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- EU, Arab League Tighten Syria Sanctions
- 欧盟、阿盟加紧对叙利亚制裁
- European Union diplomats say member nations have agreed to tighten sanctions on Syria, hours after an Arab League committee charged with implementing sanctions targeted Syria's rich and powerful.
- 欧盟外交官表示，欧盟成员国同意加大对叙利亚的制裁力度；在此之前，阿拉伯国家联盟一个负责实施制裁叙利亚的委员会提议把叙利亚富人和掌权者做為制裁对象。
- EU officials said Thursday they added 11 more entities and 12 more individuals to a blacklist hit by travel bans and asset freezes imposed in an effort to stop the Syrian government's bloody crackdown on anti-government protesters.
- 欧盟官员星期四表示，為制止叙利亚政府对反政府示威者实行的血腥镇压，他们把另外 11 家团体和 12 名个人列入旅行禁令和资產冻结的黑名单。
- An Arab League committee in Cairo released a list of 17 Syrians banned from traveling to Arab states. Those banned include the brother of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, the country's richest businessman and top Cabinet ministers.
- 阿盟一个委员会星期四公佈了一份包括17名叙利亚人的名单，包括叙利亚总统阿萨德的兄弟、叙利亚最富有的企业家和高层内阁部长，这些人被禁止前往阿拉伯国家。
- The Arab League has been trying to convince the Syrian government to ease its violent crackdown on an uprising by demonstrators.
- 阿盟一直试图说服叙利亚政府放鬆对反政府抗议者发动的起义的镇压。
- League member Kuwait on Thursday urged its nationals to leave Syria due to safety concerns.
- 阿盟成员国科威特星期四以安全為由敦促其国民离开叙利亚。
- The move follows mob attacks in Damascus on the embassies of Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE after the Arab League decided to suspend Syria's membership.
- 做出这一决定是因為在阿拉伯国家联盟决定暂停叙利亚成员国资格后，卡达、沙乌地阿拉伯和阿拉伯联合大公国在大马士革的大使馆都遭到了暴民的袭击。
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- On World AIDS Day, UN Urges Continued Support for Initiatives
- 世界爱滋病日，联合国敦促各国继续携手抗病
- United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon says the world is finally in a position to eradicate AIDS, but says funding will be critical to future progress in fighting the epidemic.
- 联合国秘书长潘基文说，世界最终将消除爱滋病；但他说，在未来对抗这一疾病的过程中，资金将成為至关重要的问题。
- In a statement to commemorate World AIDS Day on Thursday, Mr. Ban urged international donors to meet the estimated $24 billion needed annually to fully fund global AIDS initiatives.
- 潘基文在星期四世界爱滋病日发表的声明中敦促国际捐助者完成据估计每年 240 亿美元的需求，全面资助全球抗击爱滋病的倡议。
- In Washington, U.S. President Barack Obama announced an additional $50 million to support domestic anti-AIDS programs. He also said the United States has set new targets of helping 1.5 million HIV-positive pregnant women and more than six million people in total over the next two years.
- 在华盛顿，美国总统欧巴马宣佈再拨出 5000 万美元支援美国国内抗击爱滋病的项目；他还说，美国设立了新的目标，在未来两年内帮助 150 万感染爱滋病毒的怀孕妇女和 600 多万人。
- Still, many observers worry that global AIDS efforts may face serious cut backs as governments in Europe and the U.S. try to make up for large budget deficits.
- 仍然有许多观察家担忧，随着欧美试图填补其鉅额预算赤字，全球抗击爱滋病的努力将内面临资金被严重削减的问题。
- Kumar Chandiramani of the medical charity group Doctors Without Borders says his organization is worried about a potential lack of funding.
- 医疗慈善组织医生无国界的尚迪雅曼尼说，该组织担忧潜在的资金短缺问题。
- A U.N. report released Wednesday said domestic and international funding for HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, decreased from $15.9 billion in 2009 to $15 billion in 2010, well below the threshold it says is needed for a comprehensive, global response.
- 联合国星期叁发表的报告说，研究爱滋病毒的国家和国际资金从 2009 年的 159 亿美元减少到 2010 年的 150 亿美元，低於全球性全面应对这一问题所需的指标。
- The report found the number of new HIV infections has dropped by 15 percent in the past decade.
- 这份报告发现，新感染爱滋病毒的人数在过去 10 年中下降了 15 %。
- But it also found that new infections increased by 250 percent in the past decade in Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
- 但报告也发现，在过去 10 年中，东欧和中亚的新感染人数上升了 250 %。
- The U.N. estimates that 34 million people around the world are living with HIV.
- 联合国估计，目前全球有 3400 万爱滋病毒感染者。
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