President Trump’s negotiating team praised by nuclear experts for walking away from Pakistan talks

April 15, 2026 6:00am EDT / Fox News

Nuclear expert: US exit from talks forced Iran onto the defensive, framing Tehran as the losing state in the war

By Benjamin Weinthal, Fox News

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With a second round of talks likely to take place between the U.S. and Iran’s regime this week over its illicit nuclear weapons programs, leading experts on Tehran’s program say the Trump administration was right to walk away.

After nearly a day of talks, Vice President JD Vance’s team pulled the plug on the negotiations taking place in Pakistan, something welcomed by experts in the field.

“The U.S. team was wise to walk away once it became clear the Iranians would not agree to Washington’s core nuclear demands. Tehran maintaining enriched uranium stocks and uranium enrichment capabilities provides it with a pathway to nuclear weapons, plain and simple,” Andrea Stricker, deputy director of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies’nonproliferation program, told Fox News Digital.

A core dispute between the U.S. and Iran is over Tehran’s desire to enrich uranium — the material used to build nuclear weapons.

WITKOFF WARNS IRAN IS ‘A WEEK AWAY’ FROM ‘BOMB-MAKING MATERIAL’ AS TRUMP WEIGHS ACTION

Vice President JD Vance spoke during a news conference in Islamabad, Pakistan, on April 12, 2026, after meeting with representatives from Pakistan and Iran. Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, special envoy for peace missions, listened during the event.(Jacquelyn Martin/AP)

In 2018, President Donald Trump withdrew from President Barack Obama’s nuclear weapons deal with Iran because his administration argued that the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, the formal name of the deal, permitted Iran to build an atomic bomb.

When asked what a good nuclear agreement would look like, Stricker said, “A good deal requires the regime to not only turn over its nuclear fuel, dismantle key facilities, and commit to a permanent ban on enrichment, but to cooperate with an IAEA investigation that fully and completely accounts for and dismantles Iran’s nuclear weapons-relevant facilities, equipment, documentation, centrifuges and related production capabilities.”

Stricker acknowledged that the process could take several years, but noted that “the IAEA is well-equipped for this mission and has experience dismantling nuclear weapons programs in Iraq, Libya and South Africa. Anything less and Iran will likely cheat on its commitments and reconstitute a breakout pathway.”

TRUMP REVEALS IRAN MADE ‘SIGNIFICANT PROPOSAL’ AFTER ULTIMATUM, BUT ‘NOT GOOD ENOUGH’

Sen. Lindsey Graham said Monday he opposes a reported proposal by the U.S. for a 20-year ban on Iran’s uranium enrichment under a potential deal.

“I appreciate President Donald Trump’s resolve to end the Iranian conflict peacefully and through diplomacy. However, we have to remember who we’re dealing with in Iran: terrorists, liars, and cheaters,” Graham posted on X.

“If this reporting is accurate, the idea that we would agree to a moratorium on enrichment rather than a ban on enrichment would be a mistake in my view,” he said.

“Would we agree to a moratorium for al Qaeda to enrich? No.”

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In this photo released by the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, technicians work at the Arak heavy water reactor’s secondary circuit, as officials and media visit the site, near Arak, 150 miles southwest of the capital of Tehran, in December 2019.(Atomic Energy Organization of Iran/AP)

A regional official from the Mideast confirmed to Fox News Digital that a 20-year moratorium on enriched uranium was made by the U.S. and rejected by the Islamic Republic.

David Albright, a physicist who is the founder and president of the Institute for Science and International Security in Washington, D.C., praised the U.S. decision to end the talks in Pakistan. Writing on his X account, which is closely followed by Iran watchers, he stated: “The U.S. was Right to Walk Away in Islamabad.”

Albright told Fox News Digital the move by the U.S. negotiators “makes it clear that this is not negotiating for negotiating’s sake. And leaving threw Iran on the defensive, signaling it as the losing state in the war. Moreover, the Iranians would not have shifted their positions in any significant way. They usually have no flexibility. But Iran wanted to have negotiations continue in order to try to tie the hands of the U.S. and Israel, while trying to portray themselves as victors. Now, Iran has to decide whether to accept the U.S. offer or risk war resuming.”

He added that a good nuclear deal for the U.S. would mean “no enrichment and no stocks of HEU [Highly Enriched Uranium] and LEU [Low Enriched Uranium ]; Iran cooperating with the inspectors and verifiably ending its nuclear weapons program and providing a complete nuclear declaration, something it has never done.”

