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中国黑客疑将台湾半导体产业作为目标


2025-07-17T11:27:24.863Z
中国黑客试图窃取境外企业的信息并非新鲜事

(德国之声中文网)这份发布于7月16日的报告指出,此类黑客行动以前还从未被公开报道过。至少有3个和中国有关联的黑客行动在今年3到6月期间发生,其中一些行动可能仍在持续。Proofpoint专注于中国相关威胁的威胁研究员凯利(Mark Kelly)说:“我们发现过去从未成为攻击目标的机构实体被黑客盯上。”

不过,Proofpoint并未明确指出到底是哪些机构或企业遭到了黑客渗透,只是笼统表示这15到20个组织包括中小型企业、至少一家总部位于美国的跨国银行的分析师、以及一些大型企业。

凯利还对路透社指出,这些黑客活动的类型十分丰富。有时黑客只是较有针对性地向特定人员发送一两封电子邮件,有时则会一下子发送80多封邮件试图窃取整个企业的相关信息。其中一个黑客组织利用被盗用的台湾高校电子邮件账户冒充求职者,向半导体设计、制造企业或者其他供应链组织发送包含恶意程序的邮件。还有一个黑客组织则冒充一家捏造的投资公司,假意寻求和某些台湾半导体行业知名投资公司的金融分析师进行合作。

台湾网络安全公司TeamT5的一名发言人对路透社表示,他们还发现与一些黑客组织相关的针对半导体行业的电子邮件数量有所增加,“但这并不是一个广泛或普遍的现象”。该发言人强调,针对半导体及其周边供应链的攻击“是一个长期存在的持续威胁”,与中国相关的高级黑客 “持续关注”这个行业。这些黑客往往以“外围供应商或相关行业”为目标,比如今年6月就有一家在半导体产业链中发挥关键作用的化工企业遭到了网络钓鱼攻击。

台积电、联发科、联华电子、南亚科技、瑞昱半导体等台湾主要半导体企业均婉拒或没有回复路透社的置评请求。路透社也无法独立核实具体的黑客攻击目标,更无法确定这些攻击是否成功。

中国驻华盛顿大使馆发言人则在一封电子邮件中对路透社,网络攻击“是包括中国在内的所有国家面临的共同威胁”,中国“坚决反对和打击一切形式的网络攻击和网络犯罪——这一立场是一贯和明确的”。

目前,华盛顿正在进一步限制美国设计的先进芯片向中国出口,这些芯片通常在台湾制造。中国半导体产业则一直在努力推进产业链自主,从而能够在美国“断供”时依然能够生产用于人工智能的先进芯片

(路透社)

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《我的奋斗》面世百年 极右思潮阴魂不散

Hans Pfeifer
2025-07-17T11:28:39.818Z
一百年前,希特勒发表了他的煽动性图书《我的奋斗》,而如今,人们在面对他那种蔑视人类的仇恨言论时,许多原本存在的禁忌正在被打破。

(德国之声中文网)网络上到处都是阿道夫·希特勒的“影子”:希特勒的照片、希特勒的迷因(meme)、纳粹标志、“希特勒万岁”的口号。反犹分子、种族主义者、阴谋论者、反民主分子和希特勒的追随者在德国、欧洲、美国、拉丁美洲、中东、印度等地四处散布他们的意识形态毒素。

希特勒这个独裁者已经死去八十年,但是利用这个大屠杀元凶的名字却仍能大赚特赚。世界各地的旧书店靠贩卖希特勒的宣传册《我的奋斗》(Mein Kampf)盈利。一份德文原版售价大约250欧元,西班牙文版《Mi Lucha》超过300欧元,而英文版《My Struggle》在一些特定网络平台上甚至标价高达600美元。在埃及市场和印度的网络平台上,这本书的价格则便宜得多。

如今,这本书被认为是希特勒阐述其狂热世界观、残酷反犹主义以及对民主和社会多样性的蔑视的宣言。这本书出版于1925年,是在希特勒上台的8年之前。他在《我的奋斗》中将德国人捧为“统治种族”,在第二次世界大战爆发前很久,他就已经梦想着“日耳曼化”东欧,并以暴力驱逐数百万民众。

“战斗的主题早已融入书名之中——它实际上涵盖了所有种族主义,”奥地利历史学家奥特玛尔·普勒金格(Othmar Plöckinger)在接受德国之声采访时解释说:“也就是说,强者胜出,更强的种族占上风。但这也适用于个人层面,在职位和权力的争夺中,最终胜出的,是意志最坚定、最无底线的人,是在某种意义上代表‘优越种族’或‘更高能力’的人。”

普勒金格是这一领域最权威的专家之一,他参与编撰了为数不多的、真正具有启发性的《我的奋斗》注释版。德国和奥地利历史学家对希特勒的思想和语言在2000页的著作中逐字逐句地进行了研究和分类。

1925年7月18日,《我的奋斗》首次出版时,并没有引起轰动。希特勒当时是一个失败落魄的政变者,因叛国罪刚刚服刑一年多。他的国家社会主义运动在德国和奥地利规模很小,几乎没有政治影响力,希特勒的政治生涯似乎已经走到尽头。

当时图书市场上充斥着各种民族主义的政治宣言和牢狱回忆录,希特勒的书也显得毫无新意——就连许多追随者也感到失望。普勒金格解释说:“有一段出自《德意志报》的著名评论,令希特勒大为恼火。评论写道:‘我们已经从事民族主义斗争四十年了,现在一个年轻的政变者(指希特勒)跑来说要教我们什么是政治思维!’”尽管如此,这本书最终还是成为畅销书,为希特勒带来了可观的经济收益。

灾难的预告

希特勒的这本书之所以特殊,在于与其他独裁者不同,他在《我的奋斗》中公开宣示了自己的意图。他毫不掩饰自己的暴力幻想。在该书的注释版中,编辑们分析道:“他坚定地宣布战争即将到来:未来的战争将是一场生存之战,其中一切关于人道主义与美学的考量都必须化为乌有。” 因此,希特勒的暴政是一种有预告的统治。

而且他并非孤军奋战:在1933年的国会选举中,有17,277,180名德国人将选票投给了希特勒和他的国家社会主义德国工人党(NSDAP),为他铺平了通往权力之路。

接踵而来的是席卷欧洲的全面战争和大屠杀——对欧洲犹太人实施的工业化种族灭绝,这一罪行在人类历史上被认为是前所未有的。纳粹政权及其追随者以极端残忍的方式镇压他们宣称为“德国民族之敌”的所有人。

随着1945年4月30日希特勒自杀,以及八天后第二次世界大战的结束,他的统治体系也随之崩塌。自那以后,德国人立下承诺:“绝不让历史重演!(Nie wieder)!”

