VOA Special English -  WORLD NEWS - 2007/5/30 00:30 UTC

只到 3:03 实在不行了……太多了……这花了我一个下午。 ======================================== I’m Jim Tetter in Washington .President Bush has ordered new economic action against Sudan. The order is aid that pushing the Sudan’s government to hold violence in Darfur. Mr. Bush told the reporters that 31 Sudanese companies have been added to a list of business barred from doing business with Americans. He also called for a new United Nations security console resolution against Sudan. The president also repeated his believe that genocide is happening in Darfur. He said the world must end the killings. A spokesman for the Sudanese said the restriction will not solve the problem in Darfur. China’s special diplomat on Africa also criticized the restriction. British Tony Blare has arrived Libya for the start to trade with Africa. He met Libya leader Moamod Daffe in town of Surd. After the meeting, Mr. Blare said, Britain relation with Libya has completed changed in recent years. He praised the business relation between the two countries. Before Mr. Blare’s arrival, Libya said it had reached an energy export agreement with the energy company, British Petrol. The agreement is said to be worth 900 million dollars. Mr. Blare is also expected to visit Sariolown and South Africa during his trip. A top administration official says President Bush will nominate former deputy secretary of state, Robert Zelic to be the new president of World Bank. Mr. Zelic has also served as United States trade represented. Mr. Zelic’s nomination follows the resignation of current Bank president, Poll Waffles. Mr. Waffles resigned following accusation of special treatment, for his girl friend who is an employee of the bank. Mr. Waffles is to leave the bank at the end of June. Some nations, including Australia, argued the tradition, of having an American serve as World Bank president should be ended and replaced with a more opened process. ====================================== 两个词搞不清楚： 和 人名和地名只能按发音乱拼了……（不过Darfur ，Libya肯定是对的 ^ ^）

更正一下,世界银行行长名字应为
Robert Zoellick
前任
Paul Wolfowitz

I’m Jim Tedder in Washington .President Bush has ordered new economic actions against Sudan. The order is aimed that pressuring the Sudanese government to halt violence in Darfur. Mr. Bush told the reporters that 31 Sudanese companies have been added to a list of businesses barred from doing business with Americans. He also called for a new United Nations Security console resolution against Sudan. The president also repeated his believe that genocide is happening in Darfur. He said the world must end the killings. A spokesman for the Sudanese Foreign Ministry said the restrictions would not solve the problems in Darfur. China’s special diplomat on Africa also criticized the restrictions.
British Premier Tony Blair has arrived in Libya for the start of the trip to Africa. He met with Libyan leader Muammar el Gaddafi in the town of Surd. After the meeting, Mr. Blair said, Britain’s relations with Libya have completed changed in recent years. He praised the business relation between the two countries. Before Mr. Blair’s arrival, Libya said it had reached an energy exploration agreement with the energy company, British Petrolian. The agreement is said to be worth 900 million dollars. Mr. Blair is also expected to visit Sierra Leone and South Africa during his trip.
A top administration officer says President Bush will nominate former deputy secretary of state, Robert Zoellick, to be the new president of the World Bank. Mr. Zoellick has also served as United States trade representative. Mr. Zoellick’s nomination follows the resignation of the current Bank president, Paul Wolfowitz. Mr. Wolfowitz resigned followings accusations of special treatment for his girl friend, who is an employee of the bank. Mr. Wolfowitz is to leave the bank at the end of June. Some nations, including Australia, argued that the tradition of having an American serve as World Bank president should be ended and replaced with a more opened process.

I’m Jim Tedder in Washington .President Bush has ordered new economic actions against Sudan.
[news:/p/00:11.1] The order is aimed that pressuring the Sudanese government to halt violence in Darfur.
[news:/p/00:19.2] Mr. Bush told the reporters that 31 Sudanese companies have been added to a list of businesses barred from doing business with Americans.
[news:/p/00:32.2] He also called for a new United Nations Security council resolution against Sudan.
[news:/p/00:40.7] The president also repeated his believe that genocide is happening in Darfur.
[news:/p/00:47.5] He said the world must end the killings. A spokesman for the Sudanese Foreign Ministry said the restrictions would not solve the problems in Darfur. [news:/p/01:01.1] China’s special diplomat on Africa also criticized the restrictions.
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British Premier Tony Blair has arrived in Libya for the start of the trip to Africa. He met with Libyan leader Muammar el Gaddafi in the town of Surd. [news:/p/01:24.6] After the meeting, Mr. Blair said, Britain’s relations with Libya have completed changed in recent years. [news:/p/01:34.1] He praised the business relations between the two countries. Before Mr. Blair’s arrival, Libya said it had reached an energy exploration agreement with the energy company, British Petrolian. [news:/p/01:49.2] The agreement is said to be worth 900 million dollars. [news:/p/01:55.5] Mr. Blair is also expected to visit Sierra Leone and South Africa during his trip.
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A top administration officer says President Bush will nominate former deputy secretary of state, Robert Zoellick, to be the new president of the World Bank. [news:/p/02:18.7] Mr. Zoellick has also served as United States trade representative. [news:/p/02:24.7] Mr. Zoellick’s nomination follows the resignation of the current Bank president, Paul Wolfowitz. [news:/p/02:33.9] Mr. Wolfowitz resigned followings accusations of special treatment for his girl friend, who is an employee of the bank. Mr. Wolfowitz is to leave the bank at the end of June. [news:/p/02:49.2] Some nations, including Australia, argued that the tradition of having an American serve as World Bank president should be ended and replaced with a more opened process.


