟“很稳固”
咳咳，这个很重要吗？如果MD进驻TW，是不是我们就要不了？{:wugu:}
日本雅虎上的这一新闻已经被删掉了
hayyar 发表于 2010-9-24 17:40 
你理解错了，如果这是真的说明小日本心里面根本没有底。叫着是米国原因船长被放回来，或者拿这个事炒作的人就没有炒的价值了。
你理解错了，如果这是真的说明小日本心里面根本没有底。叫着是米国原因船长被放回来，或者拿这个事炒作的人就没有炒的价值了。
你貼的第一條新聞有鏈接麼。
shaolishi 发表于 2010-9-24 17:47
有的话就不求证了，来就是让高人们看看是真是假。
有的话就不求证了，来就是让高人们看看是真是假。
http://www.google.com/hostednews ... t5rbIc8_xcgYjzxvoCw
Clinton urges dialogue to resolve China-Japan row
By Lachlan Carmichael (AFP) – 16 hours ago
NEW YORK — US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urged Japan Thursday to pursue dialogue with China in a bid to resolve quickly a row over a Chinese trawler captain detained near islands claimed by both countries.
The United States also stressed the need to avoid an escalation of the row as Japanese media reported Clinton told Japanese Foreign Minister Seiji Maehara in New York that the islands are covered by the Japan-US security treaty.
Under the 1960 treaty, the United States is obliged to defend Japan against any attack on a territory under Tokyo's administration.
In meeting with Maehara, Clinton sought to "encourage dialogue and (voiced) hope that the issue can be resolved soon," her spokesman Philip Crowley said, adding that Japan-China ties "are vitally important to regional stability."
Maehara told the chief US diplomat that Tokyo is trying to resolve the row based on its legal process and international law, Crowley told reporters after the meeting on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York.
"We are not mediating per se. We have not been asked to play a particular role," he said, adding that this is an an issue two "mature countries" like China and Japan are "fully capable of resolving."
"Our sense is that neither side wants to see this situation escalate to the point that has long-term regional impact," Crowley said.
He added: "We continue to encourage both sides to do everything to resolve it and certainly not to escalate it."
He said that the dispute also came up earlier this week in US-Chinese talks.
US President Barack Obama met Thursday in New York with Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao, who told the UN General Assembly his country would not threaten another nation but would not yield in disputes over its national interests.
"When it comes to sovereignty, national unity and territorial integrity, China will not yield or compromise," Wen said in a speech.
But Wen insisted that China would not seek hostilities.
He did not mention the islands dispute or other tensions in Asia.
Obama was also due to meet with Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan but Crowley said he could not predict whether the spat would come up in the high-level US talks with either country.
Maehara's press secretary Satoru Satoh told AFP late Wednesday that Japan wants to communicate with China but that no meetings are planned yet between Japanese and Chinese officials in New York.
Maehara told reporters after his meeting here that Clinton had acknowledged the Senkaku islands -- known as the Dadirectlyioyu islands by China -- were subject to the treaty, Kyodo News Agency reported from New York.
"According to the Japanese minister, Clinton said that the Senkakus... are subject to Article 5 of the bilateral security treaty, which authorizes the US to protect Japan in the event of an armed attack 'in the territories under the administration of Japan'," the report said.
The dispatch did not quote Maehara .
China's premier has threatened "further actions" if Japan does not release the trawler captain, who was detained September 7 by the Japanese coast guard near the islands in the East China Sea between Taiwan and Japan's Okinawa island.
Crowley said the United States takes no position on the sovereignty of the islands.
China has summoned Japan's ambassador five times, demanded the release of the boat's captain and scrapped talks on joint exploration of a gas field near the disputed islands.
China, meanwhile, Thursday denied a report that it had blocked exports to Japan of rare earth minerals to Japan, which are essential for making iPods, electric cars, missiles and a range of other products.
Copyright © 2010 AFP.
Clinton urges dialogue to resolve China-Japan row
By Lachlan Carmichael (AFP) – 16 hours ago
NEW YORK — US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urged Japan Thursday to pursue dialogue with China in a bid to resolve quickly a row over a Chinese trawler captain detained near islands claimed by both countries.
The United States also stressed the need to avoid an escalation of the row as Japanese media reported Clinton told Japanese Foreign Minister Seiji Maehara in New York that the islands are covered by the Japan-US security treaty.
Under the 1960 treaty, the United States is obliged to defend Japan against any attack on a territory under Tokyo's administration.
In meeting with Maehara, Clinton sought to "encourage dialogue and (voiced) hope that the issue can be resolved soon," her spokesman Philip Crowley said, adding that Japan-China ties "are vitally important to regional stability."
Maehara told the chief US diplomat that Tokyo is trying to resolve the row based on its legal process and international law, Crowley told reporters after the meeting on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York.
"We are not mediating per se. We have not been asked to play a particular role," he said, adding that this is an an issue two "mature countries" like China and Japan are "fully capable of resolving."
"Our sense is that neither side wants to see this situation escalate to the point that has long-term regional impact," Crowley said.
He added: "We continue to encourage both sides to do everything to resolve it and certainly not to escalate it."
He said that the dispute also came up earlier this week in US-Chinese talks.
US President Barack Obama met Thursday in New York with Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao, who told the UN General Assembly his country would not threaten another nation but would not yield in disputes over its national interests.