“绝不让历史重演”这句话在今天仍然适用吗?

“尽管1945年后德国作出了‘不再重蹈覆辙’的承诺,但反犹主义如今又重新露出了它丑陋的面目。” 英国历史学家丽莎·派恩(Lisa Pine)在接受德国之声采访时总结道。她在伦敦大学历史研究所任教。

“令人遗憾并羞愧的是,这种有毒语言让人想起一个世纪前希特勒的言论。” 派恩指出,不仅希特勒的反犹主义存续至今,他对民主的敌意也依然存在。因此,即使在今天,深入研究希特勒的书籍依然非常重要。

她说:“我的学生在分析《我的奋斗》的片段时,总是非常惊讶,甚至感到震惊。只有当他们亲眼看到那些黑纸白字的文字时,他们才真正开始理解希特勒到底是个什么样的人。这很有启发性,也很有教育意义。”

相关图集:《我的奋斗》世界上最危险的书?

亲笔签名版最受欢迎:希特勒的这部具有煽动性的著作《我的奋斗》的合订本曾作为结婚礼物送给新婚夫妇和政府官员。带有希特勒亲笔签名的版本尤其受到世界各地收藏爱好者的欢迎。为此,收藏者甚至花费数万欧元。
阿拉伯语版:阿拉伯语出版的《我的奋斗》一书可追溯到1950年。在该版本的底页出现多个纳粹标志。
法语版:1939年出版的《我的奋斗》一书封面上写着:“每个法国人必读此书。”这句类似推荐或警句的话语出自路易·赫伯特·利奥泰(Marschall Hubert Lyautey)。他曾在一战中任法国陆军元帅,也是一名殖民军人。希特勒挑起第二次世界大战前不久,赫伯特·利奥泰去世。图片右侧是《我的奋斗》的又一版本。
“引发讨论最多的作品之一”:希特勒一直企图征服大不列颠,但最终他的计划破产。英国人是如此憎恶这位德国独裁者,以至于战争结束后,在当地出版该书并没受到任何阻碍。图片上是《我的奋斗》一书的宣传广告,称这是当代世界引发讨论最多的作品之一,并推出精装版。
红色版本:几乎没有一个国家像美国一样拥有众多战争纪念品收藏家。希特勒《我的奋斗》一书在美国的需求量也很大。拍卖会的起拍价大部分在3.5万美元左右。
“希特勒在阿富汗”:在喀布尔街头,人们可以公开购买到合法销售的《我的奋斗》及相关海报。
塞尔维亚语译本:《我的奋斗》塞尔维亚语译本曾出现在2013年萨拉热窝(Sarajevo )举行的国际书展上——尽管该版本是评论版《我的奋斗》。
“希特勒的身影”:如果在阿尔巴尼亚首都地拉那( Tirana)散步,人们便可以在街头的橱窗里看到“希特勒的身影”。在地拉那的一些书店里,《我的奋斗》一书被“堂而皇之”的摆在书架上。

“与极右翼之间的距离正在缩短”

柏林阿玛迪奥·安东尼奥基金会(Amadeu-Antonio-Stiftung)致力于反对极右极端主义和反犹主义,其成员尼古拉斯·勒勒(Nikolas Lelle)也观察到极右意识形态正在危险地卷土重来。他在接受德国之声采访时指出,这种“与(极右翼之间的)距离正在缩短”。这一趋势在纪念纳粹罪行的纪念地中尤为明显。

“我们从纪念馆了解到,现在来自农村地区的学校班级中,几乎每次都会有学生穿着极右翼标志的衣服,或穿着带有极右翼口号的T恤。”他说。涂鸦纳粹标志(如卐字)在德国也再次变得普遍。

更令人警惕的是,近年来,尤其是年轻的极右翼分子变得越来越具有暴力倾向。勒勒指出,暴力问题已发展到如此严重的地步,以至于像阿玛迪奥·安东尼奥基金会这样的组织不得不采取具体的保护措施。

“我们需要安装摄像头、防弹门,需要有人在关键时刻能用武力保护我们,”他说,“我们现在讲的是由警方,甚至是私人安保公司提供的人身保护。我们基金会在举办活动时,已经明显感受到社会氛围的粗暴化。如今,几乎不再在没有安保系统的情况下举办任何反对反犹太主义活动了。”

社交媒体成为温床

一百年前,希特勒发表了他的煽动性图书《我的奋斗》,而如今,人们在面对他那种蔑视人类的仇恨言论时,许多原本存在的禁忌正在被打破。英国提赛德大学(Teesside University)的历史学家马修·费尔德曼(Matthew Feldmann)也观察到了这一现象。他在一篇论文中将极右翼在社会和文化层面的“去禁忌化”描述为一场“戏剧性的转变”。促成这一变化的,很大程度上是社交媒体的作用。

社交媒体与极右翼的双重策略完美契合,正如希特勒及其法西斯运动当年所做的一样:一方面不断用激进言论打破社会禁忌,另一方面又在其他场合表现得温和理性、友善和解。

因此,阿玛迪奥·安东尼奥基金会的勒勒呼吁,社会必须更加深入地参与社交媒体平台。他强调,历史给我们上了重要的一课:“右翼极端主义、反犹主义和种族主义必须明确受到坚决抵制,必须划出明确的红线。这些内容必须被社会排斥,而传播这些内容的人,也必须切实体会到社会的排斥与制裁。”

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Labour taking Abbott's renewed comments about racism 'incredibly seriously'

PA Media Diane Abbott  speaking at the People's Assembly Against Austerity protest in central London in June 2025PA Media

Diane Abbott says she stands by comments she made about racism that led to a year-long suspension from the Labour Party.