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Iran’s Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi were greeted by Pakistan Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar and Army Chief Field Marshal Gen. Asim Munir upon their arrival at Nur Khan airbase in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, on April 11, 2026.(Pakistan Ministry of Foreign Affairs/AP)

Albright continued that “If Iran signals willingness to accept the U.S. position, meeting again makes sense.

“Iran has absolutely no need to enrich. Its only civil need is for a small amount of 20% enriched for its small research reactor, the Tehran Research Reactor, and it has enough 20% enriched uranium in fuel or nearly made into fuel stored in Iran and in Russia under JCPOA [Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action] arrangements for 20 years.”

He concluded, “To be flip, and paraphrase Abbie Hoffman, I have the right to yell theater in a crowded fire, but I don’t. Iran’s emphasis on its right to enrich is as irrelevant and beside the point.”

Benjamin Weinthal reports on Israel, Iran, Syria, Turkey and Europe. You can follow Benjamin on Twitter @BenWeinthal, and email him at benjamin.weinthal@fox.com

研究：AI聊天机器人提供的医疗建议 近半具误导性

2026年4月15日 18:33 / 联合早报

研究人员指出，在缺乏公众教育和监督情况下部署聊天机器人的一大风险在于，它们可能会放大错误信息。 （路透社档案照片）

研究人员指出，在缺乏公众教育和监督情况下部署聊天机器人的一大风险在于，它们可能会放大错误信息。 （路透社档案照片）

（伦敦综合电）研究发现，人工智能驱动的聊天机器人所提供的医疗建议，近半数情况具误导性；凸显了人工智能在日常生活的应用方面存在的医疗保健风险不容忽视。

彭博社星期三（4月15日）报道，美国、加拿大和英国的研究人员评估了五大人工智能（AI）热门平台——ChatGPT、Gemini、Meta AI、Grok和DeepSeek；每个平台必须针对五个保健类别的10道问题作答。

研究人员本周在英国跨领域医学期刊（BMJ Open）发表的研究报告显示，这些AI聊天机器人给出的答案，约有50%被认为“有问题”；其中近20%，问题“非常严重”。

研究发现，聊天机器人在不同类型问题上的表现差异明显。对封闭式提问及与疫苗和癌症相关的问题表现相对较好，在开放式问题以及干细胞研究和营养学等领域则表现较差。

研究人员指出，虽然聊天机器人通常能自信且肯定地给出答案，但尚未有任何聊天机器人能针对提示生成完整准确的参考列表。整个研究过程中，聊天机器人拒绝作答的情况只发生过两次，而两次拒绝答复的都是Meta AI。

研究结果凸显了人们越来越依赖生成式AI平台所引发的隐忧，因为这些平台既不具备足以提供医疗建议的准证或授权，也缺乏诊断所需的临床判断力。

医学专家：未做好准备即部署聊天机器人 会导致错误信息被放大传播

AI聊天机器人爆炸式增长，如今已迅速成为人们为各种疾病和医疗保健寻求咨询的热门工具。OpenAI数据显示，每周有至少2亿人向ChatGPT咨询健康保健方面的问题。ChatGPT还在今年1月宣布推出一套保健工具，供普通用户与临床医生日常使用，Anthropic也在同个月宣布旗下的Claude工具推出新的医疗保健护理服务。

BMJ Open的执笔团队指出，在未做好公众教育并缺乏监督机制的情况下部署聊天机器人，一大风险是，错误信息会被放大并传播。

执笔团队写道，研究结果凸显了“有必要就面向民众的保健医疗相关咨询，重新审视与评估AI聊天机器人该如何妥善地部署”；因为这些AI系统，会持续生成“听似极具权威，实则充斥缺漏的回应”。

尽管长期面对国际孤立，朝鲜拒绝放弃核武器。图为朝鲜最高领导人金正恩（中）4月12日视察战略巡航导弹和反舰导弹试射。 （路透社）

（首尔综合电）国际原子能机构（IAEA）总干事格罗西说，朝鲜在核武器生产能力方面取得“非常重大”的进展，而且很可能新增了一座铀浓缩设施。

格罗西星期三（4月15日）在韩国首尔的记者会上证实，朝鲜宁边核设施内的5兆瓦反应堆、后处理厂、轻水反应堆和其他设施的活动水平，正在迅速上升。

专家指出，除再处理从核反应堆中提取的乏钚外，也可通过铀浓缩获取武器级材料。

格罗西说，根据轻水反应堆运行以及除宁边外其他设施启动等活动迹象，朝鲜估计拥有数十枚弹头。“所有迹象都表明，朝鲜在核武器生产领域的能力出现非常重大的进展。”