"When it comes to sovereignty, national unity and territorial integrity, China will not yield or compromise," Wen said in a speech.
But Wen insisted that China would not seek hostilities.
He did not mention the islands dispute or other tensions in Asia.
Obama was also due to meet with Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan but Crowley said he could not predict whether the spat would come up in the high-level US talks with either country.
Maehara's press secretary Satoru Satoh told AFP late Wednesday that Japan wants to communicate with China but that no meetings are planned yet between Japanese and Chinese officials in New York.
Maehara told reporters after his meeting here that Clinton had acknowledged the Senkaku islands -- known as the Dadirectlyioyu islands by China -- were subject to the treaty, Kyodo News Agency reported from New York.
"According to the Japanese minister, Clinton said that the Senkakus... are subject to Article 5 of the bilateral security treaty, which authorizes the US to protect Japan in the event of an armed attack 'in the territories under the administration of Japan'," the report said.
The dispatch did not quote Maehara .
China's premier has threatened "further actions" if Japan does not release the trawler captain, who was detained September 7 by the Japanese coast guard near the islands in the East China Sea between Taiwan and Japan's Okinawa island.
Crowley said the United States takes no position on the sovereignty of the islands.
China has summoned Japan's ambassador five times, demanded the release of the boat's captain and scrapped talks on joint exploration of a gas field near the disputed islands.
China, meanwhile, Thursday denied a report that it had blocked exports to Japan of rare earth minerals to Japan, which are essential for making iPods, electric cars, missiles and a range of other products.
Copyright © 2010 AFP.
还是MD的嘴最厉害，啥安保条约，啥啥关系法，说有效就有效，说没用就没用。
美国朋友啊。。。。。。
看热闹的 发表于 2010-9-24 18:41
米国的朋友只有钱和武器
米国的朋友只有钱和武器
这脸打得……话说这是不是意味着TG可以理直气壮上去插小旗子？
{:cha:}
{:cha:}
怎么说呢？
把“美日安保条约包含尖阁列岛”的新闻堂尔皇之摆上头版的日本媒体惨遭爆菊啊。。。。。。
日本FF今晚还能睡着吗~
哈哈
把“美日安保条约包含尖阁列岛”的新闻堂尔皇之摆上头版的日本媒体惨遭爆菊啊。。。。。。
日本FF今晚还能睡着吗~
哈哈
巴掌响亮啊
说实话,老美做的确实不江湖,在日本最需要力挺的时候.都没给个痛快话. 日后兑兑现的吧,你先把话撂这呀.
小鬼子心里拔凉拔凉的
小鬼子心里拔凉拔凉的
特大规模的国际打脸的确不多见……{:jian:}
不过也要注意……其实美国是两边忽悠……
老温和奥黑子开完会当然就没有小日本什么事了。
不是在日本强烈要求下又加进去了吗？ 怎么希拉里现在又纠正？ 好看极了。
日本的底裤尽在掌握中。
wk，人家都承认输了你还上去踹一脚，是不是主子啊。
这脸打的
谁知道温总跟老黑总桶谈了啥，小鬼子这么快就萎了，太没意思了！还以为你丫能挺多久呢！
反正小日本的英语是够蹩脚的，据说一到天朝来挣外快的小日本说，你们对我讲英语，还不如跟我写汉语，我还能看懂..
小白兔是能给MD高额利润的潜在对手，力挺脚盆会把小白兔变成不给萝卜对手。{:jian:}
喜剧效果一流
钓鱼岛上能住人吗
美国人从来是见利益说话的.
We do believe that, because the Senkaku islands are under Japanese jurisdiction, that it is covered by the US-Japan security treaty. That said, we also stressed that we don't take a position on the sovereignty of the Senkaku islands."
Under the 1960 treaty, the United States is obliged to defend Japan against any attack on a territory under Tokyo's administration.
In a move ramping up the dispute, China held four Japanese nationals for entering a restricted military zone and "illegally filming defence targets", according to China's Xinhua news agency.
US President Barack Obama met Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan in New York, hours after holding talks with China's Premier Wen Jiabao, amid the heightened tensions between Tokyo and Beijing.
Obama said the US-Japan alliance was a "cornerstone" of global security.
His top White House policy aide Jeff Bader said Washington hoped the Japan-China dispute could be resolved peacefully.
Under the 1960 treaty, the United States is obliged to defend Japan against any attack on a territory under Tokyo's administration.
In a move ramping up the dispute, China held four Japanese nationals for entering a restricted military zone and "illegally filming defence targets", according to China's Xinhua news agency.
US President Barack Obama met Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan in New York, hours after holding talks with China's Premier Wen Jiabao, amid the heightened tensions between Tokyo and Beijing.
Obama said the US-Japan alliance was a "cornerstone" of global security.
His top White House policy aide Jeff Bader said Washington hoped the Japan-China dispute could be resolved peacefully.
是真是假啊，这也太乌龙了吧
霉菌从来也没说过钓鱼岛主权是脚盆的，一直都只说脚盆现在拥有行政管理权。
霉菌的模糊概念玩的是如火纯青。
霉菌的模糊概念玩的是如火纯青。
继续购买美国国债.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/2010 ... iplomacydisputeunus
雅虎上也有
雅虎上也有
背嵬军 发表于 2010-9-24 18:56
猴子都没得
猴子都没得