In a wide-ranging interview with James Naughtie for BBC Radio 4's Reflections, the veteran Labour MP was asked about a letter she sent to the Observer in April 2023 in which she suggested people of colour experienced racism in a different way to Jewish people, Irish people and Travellers.

Although she withdrew her comments at the time and apologised, saying "errors" arose in a draft that was sent, she was suspended from the party and only re-admitted just before last year's general election.

Asked by the BBC's James Naughtie if she looked back on the incident with regret, she said: "No, not at all."

She added: "Clearly, there must be a difference between racism which is about colour and other types of racism because you can see a Traveller or a Jewish person walking down the street, you don't know.

"You don't know unless you stop to speak to them or you're in a meeting with them.

"But if you see a black person walking down the street, you see straight away that they're black. They are different types of racism."

Asked if she believed she had done anything wrong or had said something in her Observer letter that she did not believe in, she said: "I just think that it's silly to try and claim that racism which is about skin colour is the same as other types of racism.

"I just... I don't know why people would say that."

Naughtie asked the Hackney North and Stoke Newington MP if she would condemn antisemitic behaviour in the same way she would racist behaviour against someone because of the colour of the skin.

She replied: "Well of course, and I do get a bit weary of people trying to pin the antisemitic label on me because I've spent a lifetime fighting racism of all kinds and in particular fighting antisemitism, partly because of the nature of my constituency."

The exchanges came as Abbott discussed her life and career in politics, including her own experiences of racism, as Britain's first black woman MP and her years of campaigning with other radical left wingers including Jeremy Corbyn.

She entered Parliament in 1987 and is now the Mother of the House, the honorary title given to the longest-serving female MP.

In her 2023 letter to the Observer, Abbott wrote that Irish, Jewish and Traveller people "undoubtedly experience prejudice" that is "similar to racism".

She added: "It is true that many types of white people with points of difference, such as redheads, can experience this prejudice. But they are not all their lives subject to racism."

Abbott was quick to withdraw the remarks, which were heavily criticised by Jewish and Traveller groups, and apologised "for any anguish caused".

But she was suspended by the Labour Party pending the outcome of an investigation, with leader Sir Keir Starmer saying her letter "was antisemitic" and should be condemned.

Abbott was readmitted to the Labour Party in May 2024, just in time for her stand as a Labour candidate in the general election, even though an internal inquiry into her conduct had concluded four months earlier.

The former shadow home secretary was given a "formal warning" for engaging in conduct that was in the opinion of Labour's National Executive Committee "prejudicial and grossly detrimental to the Labour Party". She also completed an online antismetism awareness course.

Asked by Naughtie if she had been "hung out to dry" by the Labour leadership, who had continued to say she was subject to a disciplinary process after it had finished, she said: "In the end, Keir Starmer had to restore the whip to me.

"I got tremendous support locally. We had a big rally on the steps of Hackney Town Hall. And in the end Keir Starmer and the people around him had to back off because of the support I had from the community."

She said she was sure that the Labour leadership had been "trying to get me out" and there were "hints" that she would be offered a seat in the House of Lords if she stepped down as an MP.

"I was never going to that. And I'm a Labour MP today, and I'm grateful," she said.

Reflections is on BBC Radio 4 on Thursday 17 July at 09:30 BST.

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Suspension from Labour doesn't mean I'm silenced, MP says

PA Media Rachael Maskell stands and gestures with her hand as she addresses the House of Commons. She has long, wavy blonde hair and wears a dark green jacket and a floral top. PA Media

One of four rebel MPs suspended by Labour for defying party orders has said it will not silence her - but she will continue to support the government as an independent.

Rachel Maskell told the BBC she had been expelled from the party in Parliament for her role in a rebellion against disability benefit cuts, which forced Sir Keir Starmer into a U-turn on a key piece of legislation.

Maskell said the welfare bill fell apart ahead of a crucial Commons vote because the government did not listen to its backbenchers when the reforms were being drawn up.

Minister Jess Phillips said the suspended MPs should not be surprised after their "persistent" rebellions and "slagging off" of the government.

On Wednesday Labour withdrew the whip from four MPs - meaning they will now sit as independents in the House of Commons - and stripped three more of their role as trade envoys - unpaid jobs handed out to backbench MPs.

Maskell told BBC Radio 4's Today programme on Thursday that the chief whip had made it "very clear" to her that her "work on the disabled people reforms were the reason" for her suspension.

The MP for York Central said she had not been a "ringleader" of a rebellion but that she had sought to "advocate" for her constituents, including disabled people who "are very invisible in our society".

Now sitting as an independent, she said she would do "all that I can to support the Labour government".

"But that doesn't mean that I'm silenced," she told BBC Breakfast, adding that she did not believe the prime minister had "got it right".

"If my constituents are telling me something, I want to be able to advocate," she said.

The welfare bill broke down because backbenchers weren't listened to in the early stages, she said, and this must change "because ultimately backbenchers bring vast experience with them".

But Labour minister Phillips said that, from what she could see, "this is nothing to do with someone voting against a particular bill".

Ministers were forced to water down their plans after 47 Labour MPs rebelled against the government's proposed cuts to welfare, but only four were suspended Philips pointed out.

The suspensions were instead for people "constantly going on the airwaves, slagging off your own government," she said.

She also dismissed the idea that MPs could not raise concerns with the government.

"There is absolutely no reason why people cannot speak up about the things that they care about, but we do have to work as a team," Philips told BBC Breakfast.

It further undermined the prime minister's authority after a series of policy reversals, including restoring the winter fuel allowance to millions of pensioners.

A senior Labour MP said the suspensions had left some backbenchers in a "state of shock".

Toby Perkins told BBC Radio 4's The World Tonight late on Wednesday: "There's a number of colleagues who voted against that (welfare) legislation who are wondering if they're phone is going to ring."

While he said some MPs would now think "very, very carefully" before voting against the government, he said there would be others "who feel this is an overreaction."