国际原子能机构观察到，朝鲜一座与宁边铀浓缩车间相似的新设施正在建设中；对外部特征的分析显示，铀浓缩能力已显著扩大。

美国智库战略与国际研究中心（CSIS）星期一（13日）说，4月的卫星图像佐证了国际原子能机构的评估。CSIS报告的图像显示，朝鲜已建成一座疑似铀浓缩厂，有能力生产武器级材料。

朝鲜2006年进行首次核试验，因此受到联合国多项制裁。尽管长期面对国际孤立，平壤仍拒绝放弃核武器。

近几年，朝鲜与俄罗斯日益走近。专家认为，平壤向莫斯科派遣部队和火炮装备，援助俄军对乌克兰作战，换取莫斯科的技术和军事援助。不过，格罗西强调，尚未发现任何证据表明，朝鲜核武器计划使用俄罗斯技术。

尽管长期面对国际孤立，朝鲜拒绝放弃核武器。图为朝鲜最高领导人金正恩（中）4月12日视察战略巡航导弹和反舰导弹试射。 （路透社）

（首尔综合电）国际原子能机构（IAEA）总干事格罗西说，朝鲜在核武器生产能力方面取得“非常重大”的进展，而且很可能新增了一座铀浓缩设施。

格罗西星期三（4月15日）在韩国首尔的记者会上证实，朝鲜宁边核设施内的5兆瓦反应堆、后处理厂、轻水反应堆和其他设施的活动水平，正在迅速上升。

专家指出，除再处理从核反应堆中提取的乏钚外，也可通过铀浓缩获取武器级材料。

格罗西说，根据轻水反应堆运行以及除宁边外其他设施启动等活动迹象，朝鲜估计拥有数十枚弹头。“所有迹象都表明，朝鲜在核武器生产领域的能力出现非常重大的进展。”

国际原子能机构观察到，朝鲜一座与宁边铀浓缩车间相似的新设施正在建设中；对外部特征的分析显示，铀浓缩能力已显著扩大。

美国智库战略与国际研究中心（CSIS）星期一（13日）说，4月的卫星图像佐证了国际原子能机构的评估。CSIS报告的图像显示，朝鲜已建成一座疑似铀浓缩厂，有能力生产武器级材料。

朝鲜2006年进行首次核试验，因此受到联合国多项制裁。尽管长期面对国际孤立，平壤仍拒绝放弃核武器。

近几年，朝鲜与俄罗斯日益走近。专家认为，平壤向莫斯科派遣部队和火炮装备，援助俄军对乌克兰作战，换取莫斯科的技术和军事援助。不过，格罗西强调，尚未发现任何证据表明，朝鲜核武器计划使用俄罗斯技术。

Gavin Newsom faces growing pressure to intervene in a scrambled California governor’s race

Apr 15, 2026, 7:00 AM ET / CNN

By Edward-Isaac Dovere

California Gov. Gavin Newsom looks on during a bill-signing event related to redrawing the state’s congressional maps on August 21, 2025, in Sacramento.

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The scrambled race for California governor left in the wake of Eric Swalwell’s sexual misconduct allegations isn’t officially Gov. Gavin Newsom’s mess. But it’s one that many top Democrats want him to consider trying to clean up.

Since CNN and the San Francisco Chronicle broke their stories about Swalwell on Friday night, Newsom has been in a marathon of calls and meetings about the governor’s race, according to a dozen leading Democrats, several of whom have spoken with him.

Four people familiar with Newsom’s thinking tell CNN he’s still trying to make sense of where the race actually stands now, eager for new polling data and trying to sort out whether the Swalwell collapse intensifies the chances of California Democrats’ red-alert scenario: Two Republicans advancing in the nonpartisan June 2 primary and locking Democrats out of the governorship entirely.

“He’s watching it closely and he’s going to do everything he can to prevent a lockout,” is as far as one person who has spoken to Newsom would go.

On the line is not just the direction of the state Newsom has lived in his whole life. As the term-limited governor gears up to run for president, his successor will be in a position to burnish his record or reverse it, back him up or approve investigations and disclosures that could be problems for a future White House campaign.

