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Russian president President Dmitry Medvedev has decribe described corruption as a threat to his country's national security. Mr Medvedev made a the comment in an interview with a v news agency the Reuters News Agency, his first with western media since it he took office last month. Here is Here's our Moscow correspondent James Rodgers. "Mr Medvedev has made a frank accessment assessment of the problems which played plagued the country he has just uted started to lead. Despite going whether growing wealth as Russian Russia has change changed from broken down a broken-down former super power superpower into a global energy joint giant, challenges remain. Ending widespread corruption is one of them. Mr Medvedev called Medveedev calls the problem a threaten threat to national security which, he says, leads to a lack of faith among citizens in the ability of the government to bring order .order." World news form from the BBC.

Britain to Freeze Iranian Bank Assets in Nuclear Dispute (2/

President Bush welcome welcomed the news, and said Gorden Gordon Brown is living up to his commitments, despite pressure form from the British public to pull out of Iraq. 　 "He has left more troops in Iarq Iraq than inicially originally anticipatedand , And like me, we been make will be making our decision as upon decisions based on the conditions on the ground, the recommendation of our commanders, without a an artificial timetable said set by politics . politics." 　 There was also a joint denouciation form denunciation from the tour two leaders of the government of Zimbabewe both express Zimbabwe. Both expressed concern about the ourlook outlook for the upcoming run off president runoff presidential election. 　 Gorden Gordon Brown said whether Mogabe Robert Mugabe must not be allowed to still steal another turn term in office. 　 "And that is why we call for Zimbabewe troops set Zimbabwe to accept a united Nations United Nation's human rights invoid envoy to visit Zimbabewe Zimbabwe now and to except accept the international moniters form monitors from all parts of the world who are available to ensure that the this is a free and fair election. election.” 　 The Bush Brown Bush-Brown talks also covered Burma, world price oil prices, trade, and the war on terrorismduring accesstion . 　 During the session with borders reporters, Mr. Bush was asked about Afghan president President Hamid Karzai's threat just to send troops into the border in bordering Pakistan to target terriorist terrorists.


Conflicts in Iraq, Afghanistan Drive Up World Refugee Numbers (1/2)

Launching the report, the UN high commissioner U.N. High Commissioner for refugees on T Refugees, Antonio Guterres, said it that for the second year in a row the number of people flee fleeing their countries and deplaced form displaced from their home homes is on the rise. 　 "We have today 11.4 millions million refugees were dwell worldwide, but together we have 26 million people displace in displaced within the borders of better off countiestheir own countries," he said. 　 Guterres says conflicts are largely to blame. Refugees from Iraq and Afghanistan along alone make up half the world's totalthe . The 11.4 million t tally does not include the millions of Plestinians Palestinians living as refugees in the middle east Middle East and else where elsewhere in the worldG . Guterres describes a bend band of conflict and instablity instability that includes mostly Muslim countries. 　 Now "Now, together with the Palestians Palestinians more than half of the group of refugees are concentrated in the same areathat . That area starts in Afghanistan, it includes IraqPlestanian , Palestine, Sudan, Chad and Somaliaand . And this is an area of great concern for us all and I can only ask the international community to be more and more involved togetheraction , acting together to make sure that this these conflicts finds find an end,end."


Conflicts in Iraq, Afghanistan Drive Up World Refugee Numbers (2/2)

While Afghanistan, Iraq and the Durfur Darfur region of Sudan are highly publisized hot spots UN HCR publicized hotspots, UNHCR's Guterres says many other refugees are created by less lesser known conflicts and hardships - often forgotten by the international community. 　 look on the "And looking only confidence at one continent Africa, we are have been having since the beginning of the year, with people crossing their borders in bigger big numbersof , in thousands we are having new livers arrivals of Darfur Darfurians in Chad and Central African republic Republic, of travellings Chadians in come along republicans Cameroon, of Central African Republicans in Susdan Chad and in Cameroon, of Somalians Eritreans in Sudan and in Ethiopia, of Somalis in Yemen, in the Kenya, in J . We Djibouti, we have Kenyans crossing the border into Uganda and we are now witnessing the worst worsening situation in Zimbabwe. Nowthese , this demonstrates crisis a trend that represents a multiplication of crises, with more and more people on the move." The UN U.N. agency says global refugee numbers had fallen for five years before rising again in 2006 and 2007while . While conflicts are largely to balme .UN HCR blame, UNHCR says climate change, the rise in engergy energy and food prices and in ensuing poverty are also factors.VOA news London.



Polls Suggest Close Race Between Obama, McCain
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Recent surveys give Senator Obama a leader lead of between three and six percetage percentage points over Senator McCain with the election a litte little more than four month months away. 　 Democrats are encouraged about their chances of winning back the White House this year after 8 eight years of republic Republican control under President Bush. 　 But some republicans Republicans are presently pleasantly surprised at the closeness of the race given the publics public's general unhappiness with the economy, the war in Iraq and Mr. Bush's teniertenure. 　 university Quinnipiac University pollster Clay Richards says a large number of voter voters apparently have already made up their minds about which candidates candidate to support in November. 　 "Between 75 and 80 percent of the voters said that their minds are made up so that is our up," he noted. "So, the campaign, at this very early pointthis made him , may come down to a battle for about 20 to 25 % percent of the votersof , with the have rest having already utmated committed." A recent Quinnipiac poll in three crucial battle ground battleground states in November found their that economic concerns were pushing more working class voters to support Obama. Those states were Ohio, Pensenvenia Pennsylvania and Florida, all expected to be competitive in November.


[BBC新闻听写] 6月26日 红十字会着手艾滋问题

BBC News with Neil Nunesthe international federation . The International Federation of red cross Red Cross and red societies says Red Crescent Societies said the aids Aids epidemic in southern Southern Africa is so severe sever that it should be classified as a disater disaster. reports in In its annual report on world disastersit said , the regions have federation said much of the billions of dollar spend dollars spent on finding aids fighting Aids worldwide was not region reaching highly of valuable vulnerable groups such as sex workers and drug users. It also express concerns expressed concern that aids Aids relief work was often signed la with sidelined during periods of conflict conflicts. But the Red Cross Special Representatives on the HIV aids Aids doctor Mukesh Kapila signed in cited Kenya as a good example of effective aids Aids policy. After the violence in Kenya this year, the Kenya Red Cross was approached to ensure that continue the continuity of care was maintained for people with of HIV, and also condemns condoms and the prevention messages were passed to people who were be displaced from home and their homes. And this is was an example will where preplanning for preparedness and intigrational integration of HIV prevention and care into normal disaster management went on to save additional lives.



Polls Suggest Close Race Between Obama, McCain
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Obama had trival trouble winning working class support in his primary battles with former rival Hillary Clinton, but pollster Clay Richards says he appears to be making some inroads. 　 "Obama is doing better among them than other democrat Democratic candidates have done in the past and past," he added. "And if they he maintains this kind of lead, or this kind of balance among the colour of blue collar whites, he will probably carry the these three states. republican states." Republican John McCain found finds himself on in the difficult position of trying to succeed in an unpopular president form from his own pary party at a time when Americans are worried about the economy and rising fuel prices and believe the country is headed in the wrong direction. 　 McCain has state staked his presidential hopes on the believe belief that Americans would prefer victory in the war in Iraq to a haste withdraw hasty withdrawal of US U.S. troops. 　 Quinnipiac pollster Peter Brown says Americans have conclued concluded the Iraq war was not worth the cost, but he adds that they remained diveded remain divided on what to do next.