UK Parliament The parliamentary headshots of the four MPs, lined up in a row with thin white bars separating each image. Brian Leishman is a bald man wearing round brown glasses, a red tie, white shirt and a black jacket. Chris Hinchliff is a young man with short brown hair, short facial hair, and a red tie, white shirt and a black jacket. Neil Duncan-Jordan is an elderly man with balding white hair, black glasses, and a green tie with a blue jacket. Rachael Maskell is a woman with long blonde hair, wearing a green jacket and light green t-shirt.UK Parliament

The other MPs suspended Wednesday - Neil Duncan-Jordan, Brian Leishman and Chris Hinchliff - were all elected to the House of Commons for the first time in 2024.

Duncan-Jordan, the MP for Poole, had organised a letter warning the government's welfare changes were "impossible to support" without a "change of direction".

After his suspension, he said he remained committed to Labour's values and that it was "business as usual" for his constituents.

Leishman, the MP for Alloa and Grangemouth, said in a statement that he wished to remain a Labour MP and added:"I firmly believe that it is not my duty as an MP to make people poorer, especially those that have suffered because of austerity and its dire consequences."

North East Hertfordshire MP Hinchliff likewise said he hoped to return to the Labour benches and would continue to "fight every day for the needs of my constituents".

Three other Labour MPs - Rosena Allin Khan, Bell Ribeiro-Addy and Mohammed Yasin - were stripped of their roles as trade envoys.

Tomorrowland organisers say festival will go ahead after fire destroys main stage

Fire engulfs main stage of Tomorrowland music festival

Tens of thousands of campers have arrived at Tomorrowland in Belgium, a day after a fire destroyed the festival's main stage.

Festival organisers have insisted that the event in the town of Boom, south of Antwerp, will continue without the stage, adding that they are "focused on finding solutions".

Nobody was injured in Wednesday evening's blaze and experts are working to determine a cause.

The electronic dance music festival is due to start on Friday, with 400,000 people expected to attend over two weekends.

Hundreds of artists, including David Guetta, Lost Frequencies, Swedish House Mafia and Charlotte De Witte are expected to perform.

The local fire service has declared the site safe and a decision will now be made about whether to demolish the structure before the festival begins on Friday.

The campsite, known as DreamVille, has opened and so far organisers say this weekend's event will continue.

In its latest post on Instagram on Thursday, Tomorrowland said: "It is impossible to put into words what we're feeling."

It added that the Orbyz main stage "wasn't just a stage... it was was living breathing world."

Organisers said they had worked through the night to come up with solutions. A meeting was held with safety experts and members of local government on Thursday morning to discuss a contingency plan.

The mayor of Rumst, just north of Boom, told local media that another meeting discussing more ideas for an alternative to the main stage would be discussed in the afternoon.

"Cancelling the festival completely is the last thing we want to do," Jurgen Callaerts said.

There are 14 other stages at the festival, all much smaller than the main stage.

Getty Images The Tomorrowland main stage after the fire which broke out on Wednesday eveningGetty Images

The fire started around 18:00 local time (16:00 GMT) on Wednesday. Videos posted on social media showed thick grey smoke engulfing the stage.

Some residents were evacuated as firefighters worked to stop the flames from reaching neighbouring homes and woodland.

One employee who had been working on the site described "an apocalyptic scene" as the fire broke out.

"We suddenly heard bangs and saw fire near the stage, a huge amount of fire," the unnamed individual told Het Nieuwsblad newspaper.

"We were just putting the finishing touches on it. One more day and it would be finished. Four weeks of work... gone in half an hour."

Tomorrowland began in 2005 and has become the biggest electronic dance festival in the world, attracting music fans from every continent.

Arsenal sign Liverpool's Olivia Smith in most expensive deal in women's football

Smith joins Arsenal for world record £1m fee

Olivia Smith in Liverpool kitImage source, Getty Images
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Olivia Smith has scored four goals in 18 games for Canada

Canada forward Olivia Smith has become the most expensive signing in women's football history by completing a £1m move to Arsenal from Liverpool.

The 20-year-old, who made her international debut at 15, has signed a four-year deal with the Champions League holders.

Smith's move breaks the record set by Chelsea in January when they signed USA defender Naomi Girma for £900,000 from San Diego Wave.

"It's a privilege and an honour to sign for Arsenal," said Smith.

"It's my dream to compete for the biggest titles here in England and in Europe and I'm excited to get started and contribute to doing that here with Arsenal."

Trevor Francis became the first £1m men's player when he joined Nottingham Forest 46 years ago.

Smith, who only turned professional in 2023, joined Liverpool from Portuguese side Sporting a year ago for a club record fee of just over £200,000.

Arsenal head coach Renee Slegers said Smith is an "exciting young player" who can make a "big contribution".

She scored seven goals in 20 Women's Super League games in her debut season as Liverpool finished seventh.

Liverpool are without a manager since sacking Matt Beard in February, with former Manchester City boss Gareth Taylor the leading candidate to take over.

'An eye-catching recruit' - analysis

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter

Arsenal did not want to sit still after winning the Women's Champions League and vowed to strengthen their squad.

This is an eye-catching recruit that does just that with Smith widely considered one of the WSL's most exciting youngsters, with a high ceiling of potential.

She brings pace and directness to Arsenal's attacking line-up and has already proven herself in the WSL with a successful season at Liverpool.

There has been longstanding interest in Smith from Arsenal, who were beaten to her signature by Liverpool in 2024, and they have always been ready to spend should they need to.

The Reds have made a profit of almost £800,000 after breaking their club record last summer to sign Smith, and they will see this as good business despite losing one of the world's brightest young talents.

Liverpool managing director Andy O'Boyle rejected several bids until £1m was presented. The £1m payment will be made in instalments to allow Liverpool to invest gradually.

The club hope to use this money to strengthen the squad in several areas this season.

There is also a sell-on clause, so Liverpool will benefit from any future sale.

Smith had several suitors but it is believed she was impressed by Arsenal's recruitment presentation.

Having left home as a teenager to play professional football in Portugal, then leap up to the WSL, all by the age of 20, Arsenal think she has proven her character and ability to be part of an elite squad.