Swalwell had been inching forward almost by default: a Venn diagram between primary voters who sort of knew who he was and state political insiders who decided he was fine enough, which together put him in the high teens in most polls. Whether that would have been enough, or enough to slowly build to more in the fractured field, was never clear.

Eric Swalwell appears at a town hall meeting in Sacramento on Tuesday, April 7, 2026, prior to suspending his gubernatorial campaign.

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Now everyone is left guessing where that support will go, including if whether it will split or go to one candidate. Advisers to several of the leading contenders say they can only make what they admit are wishful guesses.

Newsom has spoken to Rep. Nancy Pelosi, the former House speaker and still a powerhouse of her state’s politics. Phone calls and texts have been pouring in. He’s been sitting in meetings with advisers. Everyone is asking the same questions. No one has the answers, especially because not even the candidates who’ve never moved out of the low single digits have shown any interest so far in dropping out, and at this point, all of their names will remain on the ballot regardless.

The next few weeks will be a test of how much sway the top Democrat in the state has over his party. Even if he wants to help a very fractured field coalesce by making an endorsement, could he?

“People are saying, ‘Show some leadership, Gavin Newsom,’” another person in the governor’s orbit told CNN. “But what does that look like here? He’s not someone who likes picking winners and losers inside his own party like that.”

Through an aide, Newsom declined an interview request.

Newsom tried to avoid a fractured field

Newsom had a preferred candidate: Sen. Alex Padilla. They’re not just friends and political allies. Newsom appointed Padilla, who had served in the California State Senate and as secretary of state, to the US Senate after Kamala Harris became vice president. Then he gave Padilla a prime speaking slot at last summer’s announcement of the Proposition 50 ballot initiative that successfully re-gerrymandered California to produce five additional Democratic-friendly House seats.

Newsom and Sen. Alex Padilla wait to speak about the “Election Rigging Response Act” at a press conference at the Democracy Center, Japanese American National Museum, on August 14, 2025, in Los Angeles.

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Over phone calls and a meeting in Washington, Newsom pushed Padilla to think hard about leading the state he loves. The video of Padilla being tackled and restrained while trying to interrupt then-Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem during a press conference in Los Angeles captured exactly the story he could tell in a state where Trump is deeply unpopular.

Padilla came close. Really close. Close enough that when his aides got the invite to a Zoom call in early November, they thought they’d hear him make it official — only to have him instead tell them he wasn’t going to run. His wife was opposed in the end, and he decided that running wouldn’t be the right call for his children.

Newsom wasn’t on that call, but he was just as surprised by the decision. In the months since, he decided to let the race play out on its own, not tipping a hand in any direction.

That remained the case even after his longtime political consultants signed on to run an independent expenditure group that had been airing ads supporting Swalwell before immediately shutting down last Friday. It wasn’t tacit support from Newsom — but Newsom didn’t stop them, either.

A lack of star power

According to people who’ve spoken to him, Newsom feels just as blasé as many Californians about their choices for a larger-than-life job once held by Ronald Reagan and Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Newsom worries that Tom Steyer, the billionaire investor, would be too all over the place on positions and management to effectively run the state. He worries that Katie Porter, the former congresswoman, would drive business out. He has had a contentious personal relationship with San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan. He ran against former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa eight years ago, and the strain between them is still there. He appointed former Biden Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra to be state attorney general after Harris became a US senator in 2016, and has reservations about how Becerra handled that job.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom arrives at a rally on November 8, 2025, in Houston, Texas.

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Aides to several current campaigns tell CNN that they have been seeing in focus groups some frustration with Newsom’s record as governor, but his popularity among California Democrats, enhanced by his fights with Trump, remains sky-high. Most expect that if he did make an endorsement in the race, he would at least try to move in conjunction with Pelosi and Sen. Adam Schiff, who both endorsed Swalwell, as well as Padilla.

No set plans have been discussed yet, advisers to several say, though they are sensitive to how Pelosi and Schiff may have felt embarrassed by the Swalwell endorsements they quickly withdrew Friday. Between votes in the Senate on Tuesday, Schiff told CNN that he didn’t have time to discuss the political fallout in California or what he might do.

But a spokesperson noted that Schiff “has been warning that Democrats could get shut out of the runoff in the governor’s race — it is a distinct possibility that none of us can afford to ignore — and he is determined to do all he can to prevent that outcome.”

