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特朗普谈安德鲁被捕：非常令人难过

2026年2月20日 10:41 / 联合早报

美国总统特朗普星期四在空军一号上接受记者访问，在谈到英国前王子安德鲁被捕一事，他称这事件“非常令人难过”，对英国王室也非常糟糕。 （法新社）

美国总统特朗普星期四说，英国前王子安德鲁被捕一事“非常令人难过”，并指这对英国王室来说“太糟糕了”。

特朗普星期四（2月19日）在空军一号上告诉记者：“我认为这非常令人难过。我认为这对（英国）王室来说太糟糕了。这真的非常非常令人难过。对我来说，这是一件非常令人难过的事情。”

特朗普跟着说，安德鲁的哥哥、英王查尔斯三世将会很快访问美国。英国媒体此前报道，查尔斯三世预计将于4月访美。

星期四上午，安德鲁在一处归英国王室所有的庄园中被捕。英国警方说，安德鲁被捕的原因是“涉嫌渎职”。英国广播公司（BBC）则报道称，据美国司法部公布的爱泼斯坦案相关文件信息，安德鲁在担任英国贸易和投资特别代表期间，曾向爱泼斯坦透露机密信息。

针对爱泼斯坦相关问题，特朗普告诉记者：“这真的很有意思，因为爱泼斯坦在世的时候没人谈论他，但现在大家都在讨论他。不过现在轮到我来谈论他了，因为我已经被彻底洗清了罪名。我什么都没做。”

美国司法部1月底公布最新也是数量最大的一批爱泼斯坦案文件，牵涉其中的政要、富豪与名流等人士的名单越拉越长。美国多家媒体报道称，特朗普本人在已公开文件中被提及超过1000次。特朗普则坚称，这是一场针对他的“阴谋”。

特朗普谈安德鲁被捕：非常令人难过 | 联合早报

发布/2026年2月20日 10:41

美国总统特朗普星期四在空军一号上接受记者访问，在谈到英国前王子安德鲁被捕一事，他称这事件“非常令人难过”，对英国王室也非常糟糕。 （法新社）

美国总统特朗普星期四说，英国前王子安德鲁被捕一事“非常令人难过”，并指这对英国王室来说“太糟糕了”。

特朗普星期四（2月19日）在空军一号上告诉记者：“我认为这非常令人难过。我认为这对（英国）王室来说太糟糕了。这真的非常非常令人难过。对我来说，这是一件非常令人难过的事情。”

特朗普跟着说，安德鲁的哥哥、英王查尔斯三世将会很快访问美国。英国媒体此前报道，查尔斯三世预计将于4月访美。

星期四上午，安德鲁在一处归英国王室所有的庄园中被捕。英国警方说，安德鲁被捕的原因是“涉嫌渎职”。英国广播公司（BBC）则报道称，据美国司法部公布的爱泼斯坦案相关文件信息，安德鲁在担任英国贸易和投资特别代表期间，曾向爱泼斯坦透露机密信息。

针对爱泼斯坦相关问题，特朗普告诉记者：“这真的很有意思，因为爱泼斯坦在世的时候没人谈论他，但现在大家都在讨论他。不过现在轮到我来谈论他了，因为我已经被彻底洗清了罪名。我什么都没做。”

美国司法部1月底公布最新也是数量最大的一批爱泼斯坦案文件，牵涉其中的政要、富豪与名流等人士的名单越拉越长。美国多家媒体报道称，特朗普本人在已公开文件中被提及超过1000次。特朗普则坚称，这是一场针对他的“阴谋”。

Trump says he’s directing Pentagon to release any files on UFOs and

Trump accuses Obama of revealing classified alien information to public | Fox News

Trump directs release of government alien and UFO files to multiple federal agencies nationwide

Trump says there is ‘tremendous interest’ in UFO activity and aliens following comments made on a podcast by former President Barack Obama

By Greg Wehner
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Published February 19, 2026 4:38pm EST | Updated February 19, 2026 8:53pm EST

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President Donald Trump said he will direct the release of government files related to alien and extraterrestrial life and unidentified aerial phenomena, saying there is “tremendous interest” in the issue following remarks by former President Barack Obama.