From Ontario to WSL via Penn State and Portugal

Elizabeth Botcherby
BBC Sport journalist

Smith's football journey began aged five when she joined Whitby Iroquois SC, and she made her debut in the Canada youth set-up at 12.

Fast forward three years to 2019 and she was catapulted on to the international stage, featuring against Brazil and New Zealand at an invitational tournament in Chongqing, China.

Smith went on to represent Canada at two Concacaf Women's U20 Championships (2022, 2023) and two Women's U20 World Cups (2022, 2024), and returned to the senior side in 2023, earning selection for that year's World Cup.

She scored her first international goal in a 6-0 victory over El Salvador at the 2024 Gold Cup and was named the tournament's best young player.

Smith is seen not only as the successor to talismanic record goalscorer Christine Sinclair but the key to Canada's hopes of winning international honours.

At club level, Smith began her career in 2022 with North Toronto Nitros in League 1 Ontario, winning the golden boot in her debut campaign with 18 goals in 11 games.

She then spent one season in the NCAA playing college football for Penn State Nittany Lions before forgoing the rest of her university eligibility to turn professional, signing a three-year contract with Sporting in July 2023.

They fought off competition from Chelsea and PSG, and, for then head coach Mariana Cabral, Smith's potential was clear.

"Thirty seconds into the video we were like, 'yep, let's sign her'. She was clearly a whole package, which is very rare," Cabral told BBC Sport.

"Not only did she have the technical ability, but she also had the physicality. She's explosive and strong, good on the ball and can nutmeg you to get past you like that.

"She wanted to get her professional career started and that's why she came to us. She liked us because of the way we played at the time - very possession-based, very attacking - and she needed minutes to grow.

"But we knew Portugal was a stepping stone for her; she would go on to bigger places."

In her first season in Europe, Smith amassed 22 goals involvements (13 goals, nine assists) in 18 league appearances as she collected another best young player gong and Sporting finished second in the table.

She also caught the attention of Liverpool, signing before the 2024-25 season.

Leading Liverpool's attack

Smith hit the ground running in a Liverpool shirt, scoring against West Ham only 76 minutes into her WSL career and quickly becoming their main attacking threat.

She topped their goalscoring charts, netting seven times in 20 league starts, with no other player contributing more than three goals.

Smith also led the way for touches in the opposition's box (92) and shots (50), including 16 efforts on target and a conversion rate of 14%.

Across all competitions, she registered nine goals and one assist in 25 appearances and established her as a player for the big occasion.

She scored Liverpool's first WSL goal at Anfield and also opened the scoring against Chelsea in the FA Cup semi-final.

Her team-mates voted her players' player of the season and players' young player of the season.

'The girl's got it all' - more than just a goalscorer

Smith's goalscoring exploits have put her in good company.

According to Opta, when comparing debut WSL seasons, she outscored Mayra Ramirez (four), Vivianne Miedema (four), and new Arsenal team-mate Alessia Russo (three), while across Europe's big five leagues last season only two players aged 20 or under scored more goals than Smith - Barcelona's Vicky Lopez (10) and Freiburg's Cora Zicai (nine).

However, Arsenal can expect far more than just goals from their seven-figure signing.

Smith is a versatile forward. Although she spent the majority of last season playing as a striker, she also clocked up significant time on the right wing, perhaps most notably in the FA Cup semi-final.

Commentating on that match, former England midfielder Fara Williams described her as "a weapon down the right-hand side".

Smith won the second highest number of fouls in the WSL last season, with 14 of the 46 coming in the final third.

"She's got the technical part, the physical part, the tactical part, and then the extra part - you can be very talented but if you don't have the mental part, being focused on your work and being ambitious and resilient," Cabral said.

"She's one of those players you want in your team. Give her the ball and she can change the game by herself. That's something special.

"Fans need to be patient and also journalists. In today's society, you want everything immediately or even yesterday.

"She's not at the peak of her performance yet. She has potential to unlock.

"If she likes Arsenal and Arsenal like her, she can be successful for a really long time and one of those players where you can build a team around. She has the potential to be the best player in the world."

Patience thins among MAGA loyalists for Trump to meet demands on Epstein

Watch: Trump calls out "stupid Republicans" in Jeffrey Epstein files saga

West Pittston, just outside of the industrial centre of Scranton, Pennsylvania, has a classic smalltown-American look.

There are clapboard houses, a main drag with businesses bearing charming vintage patina and lampposts bearing flags of the town's military veterans.

And MAGA faithful.

On Wednesday, in 85F (30C) weather, they lined the streets outside Don's Machine Shop where JD Vance spoke, touting President Donald Trump's recent legislative victory, what he calls his Big Beautiful Bill.

But a lawn sign nearby as the US vice-president spoke pointed to an additional priority on their minds - a rare backlash against the Trump presidency from his own supporters.

"WHERE IS THE LIST???" the sign read - a reference to the release of the so-called Jeffrey Epstein files, a purported tranche of government documents on the disgraced financier and sex offender.

There is a rumoured "client list" of Epstein's famous friends that has fixated conspiracy theorists.

But the Justice Department recently threw cold water on the theory, releasing a memo saying it found no evidence that a client list exists.

Among those attending the Vance event, some put their faith in Trump.

"When he's ready, he'll let them out," Ed DeLucca, 72, told the BBC, saying he hoped Trump would bring the documents to light.

For Mr DeLucca, the rumoured files would ultimately be delivered much like any other Trump promise, such as closing the border or mass deportations of undocumented immigrants.

Epstein was charged by federal prosecutors for sex trafficking of minors and other crimes in 2019. He died by suicide in jail later that year, sparking continued rumors and conspiracies about his death and - most recently - about possible "clients" named in government files.

Yet, according to the president and his top law enforcement officials, the documents may not be forthcoming - and some may not exist at all.

That concession has thrown Trump's Make America Great Again movement into chaos, with even staunch supporters calling for the removal of Attorney General Pam Bondi, FBI director Kash Patel and his deputy, Dan Bongino.

The resulting online storm also has threatened to overshadow the budget bill, a major legislative win Trump just clawed from Congress.

