
習近平国家主席の訪米を控え、イラン情勢を巡るすり合わせを実施
中国の王毅共産党政治局員兼外相は16日、イランのアラグチ外相と北京で会談した。習近平国家主席の訪米を控え、イランを巡る問題について協議。王氏は紛争解決への建設的役割を強調し、アラグチ氏は米国との合意履行を求めた。
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イランは6月に米国と戦闘終結に向けた覚書を交わしている。ホルムズ海峡の通航管理を巡る湾岸諸国との会議は延期された。
【北京時事】中国の王毅共産党政治局員兼外相は16日、イランのアラグチ外相と北京で会談した。王氏は「国連安全保障理事会の常任理事国として、紛争解決に建設的役割を果たす用意がある」とした上で、「イランの正当な権利と利益を守りたい」と伝えた。今月の習近平国家主席の訪米を前に、イランを巡る問題ですり合わせをした。
中国外務省によると、王氏は「米国との戦闘長期化は国際社会の利益に沿わない」と強調。湾岸諸国との対話を進めるよう促した。イランなどは13日、原油輸送の要衝ホルムズ海峡の通航管理を巡り、湾岸諸国の外相らを集めオマーンで14日に開催予定だった会議の延期を発表している。
アラグチ氏は、イラン側の今後の対応を説明した上で「衝突の継続を望んでいない」と主張。戦闘終結に向けて6月に米国と交わした覚書などを踏まえ、「米側は約束を着実に履行すべきだ」と訴えた。
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習近平国家主席の訪米に向けた米中間の調整継続
Very likely · Within weeks

At an extraordinary cabinet meeting, Prime Minister Takaichi compiled the resignations of current ministers and decided to continue serving as Minister of Economic Security and Security Onoda. Hiroyoshi Sasakawa will be appointed as Environment Minister and will also be in charge of bear damage countermeasures, while Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara, Foreign Minister Motegi, and Finance Minister Katayama will continue in their posts. Hiroshi Nakashi of the Meiji Restoration was appointed as Minister of Regulatory Reform, and Representative Tatsunori Ibayashi was appointed as Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. From the Liberal Democratic Party, Goshi Hosono, Kazuo Yan, Takashi Yamashita, Hiroyoshi Sasakawa, Hisayuki Fujii, Yasuhiro Harashi, and Yoshihiro Seki have been confirmed to join the cabinet. Meanwhile, the Bank of Japan announced that personal financial assets reached a new record high of 2,519 trillion yen at the end of June. US President Trump demanded that the Federal Reserve immediately lower interest rates, and the New York Dow at one point recorded a decline of more than 800 points. The Federal Reserve has hinted at one more rate hike within the year, and has decided to raise the policy rate by 0.25% to 3.75-4.00% annually. A special court in The Hague has sentenced former Kosovo President Thaci to 25 years in prison. Representative Yoshimura of the Meiji Restoration Party conveyed to the prime minister his intention to reduce the consumption tax and reduce the number of members of the House of Representatives at an extraordinary Diet session.

At an extraordinary cabinet meeting, Prime Minister Takaichi summarized the resignations of current cabinet ministers and announced personnel changes to the cabinet, including the continued appointment of Economy and Security Minister Onoda, the appointment of Hiroyoshi Sasakawa as environment minister, the continued appointment of Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara, Foreign Minister Motegi, and Finance Minister Katayama, the appointment of Meiji Restoration's Hiroshi Nakashi as minister of regulatory reform, and the appointment of Rep. Tatsunori Ibayashi as minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. In addition, the Liberal Democratic Party's Goshi Hosono, Kazuo Yan, Takashi Yamashita, Hiroyoshi Sasakawa, Hisayuki Fujii, Yasuhiro Harashi, and Yoshihiro Seki have been confirmed to join the cabinet, the Bank of Japan has reported a new record high in personal financial assets, and US President Trump has called on the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates. Domestic and international developments were reported, including the New York Dow dropping more than 800 points at one point, the Federal Reserve hinting at further interest rate hikes by the end of the year, the US Federal Reserve raising its policy interest rate by 0.25%, and the Hague Special Tribunal sentencing the former president of Kosovo to 25 years in prison.

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi will inaugurate the second reshuffled Takaichi Cabinet on the afternoon of the 17th. Chief Cabinet Secretary Minoru Kihara, Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Mogi, Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama, and Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi will continue to serve in the Cabinet, while former State Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Yoshihiro Seki and former State Minister of the Environment Hiroyoshi Sasakawa will join the Cabinet for the first time. Mr. Seki, a former member of the Abe faction, was involved in the factional slush fund scandal, but this will be his first time joining the cabinet since the scandal was discovered. The focus is on the treatment of Internal Affairs and Communications Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi, who competed with the prime minister in last year's presidential election. The Meiji Restoration Association turned to cooperation within the Cabinet, and former Secretary-General Hiroshi Nakatsuka entered the Cabinet for the first time. Kei Sato, Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary, will be replaced by Yusuke Nakanishi, former Vice Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications. It will be officially launched in the evening of the same day after a certification ceremony at the Imperial Palace, and the Prime Minister will explain its aims and policies at a press conference.

The Liberal Democratic Party's Takashi Yamashita, Hisayuki Fujii, and Yasuhiro Harashi have been confirmed to join the cabinet, and Prime Minister Takaichi has compiled the resignations of current ministers at an extraordinary cabinet meeting. Meanwhile, the Bank of Japan announced that personal financial assets reached a new record high of 2,519 trillion yen at the end of June. The US Federal Reserve decided to raise the policy interest rate by 0.25% to 3.75% to 4.00% annually, and President Trump demanded that the Fed immediately cut interest rates. In addition, it was reported that the Hague Special Tribunal sentenced the former president of Kosovo to 25 years in prison, that representatives of Ishin proposed to the prime minister a consumption tax cut and a reduction in the number of members of parliament, that Kansai Electric Power and Tohoku Electric Power were considering participating in an interim storage facility in Mutsu City, Aomori Prefecture, and that a South Korean district court ordered North Korea to pay approximately 5 billion yen in compensation.

The Liberal Democratic Party's Takashi Yamashita, Hisayuki Fujii, and Yasuhiro Harashi have been confirmed to join the cabinet. Prime Minister Takaichi compiled the resignations of current cabinet ministers at an extraordinary cabinet meeting. The Bank of Japan announced that personal financial assets reached a record high of 2,519 trillion yen at the end of June. US President Trump has called on the Federal Reserve to immediately lower interest rates, but the Fed has signaled one more rate hike before the end of the year, raising the policy rate by 0.25% to 3.75-4.00%. Other news reported include the Hague Special Tribunal sentencing the former president of Kosovo to 25 years in prison, the representative of Ishin informing the prime minister of a consumption tax cut and a reduction in the number of members of parliament, Kansai Electric Power and Tohoku Electric Power's intention to participate in an interim storage facility in Mutsu City, Aomori Prefecture, a South Korean district court ordering North Korea to pay approximately 5 billion yen in compensation, and six event companies found guilty in the Tokyo Olympics rigging case.

The CDU suffered a crushing defeat in Germany's Saxony-Anhalt state parliament election, and the far-right AfD rose to become the largest party. There is growing talk within the party that Chancellor Merz should step down, and the party's fate may be determined by the Berlin and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern state elections on the 20th. There have also been reports of confidence questions being asked by leading party figures and the emergence of candidates for the next prime minister.