Trump said he would instruct War Secretary Pete Hegseth and other relevant departments and agencies to begin identifying and declassifying records tied to unidentified aerial phenomena, UFOs and potential extraterrestrial life, framing the move as a response to heightened public curiosity.

“Based on the tremendous interest shown, I will be directing the Secretary of War, and other relevant Departments and Agencies, to begin the process of identifying and releasing Government files related to alien and extraterrestrial life, unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), and unidentified flying objects (UFOs), and any and all other information connected to these highly complex, but extremely interesting and important, matters,” Trump wrote on Truth Social. “GOD BLESS AMERICA!”

Trump said aboard Air Force One that Obama revealed classified information by suggesting aliens are real, calling the remarks a “big mistake” and accusing Obama of disclosing secrets about possible non-human visitors to Earth.

JD VANCE SAYS UFOS, ALIENS COULD BE ‘SPIRITUAL FORCES’ AS VP VOWS TO ‘GET TO THE BOTTOM’ OF MYSTERY IN SKIES

Former President Barack Obama’s presidential center in Chicago is facing mounting scrutiny over a speech inscription on the building that has left viewers confused.(Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)

Fox News White House correspondent Peter Doocy asked Trump about Obama’s claim during a gaggle aboard Air Force One, pressing the current sitting president on whether he has seen evidence of non-human visitors on Earth.

“He gave classified information. He’s not supposed to be doing that,” Trump said. “I don’t know if they’re real or not. I can tell you, he gave classified information. He’s not supposed to be doing that – he made a big mistake. He took it out of classified information.”

Former President Barack Obama appeared on Brian Tyler Cohen’s podcast Saturday, where he was asked point-blank whether aliens are real.

“They’re real, but I haven’t seen them,” Obama said.

The 44th president also dismissed the idea that extraterrestrials are being held at Nevada’s Area 51, saying there is no secret underground facility “unless there’s this enormous conspiracy and they hid it from the president of the United States.”

After his comments sparked buzz online, Obama sought to clarify his remarks on Instagram.

TULSI GABBARD TELLS PODCASTER ALIENS MAY BE REAL: ‘WE’RE CONTINUING TO LOOK FOR THE TRUTH’

President Donald Trump’s newly formed Board of Peace will move forward without Vatican participation.(Evan Vucci/AP Photo)

“I was trying to stick with the spirit of the speed round, but since it’s gotten attention, let me clarify,” he wrote. “Statistically, the universe is so vast that the odds are good there’s life out there. But the distances between solar systems are so great that the chances we’ve been visited by aliens are low, and I saw no evidence during my presidency that extraterrestrials have made contact with us. Really!”

Cohen also asked what Obama’s first question was after taking office, prompting another alien reference.

“Uh, where are the aliens?” Obama joked.

PILOT REPORTS UFO HOVERING BESIDE JET, LEAVING AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL STUNNED: ‘GOOD LUCK WITH THE ALIENS’

Enigma has received more than 9,000 witness sightings of mysterious objects within 10 miles of United States’ shorelines since August 2025, according to the company’s website.(iStock)

Saturday’s appearance was not the first time Obama addressed the topic. During a 2021 interview on “The Late Late Show with James Corden,” he said that after entering office, he looked into whether aliens were being studied in a secret lab and was told they were not.

Still, Obama noted that officials are investigating aircraft exhibiting unusual flight patterns.

“There is footage and records of objects in the skies that we don’t know exactly what they are,” he said. “We can’t explain how they moved, their trajectory. They did not have an easily explainable pattern. I think people still take seriously trying to investigate and figure out what that is.”

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Doocy later asked President Joe Biden about Obama’s remarks, referencing unidentified aerial phenomena, or UAPs.

“What do you think that it is?” Doocy asked.

“I would ask (Obama) again,” Biden responded.

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Interest in UAPs has intensified in recent years, drawing attention from federal lawmakers and defense officials. Congress passed the Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Disclosure Act in 2023, and the Department of Defense established the All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office to further examine such incidents.

Fox News Digital’s Mike Sinkewicz contributed to this report.