"We put you in office, you ran on this platform," Steven Taylor, a local truck driver and Trump supporter who was in West Pittson on Wednesday, told CBS News, BBC's US partner. "We didn't ask for it. And now we want it. We demand it."

"There needs to be accountability. There needs to be justice," he said.

But others like Mr DeLucca were more sanguine. "There's a reason for it. They'll come out," he said.

"They got to make peace," he said of the MAGA factions warring over Epstein.

"They can't exist without Pam, or Dan Bongino," he said of the administration. "It's like the Avengers assembled, the Justice League of America."

REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz A man stands with his back to the camera holding an American flag while wearing a Trump T-shirt.REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz
People gather to watch US Vice-President JD Vance to speak about the "One Big Beautiful Bill" law in West Pittston, Pennsylvania.

But voters in the eastern Pennsylvania town, who have slowly and steadily united behind Republicans during the Trump era, may split over whether to accept the president's strategy on Epstein.

Trump has tried to quell the storm, posting on Truth Social that the alleged hidden Epstein files were actually a "hoax" concocted by Democrats.

"Their new SCAM is what we will forever call the Jeffrey Epstein Hoax, and my PAST supporters have bought into this [expletive] hook, line, and sinker," he wrote on Wednesday.

Chrissy Matticks echoed Trump's assessment, pinning the blame for the Epstein debacle on Democrats.

"I don't care. Democrats should have released it when Biden was president," she told BBC on Wednesday. "Democrats are just using it as a political football."

She was far more focused on Trump's performance in passing the budget bill and deporting undocumented immigrants in a sweeping crackdown.

"I'd say, to our MAGA base: Have faith in President Trump."

Harry follows in Diana's footsteps with landmine walk in Angola

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Prince Harry is in Angola supporting the mine clearing charity the Halo Trust

The Duke of Sussex has followed in the footsteps of his mother, Princess Diana, as he visited a charity clearing landmines in Angola.

"Children should never have to live in fear of playing outside or walking to school," said Prince Harry, about the continuing threat of mines to the civilian population.

Prince Harry was in Angola supporting the work of the Halo Trust, the charity that had been backed by Princess Diana on her high-profile visit to the Central African country in 1997.

The image of the princess walking through a minefield, in a visor and body armour, had brought worldwide attention to the danger caused by mines left behind after wars had ended.

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There are still about a thousand minefields in Angola, left over from civil wars

Prince Harry visited a village near to a minefield and met children who are given lessons in how to avoid detonating the explosives.

The Halo Trust has cleared 120,000 landmines in Angola, left over from years of civil war.

An estimated 60,000 people have been killed or injured by mines in the country since 2008 and about a thousand minefields are still to be cleared.

"The remnants of war still threaten lives every day," said Prince Harry, patron of the Halo Trust.

He also spent time with the British charity during a visit to Angola in 2019 when he walked through a partially-cleared minefield and set off a controlled explosion.

Earlier this week, Prince Harry met Angola's President Joao Lourenco, where the prince welcomed the government's renewed support for the charity's work.

James Cowan, the Halo Trust's chief executive, said: "We will continue our work in solidarity with the Angolan people until every last mine is cleared."

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The pictures of Princess Diana in Angola in 1997 drew worldwide attention

In January 1997, Princess Diana had been photographed in Angola in what became a symbolic image of the efforts to stop the harm to civilians from landmines.

She had walked on a path cleared through a minefield and had given her support to calls for an international ban on the use of landmines.

That had sparked a row, with the princess being criticised by some politicians for her views.

But the minefield where she had walked in 1997 was cleared and the site is now a thriving community, with local children attending the Princess Diana School.

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60 dead after fire tears through Iraqi shopping centre, officials say

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A fire that tore through a shopping centre in the Iraqi city of Kut has left dozens dead and injured, state media has reported.

The blaze at the mall, which had reportedly opened five days ago, broke out on Wednesday night and has since been brought under control.

"The number of victims has reached about 50 people," Wasit province governor Mohammed al-Miyahi told Iraqi news agency INA.

Most of the victims in the fire were women and children, he said, adding that legal action would be brought against the shopping centre's owner.

Videos on INA's news channel show flames ripping through several floors of a multi-storey building as firefighters try to douse them.

Other clips circulating on social media appear to show a small number of people on the roof during the fire, as well as the burned out insides of the centre.

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Why Israel Attacked Syria

For weeks, Israel has engaged in back-channel talks over a diplomatic agreement with the Syrian government. Its strikes on Damascus this week highlight a lack of strategic clarity.

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An Israeli airstrike damaged the entrance to Syria’s defense ministry headquarters on Wednesday.

继女之死

在离世前的17天里,刘思琪被长期关押在厕所,其间先后多次遭受生父、继母以及大哥的轮番殴打与虐待。

刘思琪多次逃跑,她去过附近多个村庄,最远抵达莆田市区的万达广场。但不是被家人寻回,就是被派出所劝返。

村干部曾多次上门调解,“都没有用”。后来,村民提议将刘思琪送到村子附近的天云寺。不到一周,继母找上门来。

刘思琪的行为变得不合逻辑。她会逃跑,但当有村民问她为什么被打,刘只会答“自己做错事”,有时也会“反咬一口”,面对男性村民,说“他性侵我”。

南方周末特约撰稿 张依琳 南方周末记者 郑丹 南方周末实习生 陈宇翊

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许金花家的客厅,案发当日她在客厅玩手机。图片由作者在窗外拍摄,如无注明,本文图片均由张依琳摄

许金花家的客厅,案发当日她在客厅玩手机。图片由作者在窗外拍摄,如无注明,本文图片均由张依琳摄

2023年12月22日冬至,16时许,一直哭喊的刘思琪没了动静。

40岁的许金花神情慌张地来到邻居林玉英家:“等会儿120来了,你就说刘思琪是上厕所摔倒死的,不是被打死的。”殁年12岁的刘思琪,是许金花的继女。

2025年7月2日,林玉英向南方周末记者回忆起当时情形,她随后赶到许家,刚进屋就闻到一股混合着铁锈的腥臭味。刘思琪仰躺在地上,双眼紧闭,瘦小的身躯一动不动。

林玉英冲许说:“赶紧报警吧,你捅大篓子了。”