The only thing most involved know for sure is that a last-minute write-in campaign from Harris, who has not had any FOMO since she passed on running for California governor last summer, doesn’t exist beyond political chatter.

Mail-in ballots will begin going out in just under three weeks. Multiple people close to Newsom think that’s about the amount of time he has.

“Certainly Gov. Newsom is an important voice in California, has been and continues to be, but he is not the only voice,” said Rusty Hicks, the California Democratic Party chairman. “I know that he is watching this very closely and may or may not get involved in the future – but that’s a question for himself.”

针对美国与伊朗可能于本周再次举行谈判，中国外交部说，当务之急是全力避免战端重启。图为一艘货轮在通过霍尔木兹海峡后停靠港口进行液化石油气转运。 （路透社档案照片）

针对美国与伊朗可能于本周再次举行谈判，中国外交部说，当务之急是全力避免战端重启，保持来之不易的停火势头，坚持通过政治外交途径解决争端。

中国外交部发言人郭嘉昆星期三（4月15日）在例行记者会上说，中国欢迎一切有助于停火止战的努力，同时赞赏巴基斯坦促成美伊临时停火并发挥了公正平衡的斡旋作用。

郭嘉昆还说，中国国家主席习近平星期二（14日）与阿联酋阿布扎比王储哈立德会面时，就维护和促进中东和平稳定提出四点主张，包括坚持和平共处原则、坚持国家主权原则、坚持国际法治原则、坚持统筹发展和安全。

郭嘉昆指出，这四点重要主张体现了中国促和止战，倡导对话化解分歧的一贯立场和积极努力。他说，中国愿同国际社会一道，继续为早日恢复中东和海湾地区和平稳定作出贡献。

在美国与以色列对伊朗发动空袭一个多月后，伊美双方上星期六（4月11日）在伊斯兰堡举行谈判，但未能达成协议，多个关键问题仍存分歧。有消息称，双方代表团可能于本周晚些时候在巴基斯坦首都伊斯兰堡重启谈判。

Trump administration ends lease for consumer protection bureau’s headquarters, records show

2026-04-15 10:05 GMT / Reuters

By Douglas Gillison

April 15, 2026 10:05 AM UTC Updated 1 hour ago

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The name and logo for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CPFB) is seen scraped off the door of its building in Washington, D.C., U.S., February 20, 2025. REUTERS/Brian Snyder

• Summary

• Consumer Financial Protection Bureau lease shifted from bank regulator to real estate management agency, records show
• Raises further questions about Trump administration’s plans for agency
• CFPB first asked to terminate the lease early last year, records show

WASHINGTON, April 15 (Reuters) – The U.S. Treasury’s bank regulation agency has terminated the lease ​for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s Washington headquarters after 14 years and agreed to pass the premises to the federal government’s ‌general real estate management agency, records obtained by Reuters show.

The move, which ends the lease at least six years early, raises further questions about President Donald Trump’s plans for the CFPB, an agency created by Congress after the 2008 financial crash to police consumer financial products.

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Trump has called for it to be abolished and, according to evidence submitted in ​court, his administration initially aimed to shutter the agency. But following litigation brought by staff, the administration is now seeking court approval ​to cut the agency’s workforce to a third of its previous size of about 1,700.

The documents, released to Reuters under ⁠the Freedom of Information Act, show the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) terminated the CFPB’s lease in February and agreed to transfer the ​property to the General Services Administration, which manages government real estate, at no cost.

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The OCC inherited the building in 2010 following a post-financial-crisis overhaul of ​the U.S. regulatory framework that also created the CFPB.

The Trump administration says the agency is a politicized burden on free enterprise, while its defenders say efforts to shut it down will harm consumers.

The change in ownership of the CFPB’s premises, which are situated in the heart of downtown Washington, D.C., has not previously been reported.

A CFPB spokesperson said in ​an email that the agency’s headquarters were at the premises concerned but did not answer detailed questions.

The CFPB first notified the OCC that it ​wanted to end the lease shortly after Trump took office last year and did so again in December, according to a lease termination agreement contained in the records.

The ‌original 20-year ⁠lease required the CFPB to pay about $11.4 million in rent to the OCC for 2012, with the amount increasing annually by 2%. It was unclear whether the CFPB would pay rent to the GSA.

In a February 12 letter to the GSA, Comptroller of the Currency Jonathan Gould said there were “costs and risks” associated with managing the property, and that being the CFPB’s landlord “does not advance the OCC’s mission.”