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特朗普：将公布外星人和不明飞行物相关文件 | 联合早报

发布/2026年2月20日 11:18

美国阴谋论称，美国政府在内华达州一处高度机密的空军基地“51区”（）藏匿着外星人。“51区”是美国在冷战时期建立的设施，用作研发和建造新型战机，直到2013年美国中央情报局才正式承认它的存在。 （路透社档案照片）

美国总统特朗普星期四说，他已指示联邦机构公布讨论外星生命和其他无法解释的空中现象的政府文件。

特朗普星期四（2月19日）在他的Truth Social社交媒体平台上发文说：“鉴于大家表现出的巨大兴趣，我将指示战争部长和其他相关部门与机构，开始识别和公布与外星人、地外生命、不明空中现象（UAP）和不明飞行物（UFO）相关的政府文件，以及与这些高度复杂，但极其有趣和重要的议题相关的任何其他信息。”

星期四早些时候，特朗普还指责前总统奥巴马在播客节目中称外星人真实存在是“泄露了机密信息”。

特朗普星期四在空军一号上告诉记者：“他泄露了机密信息，他不应该这么做。”

不过特朗普当时暗示，他可以通过解密相关信息来帮助奥巴马“摆脱困境”。

外星人是否存在，以及不明飞行物的相关问题一直是美国民间十分关注的问题。据此前美国官方对外公布的信息，五角大楼在2024年的一份报告中说，“没有证据”表明美国政府曾遇到外星生命，而且大多数不明飞行物目击事件只是普通物体。

特朗普：将公布外星人和不明飞行物相关文件 | 联合早报

发布/2026年2月20日 11:18

美国阴谋论称，美国政府在内华达州一处高度机密的空军基地“51区”（）藏匿着外星人。“51区”是美国在冷战时期建立的设施，用作研发和建造新型战机，直到2013年美国中央情报局才正式承认它的存在。 （路透社档案照片）

美国总统特朗普星期四说，他已指示联邦机构公布讨论外星生命和其他无法解释的空中现象的政府文件。

特朗普星期四（2月19日）在他的Truth Social社交媒体平台上发文说：“鉴于大家表现出的巨大兴趣，我将指示战争部长和其他相关部门与机构，开始识别和公布与外星人、地外生命、不明空中现象（UAP）和不明飞行物（UFO）相关的政府文件，以及与这些高度复杂，但极其有趣和重要的议题相关的任何其他信息。”

星期四早些时候，特朗普还指责前总统奥巴马在播客节目中称外星人真实存在是“泄露了机密信息”。

特朗普星期四在空军一号上告诉记者：“他泄露了机密信息，他不应该这么做。”

不过特朗普当时暗示，他可以通过解密相关信息来帮助奥巴马“摆脱困境”。

外星人是否存在，以及不明飞行物的相关问题一直是美国民间十分关注的问题。据此前美国官方对外公布的信息，五角大楼在2024年的一份报告中说，“没有证据”表明美国政府曾遇到外星生命，而且大多数不明飞行物目击事件只是普通物体。

Iran dangles investment proposals as off-ramp from Trump’s gunboat diplomacy

February 19, 2026 / 9:56 PM EST / CBS News

The two rounds of indirect talks between the U.S. and Iran have produced unique proposals addressing Iran’s nuclear program — its enrichment capabilities and supply of highly enriched uranium — and how to make a deal that’s economically beneficial to both countries, diplomatic sources tell CBS News.

While Tehran seeks sanctions relief from the U.S., a diplomatic source with knowledge of the Oman-mediated negotiations told CBS News that Iran has also indicated it may be willing to purchase American aircraft and to offer possible access to oil and gas fields and joint investment opportunities.

Two regional officials told CBS News that diplomats had advised U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff to separate Iran’s nuclear program from other issues, like Tehran’s support for militias that target U.S. interests and the regime’s ballistic missile supply. The two officials said Witkoff seemed to embrace the idea of handling those topics in a separate diplomatic track with regional actors.

But a deal that only addresses Iran’s nuclear program is unacceptable to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has publicly declared that an agreement must also address both Iran’s ballistic missile supply and its regionally destabilizing militias.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio also described a meaningful deal as one that would include those two issues, and he’s planning to visit Israel at the end of the month for talks about Iran.