下意识的一句话,透露着这场冬至日悲剧早有预兆。在一年多后,2025年4月21日,福建省莆田市中级人民法院一审判决书显示,刘思琪是在营养不良的基础上,因外伤及外伤后的化脓性感染、饥饿、寒冷等因素致急性循环功能衰竭死亡。

而在离世前的17天里,刘思琪被长期关押在厕所,其间先后多次遭受生父、继母以及大哥的轮番殴打与虐待。

“求求你不要打了”

冬至这天有点冷,华亭镇的气温在8℃左右,三面环山的兴沙村气温更低,夜间逼近0℃。林玉英准备给刘思琪送几件御寒的棉衣。没等出门,许金花就找过来了。

林玉英告诉南方周末记者,导火索是当时17天前的一件事,离家出走的女儿被许金花抓回家。许对此解释:“刘思琪这次出去偷东西,骗钱,离家出走,还诅咒我和刘江死了。”

那应是刘思琪最后一次尝试逃离这个家庭,以及向外呼救,但换回来的是变本加厉的虐待。

判决书显示,2023年12月5日,经生父刘江同意后,许金花捆绑刘思琪的手脚,使其只能坐于地上。刘江回家后,持棍殴打了刘思琪的后背和屁股。次日一早,许金花在微信上对丈夫说:“你昨天下手也轻”“如果是我,我乱打狠狠教训一次,让她知道不是挂名的打”。

之后,许金花将刘思琪转移到家中的楼梯下,后来又移到厕所,并在地上铺一件马甲,那是刘思琪生前吃喝拉撒的全部空间。

在此后的17天里,刘江曾协助许金花,网购约1600片泻药,每天给女儿服用20片。此外,刘思琪经历过头部撞墙、被开水烫以及开窗冻、被扎伤与鞭打等虐待行为。

多位涉案证人供述,刘思琪手脚被割伤后,许金花不帮她做止血处理,而是用冷水冲洗之后,反复让刘思琪用脏水泡手脚,最长浸泡时间可达8小时。

村里送煤气的村民最后一次去许金花家换罐时,听见厕所传来窸窣的响动,瞥见了刘思琪蜷在门角,身旁摆着四碗早已凝结成坨的面条,碗边没有筷子。往常这时候,附近村民经常听到这个女孩的哭声。

事发当日中午,刘思琪的继兄李某磊用硬质塑料管用力击打刘思琪后脑勺数次。据李某磊的证词,许金花让他打时,说“14周岁以下打死人、杀死人不用负法律责任”。

林玉英儿子在隔壁清晰听到刘思琪在哭喊“求求你不要打了”,声音嘶哑,反复哀求,“喊得非常大声”。

林玉英从厕所窗户望去,浑身血迹斑斑的刘思琪躺在地上浑身抽搐。她劝许金花收手,许没有起身,脚下垫一个烤脚器取暖,头也不抬地说了句:“她装的。”

这场家庭虐待事件以悲剧收场。16时15分许,刘思琪发生抽搐。18时59分,警方接到村民报警称一女孩意外死亡。据李某磊供述,许在案发后还说:“思琪啊,你不要假装死。”

判决书显示,因许金花延报120,导致刘思琪死亡。案发后,许先清洗卫生间,扔掉血衣,藏了绑人的绳子,删除家中相关监控视频,随后再打电话给正在镇上的丈夫刘江。

林玉英大儿子回忆,当日听到刘江回到家大骂妻子:“我叫你看着不让她跑出来,你竟然把她打死了。”许答:“是她自己上厕所摔倒,摔死了。”

当日19时许,许金花被警方带走,现羁押于莆田市第一看守所。

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墙外文摘:国安局长现身华府,台湾外交微妙突围?

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台湾国安局长蔡明彦高调加入台美经贸谈判团队,这一安排引起关注。台湾《新新闻》的评论认为,这展现了台湾外交思维的微妙变化

(德国之声中文网)正当美国总统特朗普挥舞关税大棒,逐一开启关税“盲盒”之际,台湾业者尚未掌握底牌,总统赖清德却在6月7日深夜召开视讯会议,并让国安局长蔡明彦高调入列台美经贸谈判团队,这一安排迅速引起关注。台湾《新新闻》发表评论《蔡明彦现身华府,美国对北京亮剑?》,作者林庭瑶认为,这种安排,已远超战略学者所说的“违和感”,而是带有高度战略意图,不排除台美联手藉此对北京“亮剑”。

文章说,在国际惯例中,情报头子鲜少“直接”出席经贸谈判的例子。此次蔡明彦的现身,则是首度以台湾国安局长以公开身分踏入美国首都的核心地带。这不再是“灰色地带”的操作,而是象征台美双边关系的“战略升级”,也传递出台美经贸议题中,国安、情报和战略不再只是背景或配角,而是美中台棋局的主角与核心。

作者认为,蔡明彦此次公开参与台美经贸谈判,展现外交思维的微妙变化。台湾正在以“情报外交、经济谈判、战略合作”的三合一模式,突破传统边界。放眼未来,国安系统出现在外交前线的场景,这不仅是对抗地缘风险的抉择,更是一场“小国大战略”的新型态演练。

国安法五年对香港的破坏

台湾“上报”发表文章《香港国安法五周年:现状、教训、建议》,作者桑普指出,香港国安法实施5年,主权移交28年,昔日自由、法治、繁荣、幸福,今日专制、党治、萧条、迷惘。香港已无自治,红色恐怖横行,自我审查猖獗。三层恶法(国安法、旧恶法、23条),国安凌驾,蚕食鲸吞,共祸深化。

文章列举了香港遭受的重创,其中包括:一、公民社会被破坏,自由生活已无存。二、政治组织被清除,选举制度人大化。三、新闻自由被镇压,独立媒体奋力挽。四、司法制度被改造,国安法官敲红槌。五、红色恐惧日常化,洗脑教育续深化。六、经济萧条恒常化,港中融合续加速。七、人口换血白热化,专业人才多出走。八、文化语言被改造,身份认同被箝制。

作者说,上述八项现状,看来似是悲观。然而,信念和希望的种籽,已经深植在很多人的心坎里:在香港内,在香港外。作者呼吁:移居到台湾或世界各地的香港人,都应该积极融入、认同、效忠、贡献恩同再造的新国家。如果能够真正贯彻这种精神,到了关键时刻,不论早晚,香港未来终会有转机。

疫情三年的冤魂如何安息?

