U.S. naval destroyers have crossed the Strait of Hormuz, CENTCOM says

April 11, 2026 / 1:44 PM EDT / CBS News

Two U.S. Navy destroyers had transited the Strait of Hormuz to begin mine-clearing operations in the vital waterway, U.S. Central Command said Saturday.

The destroyers crossed through the Strait and operated in the Arabian Gulf, CENTCOM said on social media. Additional U.S. forces, including underwater drones, will “join the clearance effort in the coming days,” CENTCOM said.

The operation came as President Trump said on Truth Social on Saturday that the U.S. was doing “a favor to Countries all over the world” by clearing mines from the strait. Mr. Trump also said Saturday that all of Iran’s mine-laying ships have been destroyed.

Meanwhile, Vice President JD Vance was in Islamabad for direct trilateral talks with Iran and Pakistan. Saturday marked the first time the U.S. and Iran have held face-to-face talks since the Islamic Revolution in 1979. Before Sunday’s talks, the highest-level direct contact had been when former President Barack Obama, in September 2013, called the then newly elected Iranian President Hassan Rouhani to discuss Iran’s nuclear program.

U.S. officials told CBS News in late March that at least a dozen underwater mines had been placed in the waterway. Their analysis was based on American intelligence assessments. The devices include the Maham 3, a moored naval mine that uses sensors to operate, and a “sticking mine” called the Maham 7 that rests along the seabed until a target passes within range. Both devices are manufactured in Iran. Drones and missiles were also used to stop ships from passing through the Strait.

About 20% of the world’s oil supply is shipped through the strait. Throughout the war, Mr. Trump issued strong threats against Iran, threatening to target power plants and warning that “a whole civilization will die” if the Strait was not reopened.

Passage of oil tankers and other commercial ships through the Strait of Hormuz was all but halted during the six weeks of war. Some maritime traffic has resumed since the U.S. and Iran established a two-week ceasefire on Tuesday, though it remains low, according to marine transit data reviewed by CBS News.

Analysts warned that the global oil supply will remain disrupted for several months, even if the ceasefire holds and marine traffic returns to normal levels. Henning Gloystein, managing director of energy, industry and resources at geopolitical risk consultancy Eurasia Group, said it would take time to repair oil refineries and other energy infrastructure that have been damaged during the war, and shipping companies that operate oil tankers in the region will need at least two months to resume operations, he said.

Trump blasts Spanberger ahead of Virginia meetings, says state faces tax base exodus like New York, California

2026-04-11 12:03pm EDT / Fox News

The president compared Virginia’s trajectory to California, where he said the tax base is ‘literally disappearing’

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Speaker Johnson calls Spanberger ‘Marxist’ ahead of Virginia redistricting vote

House Speaker Mike Johnson and former Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin slam Gov. Abigail Spanberger over redistricting, immigration and economic policies as high-stakes statewide vote looms. (WTTG)

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President Donald Trump slammed Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger ahead of meetings in the state on Saturday, warning her policies are triggering a tax base exodus similar to New York and California.

Trump, in an early morning Truth Social post, said the Democratic governor had imposed a wave of taxes that he argued were draining the state’s economic strength.

“She is adding so many Taxes, a Food and Beverage Tax, Digital Services Tax, Utilities Tax, and more,” Trump wrote. “It has lost its Energy, Vitality, and Strength. People are leaving that would never have even thought of doing so!”

Trump’s comments come as Republicans have criticized Democrats in the state legislature over a slate of tax and revenue proposals, warning the measures could hurt Virginia’s business climate, though the governor has not publicly supported or signed the measures referenced by Trump.

GLENN YOUNGKIN ACCUSES GOV SPANBERGER OF ‘ILLEGAL AND UNCONSTITUTIONAL’ GERRYMANDERING IN VIRGINIA MAP FIGHT

Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger and President Donald Trump are shown in a split image as Trump criticized the governor’s tax policies and warned of a potential business exodus.(Marvin Joseph/Getty Images; Brendan Smilowski / AFP)

Trump said companies that committed to moving into Virginia under former Gov. Glenn Youngkin were now reconsidering those decisions.

“New companies that signed to come into the Commonwealth under Governor Youngkin are now looking for ways to get out — Break their Deal,” he said.

The president, who said he was heading to Virginia for meetings at Trump National Golf Club, drew comparisons to high-tax states like New York and California, which he has frequently criticized.

“We have a similar situation in New York and, most of all, in California, where Rich, Job Producing people and companies are being forced to FLEE at levels never seen before,” Trump wrote.

He added that California’s tax base was “literally disappearing” as wealthy individuals and corporations relocate, warning Virginia could face a similar trajectory.

VA DEM REJECTS ‘POWER GRAB’ CLAIMS ON SPANBERGER REDISTRICTING AS GOP WARNS 10–1 MAP WOULD SPLIT RURAL VOTE

The Virginia State Capitol during the inauguration ceremony of Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger in Richmond on Jan. 17, 2026.(Kendall Warner/The Virginian-Pilot/Getty Images)

“Remember, once people and companies leave, they are never coming back!” Trump said.