Representatives for the OCC and GSA did not immediately ​respond to requests for comment.

SIGNAGE REMOVED

Following ​steady attrition over the past ⁠year, there are now fewer than 1,200 CFPB workers, according to records submitted by the agency in court last month.

Only a small number of CFPB employees regularly work from the building, according to three people with knowledge of ​the matter, with most working from home.

Trump’s Budget Director Russell Vought, who is the CFPB’s acting director, last ​year halted agency work ⁠and sent employees home, and signage disappeared from the building overnight.

Some functions have since resumed, including the drafting of regulations and limited supervisory work. The agency also recently advertised a small number of job openings for attorneys, online postings show.

The GSA’s Public Buildings Service says it maintains more than 359 million square feet ⁠of government workspace, ​but in recent years has focused on “right-sizing” its portfolio, including by disposing of real ​estate deemed underutilized.

Located opposite the White House complex, the agency’s 1974 modern architecture offices have story-height windows and occupy a desirable downtown spot in the capital, with more than 300,000 square ​feet, over 200 parking spaces and an accessible rooftop, according to the leasing documents.

Reporting by Douglas Gillison in Washington; Editing by Michelle Price and Jamie Freed

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匈牙利新领袖吁总统下台 新议会预计5月初召开

2026年4月15日 18:43 / 联合早报

匈牙利新任领导人马扎尔星期三说，他已在会面时要求匈牙利总统舒尤克辞职。 （路透社）

匈牙利新任领导人马扎尔说，他已在会面时要求匈牙利总统舒尤克辞职。舒尤克被视为看守总理欧尔班的支持者。

法新社报道，马扎尔领导的中右翼反对党蒂萨党（Tisza）在上星期天的选举中以压倒性优势获胜。他星期三（4月15日）与舒尤克会面讨论召开新一届议会事宜时，向舒尤克提出这一要求。

马扎尔直言：“我向他重申，在我以及匈牙利人民眼中，他不配代表匈牙利民族的团结，也无法确保法治得到尊重。”

他说，新一届议会预计将在5月6日或7日左右召开。

欧尔班是美国总统特朗普及俄罗斯总统普京的盟友，执政16年后在这次选举中落败。

延伸阅读

毕达：匈牙利变天 邻国庆幸

匈牙利总理欧尔班在议会选举中落败 结束16年执政

特朗普星期二（14日）告诉美国广播公司新闻网（ABC News）记者说，他认为马扎尔接任欧尔班后“会做得很好”。

匈牙利新领袖吁总统下台 新议会预计5月初召开

2026年4月15日 18:43 / 联合早报

匈牙利新任领导人马扎尔星期三说，他已在会面时要求匈牙利总统舒尤克辞职。 （路透社）

匈牙利新任领导人马扎尔说，他已在会面时要求匈牙利总统舒尤克辞职。舒尤克被视为看守总理欧尔班的支持者。

法新社报道，马扎尔领导的中右翼反对党蒂萨党（Tisza）在上星期天的选举中以压倒性优势获胜。他星期三（4月15日）与舒尤克会面讨论召开新一届议会事宜时，向舒尤克提出这一要求。

马扎尔直言：“我向他重申，在我以及匈牙利人民眼中，他不配代表匈牙利民族的团结，也无法确保法治得到尊重。”

他说，新一届议会预计将在5月6日或7日左右召开。

欧尔班是美国总统特朗普及俄罗斯总统普京的盟友，执政16年后在这次选举中落败。

延伸阅读

毕达：匈牙利变天 邻国庆幸

匈牙利总理欧尔班在议会选举中落败 结束16年执政

特朗普星期二（14日）告诉美国广播公司新闻网记者说，他认为马扎尔接任欧尔班后“会做得很好”。

White House touts refunds, as most Americans say taxes are too high

2026-04-15 / The Washington Post

The president hopes voters will focus on the benefit of “No Tax on Tips” and other breaks, but economists say higher gas prices will negate most of those benefits.

April 15, 2026 at 5:00 a.m. EDT Today at 5:00 a.m. EDT

President Donald Trump holds McDonald’s bags outside the Oval Office. (Jonathan Ernst/Reuters)

By Cat Zakrzewski

As the war in Iran drives a surge in gas prices and shakes financial markets, President Donald Trump is leveraging his reality TV experience in an effort to shift public attention to new tax breaks that will send larger refunds to some Americans.