时事节目“不明白播客”发布《一部未完成的电影——观众的沉默与泪水》,在疫情后从中国移居德国的观众Louis说:看《一部未完成的电影》,我已经忘记了做核酸的感觉,但是当看到荧幕上出现防护服、口罩时,我还是不争气的流下了泪水,这种感受竟然和我三年前封在家里刷手机的感受一模一样,沉默着崩溃,就像是影片中武汉女孩在4月8日那一天走上了街头,阳光如此灿烂,但眼泪决堤而出。我想我永远无法与那三年和解。

疫情后从广州移居东京的观众小李说:作为一个在医疗体系里工作的人,疫情三年,可能会比非医疗体系的人,更感受到这三年的荒诞。疫情初期时,不好好控制起源,却控制舆论。疫情最后,不预先准备高危人群的防护措施,跳楼式放开,这一切迷惑操作,害死了无数生命,这些冤魂,会不会一直萦绕在华夏大地上,无法安息?

来自加拿大的观众Hanly说:疫情三年,我都在中国。白纸革命第二天,我就离开上海了。这种创伤已深植骨髓,嵌入血肉。对我而言,这不是一部电影,而是刚刚过去的现实。我还未痊愈到能轻松讲述这段经历,也许这辈子都不会。

Hanly说,这部电影早已超越电影本身,成为一个时代的见证,一个反抗的符号。它的存在就证明每一段记忆都有价值,强权或许能暂时封住我们的口,但永远无法烧尽向往自由和公义的心。它为你我被侮辱的过去而拍,也为心怀希望含泪前行的人而拍,此时此刻它在银幕上放映着,就等同于告诉所有人:就是现在,现在就可以坚守这场看似无望的战斗。

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欧盟公布2万亿预算案 德国:“无法接受”

Matt Ford
2025-07-17T09:49:10.576Z
欧盟委员会主席冯德莱恩表示,“这是面向新时代的预算”,符合欧洲的雄心壮志

(德国之声中文网)欧盟委员会本周三(7月16日)正式提出,将2028-2034年期间的预算大幅增加至约2万亿欧元。这一数字比目前约1.2万亿欧元的预算增加了近8000亿欧元。

“这是面向新时代的预算,”欧盟委员会主席冯德莱恩在社媒平台BlueSky上写道。“这符合欧洲的雄心壮志,应对欧洲面临的挑战,增强我们的独立性。”欧盟委员会将该提案描述为“迄今最雄心勃勃的欧盟预算:更具战略性、灵活性和透明度。”

大手笔预算将用于哪些领域?

欧盟预算的正式名称为多年期财政框架 (MFF),阐明欧盟未来几年的政策重点以及在不同领域的拨款数额。

欧盟预算专员塞拉芬(Piotr Serafin)周三向布鲁塞尔欧洲议会提交的草案中,最大一笔资金将拨给一个总额达8650亿欧元的国家和地区合作基金。

另外,欧盟将拨出4510亿欧元用于清洁技术、数字技术、生物技术、国防、航天和食品领域的投资,约3000亿欧元将用于支持一直担心补贴可能削减的农民。

欧盟还计划专门拨出最高1000亿欧元资金给饱受战火蹂躏的乌克兰。“这是对乌克兰恢复和重建的长期承诺,”塞拉芬说。

谁来出这笔钱?

欧盟预算主要由成员国缴纳费用提供资金。作为欧盟最大的经济体,德国通常需缴纳接近四分之一的资金。

根据周三的草案,拟议的增资部分资金也可能来自新的收入来源,比如对年营业额较高的大公司征税等。例如,营业额在1亿欧元至2.49亿欧元之间的企业,额外缴纳10万欧元;营业额2.49亿欧元至4.99亿欧元的企业,缴纳25万欧元;营业额5亿欧元至7.49亿欧元的企业,缴纳50万欧元;营业额达到7.5亿欧元及以上的企业,缴纳75万欧元。

另外,欧盟委员会也有意从各国烟草税中分一杯羹,希望15%的烟草税收入能流向布鲁塞尔。布鲁塞尔当局还提议,对未收集回收的电子垃圾征税。

柏林已经表示拒绝

欧盟委员会主席冯德莱恩的这一预算提案受到了多方批评,其中包括德国政府。

德国政府发言人科内柳斯(Stefan Kornelius)说,德国政府无法接受欧盟委员会的提案。他表示,“在所有欧盟成员国努力稳定各国预算之际,全面增加欧盟预算是无法令人接受的”。

此外,欧盟委员会对大型企业征收额外税款、以减轻成员国负担的提案,既没有得到柏林支持,同时也遭遇企业界的反对。

企业界批评可能面临的新负担

据德新社报道,德国汽车工业协会(VDA)已经表示,德国和欧洲的企业正处于极其困难的经济境地,“因此无论是在国家层面还是欧盟层面,任何增税、额外征税都应被禁止”,该协会主席穆勒(Hildegard Müller)表示,认为这会削弱欧盟企业的竞争力。

在欧盟委员会的提案正式公布之前,德国工商会(DIHK)也已表示,这样的措施会发出“完全错误的信号”。德国工商会首席代表梅尔尼科夫(Helena Melnikov)表示,企业需要的是鼓励措施,而不是额外征税。

在环保领域,欧盟委员会的预算提案也遭遇抨击。德国环境与自然保护联合会(BUND)将欧委会的提案描述为“浪费自然保护的时间”。其主席班特(Olaf Bandt)表示,该提案缺乏具体的资金承诺,可能停滞不前。世界自然基金会(WWF)则批评提案拟议削减气候和自然保护经费,称这将使欧洲人民面对日益恶化的气候和生物多样性危机无法做好准备。

该预算草案将成为欧盟委员会、欧盟议会和欧盟成员国之间谈判的基础,而谈判过程可能会旷日持久,充满争议。

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