Mr. Trump has been less explicit about the contours of a deal, though he has set one bright red line for the indirect diplomatic talks with Iran: no nuclear weapons. Iran has long claimed it is not seeking a weapon. The rest of the president’s demands of Tehran, which are not related to its nuclear program, are less distinct and reveal some flexibility as he weighs whether to militarily strike Iran or await an expected offer from Tehran in the coming days.

“We do have some work to do with Iran. They can’t have nuclear weapons. Very simple. You can’t have peace in the Middle East if they have a nuclear weapon,” Trump said on Tuesday at the inaugural event in Washington, D.C., for his Board of Peace.

He acknowledged Thursday that he’s nearing a decision point within the next 10-15 days, and prefers diplomacy to military strikes against Iran. Diplomats said the deadline may be shorter, noting that next Tuesday, on Feb. 24, the president delivers a State of the Union address to Congress and the nation.

CBS News has also previously reported that American and Israeli officials have been discussing joint operations to strike Iran’s ballistic missile supply. A regional official told CBS that Israel wants to maintain the military superiority in the region it gained after the 12-day war in June, which is why it is eager to destroy Iran’s ballistic missile program. But if any such strikes were conducted, however limited in scope, they would be sure to drive Iran away from the negotiating table, the official said. This consideration may not deter the U.S. from acting, however.

“The president made clear to Israel that he recognizes Iran’s missile program is a severe threat to Israel and Jerusalem reserves the right to destroy that program. Iran has actively reconstituted its missile supply with assistance from China,” FDD’s Mark Dubowitz told CBS News.

The ongoing nuclear talks are a tacit acknowledgement that Iran’s nuclear ambitions may not have been decimated by American B-2 bombers and Tomahawk missiles during Operation Midnight Hammer last summer, despite the president’s claim of “total obliteration.”

Two regional officials told CBS News that the current diplomacy being encouraged by Arab states as well as Turkey does not involve regime change. As one Mideast official put it, the issue is “changing the policies of the regime” and not the regime itself. But nodding to Iran hawks in Congress, the same official said there is a “strong current in America that has interest in regime change in Iran.”

U.S. allies in the region, including Saudi Arabia, UAE and Jordan, have said they oppose any use of their territory for a military operation and are supporting diplomacy. There are roughly 40,000 U.S. troops in the Mideast and many are based in those countries. A retaliatory strike by Iran could put them in danger.

Turkey engaged in an earlier attempt to prod Iran to consider negotiating with the Trump representatives, despite their past negative experiences, in particular, Mr. Trump’s withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear accord known as the JCPOA, as well as his more recent decision last summer to carry out strikes on three of Iran’s nuclear facilities.

Mr. Trump was briefed Wednesday about the latest developments on Iran, including the diplomatic talks in Geneva conducted Tuesday by his son-in-law Jared Kushner and Witkoff. Those indirect talks were held with veteran Iranian diplomat Abbas Aragchi, with assistance from Omani Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi. Rafael Grossi, who runs the UN nuclear watchdog that has been shut out of conducting regular inspections of Iran’s facilities, was also consulted.

美国拟重塑和平队 在中美AI竞争中抢占先机

2026年2月20日 10:08 / 联合早报

一名美国官员透露，特朗普政府正筹划推出一项新的和平队计划，旨在中美人工智能竞争中抢占先机。 （路透社档案照片）

一名美国官员透露，特朗普政府正筹划推出一项新的和平队计划，拟派遣数千名美国理工科毕业生赴海外，提升相关国家对美国技术的依赖度，并压缩中国技术产品的市场空间。

据彭博社报道，这项计划名为“技术繁荣队”（Technology Prosperity Corps），未来五年将向和平队伙伴国家派出多达5000名美国志愿者和顾问，旨在推广美国人工智能（AI）硬件与软件应用，以在中美AI竞争中抢占先机。

白宫科技政策办公室主任克拉齐奥斯（Michael Kratsios）计划星期五（2月20日）在印度AI峰会上宣布这一计划。官员称，此举旨在为已有60年历史的和平队注入“科技时代”的新定位。