Spanberger pushed back on the criticism in a post on X, arguing Trump and his allies were mischaracterizing her policies.

“The president and his allies are talking about taxes that our state legislature never even voted on and I certainly didn’t sign,” she wrote. “Why? Because if they don’t flood the zone with fake news about fake taxes, people might hear about the bills I am signing to lower energy costs, strengthen our schools, make housing more affordable, and bring billions of dollars of business investment to Virginia.”

Spanberger has supported a broader set of revenue measures since taking office, including proposals targeting digital services and business activity, as part of an effort to fund priorities such as education and health care.

A spokesperson for Spanberger’s office also issued a statement criticizing Trump’s claims.

“Virginians are tired of Donald Trump’s lies,” the spokesperson told Fox News Digital. “Governor Spanberger has signed dozens of bipartisan bills to contend with high housing, healthcare and energy costs for Virginians — and not any of the taxes President Trump and his allies are lying about.”

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The spokesperson added that businesses have announced “more than $500 million in new investment in the Commonwealth since Governor Spanberger took office in January,” while accusing Trump of focusing on politics instead of economic stability.

On Saturday, House Speaker Mike Johnson and former Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin also took aim at Spanberger as a state vote on redistricting approaches, during a rally in Rockingham County opposing Democrats’ proposed 10-1 gerrymander ahead of the April 21 referendum election.

“She talks like a moderate, and she governs like a Marxist,” Johnson said. “I mean, this is serious stuff.”

Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger delivers the Democratic response to U.S. President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address on Feb. 24, 2026, in Williamsburg, Virginia.(Mike Kropf/Getty Images)

Johnson also warned that the outcome in Virginia could have national implications, citing the GOP’s narrow House majority.

Youngkin, meanwhile, accused Spanberger of weakening public safety policies in the state.

“She says she’s going to stand for public safety, and she makes Virginia a sanctuary state after one of the most successful federal-state collaborations in the entire country,” Youngkin said. “We arrested thousands of violent criminals who are here illegally, and she put a stop to it.”

Spanberger defeated Republican Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears in the 2025 gubernatorial race, securing a Democratic win. Youngkin was not eligible for re-election under state law.

She campaigned on issues including health care and abortion rights, while positioning herself as a more moderate alternative despite GOP criticism of her voting record.

Fox News Digital’s Preston Mizell contributed to this report.

Michael Dorgan is a writer for Fox News Digital and Fox Business.

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Appeals court says Trump White House ballroom construction can proceed for now

2026-04-11T16:31:40.144Z / CNN

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A crane being used to construct the new White House ballroom is seen next to the White House, Sunday, April 5, 2026, in Washington.

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A federal appeals court said Saturday that President Donald Trump can move ahead for another week with construction of a massive new White House ballroom while judges consider the project.

The 2-1 order from the DC Circuit Court of Appeals is a temporary win for Trump in a protracted legal fight over whether he has the authority to build the ballroom on the site of the former East Wing without express approval from Congress.

The appeals court said work on the project can continue until at least April 17. The court sent the case back down to a federal judge who initially ruled against it, saying he needed to look closer at the White House’s argument that construction must continue for national security and safety reasons, and adding that the appeals court couldn’t scrutinize the notion on a “hurried record.”

“It remains unclear whether and to what extent the development of certain aspects of the proposed ballroom is necessary to ensure the safety and security of those below-ground national security upgrades or otherwise to ensure the safety of the White House and its occupants while the appeal proceeds,” the judges in the majority wrote.

The two judges who decided to send the case back down were appointed by former Presidents Barack Obama and Joe Biden. The dissenting judge was appointed by Trump during his first term.

Saturday’s decision is the latest flashpoint in a monthslong fight over Trump’s desire to push ahead with the ballroom project with little to no outside oversight.

After Trump demolished the East Wing last year to begin construction, the nation’s top historic preservation group went to court to challenge the legality of the project. It argued, among other things, that Congress needed to bless the project.

Senior US District Judge Richard Leon agreed with the group late last month, writing in a stinging ruling that Trump was moving ahead with construction unlawfully since he had not asked lawmakers for permission to build the bold new addition to the White House.

Leon, an appointee of former President George W. Bush, said much of the work needed to stop pending congressional approval but that crews could continue “construction necessary to ensure the safety and security of the White House.”

“The President of the United States is the steward of the White House for future generations of First Families. He is not, however, the owner!” Leon wrote in the 35-page ruling.

Trump and his lawyers quickly seized on that loophole to argue that the decision was essentially meaningless.

“That’s called: ‘I’m allowed to continue building as necessary,’” Trump said shortly after Leon issued his ruling. “So on that, we’re OK.”

After appealing Leon’s decision to the DC Circuit, Trump’s lawyers told the court in a sharply worded filing that the judge overstepped when he issued a “shocking, unprecedented and improper injunction” that they said “would imperil the president and others who live and work in the White House.”

