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据伊朗塔斯尼姆通讯社:伊朗革命卫队陆军指挥官库尔米表示,伊朗人民不惧怕任何强权。在为期12天的战争中,美国提出停火请求并来到谈判桌前,但随后却亲自掀翻了谈判桌。
2026-08-30
据伊朗塔斯尼姆通讯社:伊朗革命卫队陆军指挥官库尔米表示,伊朗人民不惧怕任何强权。在为期12天的战争中,美国提出停火请求并来到谈判桌前,但随后却亲自掀翻了谈判桌。
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2026-08-29
Prime Minister Burnham has abandoned two green levies pushed by former PM Starmer, indefinitely shelving plans to bring waste incineration facilities and domestic ports into the UK emissions trading scheme (ETS). The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero said the ETS expansion will be suspended indefinitely, and the Department for Transport said plans to charge ports for at‑berth emissions under the ETS are also dropped. Officials cited growing government concern that regulatory costs are
Prime Minister Burnham has abandoned two green levies pushed by former PM Starmer, indefinitely shelving plans to bring waste incineration facilities and domestic ports into the UK emissions trading scheme (ETS). The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero said the ETS expansion will be suspended indefinitely, and the Department for Transport said plans to charge ports for at‑berth emissions under the ETS are also dropped. Officials cited growing government concern that regulatory costs are adding to consumer prices and worsening household living standards. Officials now plan to levy a carbon emissions tax on shipping firms instead of port‑level ETS charges.
2026-08-29
The U.S. military plans to discipline a 19-year-old sailor who jumped from the USS Abraham Lincoln earlier this month, citing self-harm and unauthorized absence, U.S. media reported. The sailor jumped from the carrier on the 3rd and was rescued about an hour later. Military charges allege he violated regulations by deliberately feigning illness or injuring himself to avoid duty and by leaving his post without approval. The Lincoln began a planned deployment in November, was sent to the Middle Ea
The U.S. military plans to discipline a 19-year-old sailor who jumped from the USS Abraham Lincoln earlier this month, citing self-harm and unauthorized absence, U.S. media reported. The sailor jumped from the carrier on the 3rd and was rescued about an hour later. Military charges allege he violated regulations by deliberately feigning illness or injuring himself to avoid duty and by leaving his post without approval. The Lincoln began a planned deployment in November, was sent to the Middle East in January and is now en route back to the United States. The New York Times reported the carrier spent 272 days largely at sea with only brief resupply stops in Guam and Oman; about 5,000 crew members reportedly faced low morale and poor living conditions, and several sailors have reportedly suffered mental breakdowns and attempted to jump overboard.
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