根据事先准备的讲话稿，克拉齐奥斯表示：“为进一步推动AI在发展中国家的应用，特朗普政府通过启动‘科技队’计划，让美国历史悠久的和平队迈入21世纪。”

他并指出，这项倡议将把技术志愿人才嵌入合作伙伴机构，为部署AI应用、提升公共服务能力提供“最后一公里”的技术支持。

在美国总统特朗普看来，赢得全球AI竞赛是核心优先事项之一。他已推动扩大相关技术出口，包括英伟达的先进处理器。此次科技计划的目标，是在AI领域“抢先一步”压过中国，对冲北京多年来在南美、非洲及欧洲部分地区通过基础设施建设扩大影响力的做法。

和平队成立于1961年冷战时期，由时任总统肯尼迪创立，长期被视为美国善意外交的重要工具。数据显示，去年有超过3000名志愿者在60多个国家服务，项目涵盖农业、医疗与环保等领域。此次新增科技板块，将显著扩大这一机构的职能范围。

不过，在正式公布前，项目细节仍未完全明朗，包括参与国家名单及其对现有和平队运作的具体影响。官员透露，“技术繁荣队”的资金将部分来自企业和慈善机构捐助。根据特朗普本月签署的拨款法案，和平队在2026财年获得国会4.1亿美元预算。

官员还称，今年将启动科技志愿者的招募与培训，首批目标为500名专业人士。美国国务院、美国商务服务局、国际开发金融公司和进出口银行等机构，以及东道国科技部门，将协调把志愿者派往有意引入AI技术的国家。

法国：欧委会派员参加和平委员会会议“未获授权”

发布时间 / 来源：2026年2月20日 11:58 / 联合早报

法国外交部星说，欧洲理事会并未授权欧盟委员会派官员参加美国总统特朗普（左）星期四在华盛顿主持召开的和平委员会首次领导人会议。 （路透社）

法国外交部周四说，欧盟委员会派官员参加美国发起的和平委员会会议并未获得欧洲理事会授权，这名官员应就此作出解释。

法国外交部发言人孔法夫勒星期四（2月19日）在记者会上说，法国对欧盟委员会派官员参加当天在华盛顿举行的和平委员会首次领导人会议“感到惊讶”。

他指出，和平委员会必须聚焦加沙局势，只要其职责范围存在模糊之处，法国就不能参与。

挪威重申拒绝加入特朗普的和平委员会

挪威则在周四重申，挪威不会加入美国总统特朗普发起成立的和平委员会。

特朗普在周四举行的和平委员会首次领导人会议上宣布，美国将为和平委员会贡献100亿美元（约127亿新元），并称挪威将承办一次委员会会议。

挪威外交部发言人约雷姆周四驳斥这一说法，并重申挪威不会加入和平委员会。

挪威广播公司引述约雷姆的话说：“挪威已明确表示，我们不会成为和平委员会的成员，这一立场依然坚定。”

法国：欧委会派员参加和平委员会会议“未获授权”

发布时间 / 来源：2026年2月20日 11:58 / 联合早报

法国外交部周四说，欧盟委员会派官员参加美国发起的和平委员会会议并未获得欧洲理事会授权，这名官员应就此作出解释。

法国外交部发言人孔法夫勒星期四（2月19日）在记者会上说，法国对欧盟委员会派官员参加当天在华盛顿举行的和平委员会首次领导人会议“感到惊讶”。

他指出，和平委员会必须聚焦加沙局势，只要其职责范围存在模糊之处，法国就不能参与。

挪威重申拒绝加入特朗普的和平委员会

挪威则在周四重申，挪威不会加入美国总统特朗普发起成立的和平委员会。

特朗普在周四举行的和平委员会首次领导人会议上宣布，美国将为和平委员会贡献100亿美元（约127亿新元），并称挪威将承办一次委员会会议。

挪威外交部发言人约雷姆周四驳斥这一说法，并重申挪威不会加入和平委员会。

挪威广播公司引述约雷姆的话说：“挪威已明确表示，我们不会成为和平委员会的成员，这一立场依然坚定。”