[news:/p/03:04.8] Gunmen in police [news:/p/03:07.5] clothes had kidnapped five British citizens from [news:/p/03:11.7] a finance ministery building in Baghdad .
[news:/p/03:15.3] British official said the British embassy in Baghdad [news:/p/03:19.6] has been enurge communications with Iraqi officials [news:/p/03:25.0] to establish [news:/p/03:26.4] facts of kidnapping .
[news:/p/03:28.0] The canadian security comany [news:/p/03:31.7] ] called ga world says it employs four or five kipnapping victims.
[news:/p/03:40.0] Also Tuesday ,Iraqi officials say [news:/p/03:42.7] two bombs attacks in Baghdad have killed at least 44 people.
[news:/p/03:48.8] The force attack killed 23 people [news:/p/03:53.3] in the business area of [news:/p/03:55.0] t a square

[news:/p/03:57.3] A short time later , 21 people were killed [news:/p/04:01.2] in another bombing in the army area of Baghdad
[news:/p/04:06.5] Separately ,The US militray says ten Amercian soliders were killed in the [news:/p/04:13.4] other pervents and in Baghdad

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The US has rejected [news:/p/04:28.8] Iranian accusation of spying against three Iranian-Americans.
[news:/p/04:34.7] The spokesman [news:/p/04:36.9] for the American state department says [news:/p/04:40.1] the three have not links to the US government [news:/p/04:44.4] and are no threat to the government of Iraq.
[news:/p/04:48.8] The officials also say that [news:/p/04:51.7] Iran has not answered
swiss requests for diplomats to [news:/p/04:57.4] busy [news:/p/04:58.1] detain needs being held in Iran .
[news:/p/05:01.3] On Tuesday ,a spokesman for [news:/p/05:05.5] Iran's calls [news:/p/05:06.6] said the three Iranian -Aericans have been charged [news:/p/05:11.5] with threatening natioanl security and spying
[news:/p/05:16.9] A ge official said [news:/p/05:19.8] the three are h and
[news:/p/05:27.9] Mrs th a and Mr t are both being held Iranian [news:/p/05:32.3] presents .
[news:/p/05:35.7] Mrs a [news:/p/05:37.3] a news reporter [news:/p/05:39.0] is bombed from leaving in Iran.
[news:/p/05:45.7] Official in Indian say at least 30 people were killed tuesday [news:/p/05:51.4] in crashes between police and civilians in northwestern [news:/p/05:55.9] ru state.
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the voilence began after more 20,000 [news:/p/06:02.2] v [news:/p/06:04.2] blocked a high way [news:/p/06:05.8] in ru [news:/p/06:07.1] as part of a demostration
[news:/p/06:09.6] government officials say poilce fire [news:/p/06:14.0] in south defense when an [news:/p/06:16.0] angry cloud surrden of them
[news:/p/06:20.9] At least 9 protesters and 2 policeman were killed in the v
[news:/p/06:26.8] Local officials say two other [news:/p/06:32.0] are missing and believed dead.
[news:/p/06:34.1] President Bush has met with [news:/p/06:37.5] four vietnamese American democracy activists to disucss how the international community [news:/p/06:45.7] can support greater freedom in the vietnam .
news:/p/ [news:/p/06:50.1] The US has expressed contain at the increasing [news:/p/06:55.6] arrests of political [news:/p/06:57.7] activists in the vietnam .

[news:/p/07:01.5] The European has also expressed contain about [news:/p/07:05.7] the recent arrests of [news:/p/07:07.8] plo democracy activists in the vietnam
[news:/p/07:11.5] The EU urged the Vietnamese [news:/p/07:15.5] government to release
activists who is said have simplely made use of their right to freedom expression
[news:/p/07:26.9] Taiwan president ,cheng shui bian says [news:/p/07:30.6] the Island may see independence from china .
[news:/p/07:35.7] Mr cheng says [news:/p/07:37.0] taiwan is independence may come in his life time [news:/p/07:41.3] but not before the end of his second and final turn in office next year
[news:/p/07:48.6] Mr cheng made it comments [news:/p/07:51.1] for answering the question from reporters [news:/p/ [news:/p/07:54.9] at a video conference at the national press club in Washington DC
[news:/p/08:00.5] He said he believed that independence is possible [news:/p/08:05.6] and that most people in taiwan want the same thing.
[news:/p/08:11.9] Amercian federal health offcials say [news:/p/08:15.0] a man who flew on two flights [news:/p/08:18.2] across the Atlantic may be infected [news:/p/08:21.8] with a dangerous risk form of the disease tuberculosis
[news:/p/08:28.8] US centers for disease control [news:/p/08:31.5] said Tuesday that [news:/p/08:33.9] the man was infected [news:/p/08:36.8] with form of a disease that risisted drug treatment
[news:/p/08:41.2] Official say they are warning passengers [news:/p/08:45.1] who travelled on the same flights as the man
[news:/p/08:48.3] On May 12th [news:/p/08:51.2] he flew on air france flight [news:/p/08:53.4] 385 from Atlantic to Paris .
[news:/p/08:57.4] On may 24th, he flew to ma Canada [news:/p/09:02.6] from prog on check airflight 104 .
[news:/p/09:08.1] He then drove to the US .
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[news:/p/09:17.3] In Washington President Bush has ordered new econmoic [news:/p/09:23.4] actions against Sudan .
[news:/p/09:28.0] Gunmen in police clothes has kidnapped [news:/p/09:30.8] five British citizens from a fince minstery buldinging in baghdad
[news:/p/09:38.1] And the US has rejected [news:/p/09:40.9] Iranian accusations of spying against three Iranian-Americans.
[news:/p/09:48.0] That's the nes in VOA Specail English.