Arguing that the entire project “advances critical national-security objectives,” Justice Department lawyers asked the court to shelve Leon’s ruling while the case moved forward.

“The upgrades to the East Wing are not cosmetic; instead, they involve the use of missile-resistant steel columns, beams, drone-proof roofing materials, and bullet, ballistic, and blast proof glass windows,” they wrote in court papers. “They also include the installation of bomb shelters, hospital and medical facilities, protective partitioning, and top-secret military installations, air conditioning, heating, venting, and more.”

But the National Trust for Historic Preservation told the appeals court that Trump was erroneously conflating the bunker being built under the ballroom with the above-ground addition that is replacing the East Wing, which for decades had housed the first lady’s office.

“As is obvious, the absence of a massive ballroom on White House grounds has not stopped this (or any other) President from residing at the White House or hosting events there,” the group’s lawyers said in a filing submitted this week. “Temporarily halting the ballroom project until it complies with the law will not irreparably harm defendants or the nation.”

The ballroom project has been a top priority for Trump, who has long envisioned a large, permanent event space at the White House to replace the temporary structures that are erected on the South Lawn for some key presidential events.

The project has an estimated size of approximately 89,000 square feet, according to lead architect Shalom Baranes. By contrast, the primary White House structure, the Executive Mansion, is just 55,000 square feet.

Earlier this month, a board stacked with Trump loyalists that oversees planning for federal buildings and land provided its stamp of approval for the project. But that vote appeared to do little to advance the project given Leon’s ruling days earlier.

At the last National Capital Planning Commission meeting, the board heard from dozens of experts, including architects, historians, preservationists and former White House staffers; representatives from key groups like the National Trust for Historic Preservation, the DC Preservation League and the American Institute of Architects; and concerned citizens who voiced opposition to the project. Just one person, the owner of a local historic event venue, spoke in support of it.

NCPC Chair Will Scharf, a top Trump aide, heralded the project during the meeting, saying the ballroom “will be considered every bit as much of a national treasure as the other key components of the White House.”

Trump has promised it will be complete in the summer of 2028, months before he is set to leave office.

This story has been updated with additional information.

CNN’s Katelyn Polantz and Betsy Klein contributed to this report.

伊朗和美国在伊斯兰堡会谈两个小时 专门委员会加入谈判

2026年4月11日 23:07 / 联合早报

4月11日，巴基斯坦总理谢里夫（右）在伊斯兰堡会见了伊朗议会议长卡利巴夫。 （路透社）

伊朗与美国的高级官员在伊斯兰堡举行会晤，力求结束持续六周的战争。会谈进行了大约两个小时后暂停。

伊朗代表团由伊朗伊斯兰议会议长卡利巴夫率领，代表团成员包括外交部长阿拉格齐、中央银行行长阿卜杜勒纳赛尔·赫马提和防务委员会秘书阿里·阿克巴尔·艾哈迈迪安。由美国副总统万斯率领的代表团成员有总统谈判特使威特科夫和总统特朗普的女婿库什纳。路透社引述一名巴基斯坦消息人士说，会谈持续了两个小时，之后双方代表团休会。巴基斯坦陆军参谋长也出席了会谈。

会谈开始时，各方对于要达成的协议说法不一。

据伊朗伊斯兰共和国通讯社报道，谈判已进入新阶段，双方开始就相关议题展开专家级技术性磋商。新华社引述伊朗塔斯尼姆通讯社的报道说，伊朗代表团部分专门委员会成员已加入谈判。

据已公布的进程信息，伊朗和美国本轮谈判此前在政治层面已正式启动。目前，伊朗代表团内经济、法律等专业委员会的部分成员已加入谈判，谈判从政治磋商阶段推进至专家磋商阶段。

伊朗与美国开始在伊斯兰堡举行会谈
伊朗新领袖穆杰塔巴据报重伤未痊愈 但仍主导重大决策

与此同时，一名美国官员告诉新闻网站Axios，几艘美国海军舰艇星期六（4月11日）穿越了霍尔木兹海峡。伊朗对该海峡的封锁造成了全球能源供应有史以来最大的中断。但伊朗国家电视台和一名巴基斯坦消息人士否认有任何美国舰艇通过该海峡。

特朗普在其社交媒体上发文称：“我们现在开始清理霍尔木兹海峡”，并补充说美军已经击沉伊朗全部28艘布雷船。

此前，一名伊朗高级消息人士告诉路透社，美国已同意把伊朗在卡塔尔和其他外国银行的资产解冻，但这一说法很快遭到一名美国官员的否认。

东海岸路居民集体记忆获保留 “垂直甘榜”将变身老少咸宜社区空间

2026年4月11日 23:16 / 联合早报

初步概念图显示，东海岸路第1座组屋在保留熟悉外观的同时，将被改造成一个温馨且充满活力的社区空间，让居民在此聚集与交流。 （人民协会提供）

上世纪60年代建造的东海岸路第1座组屋，是陈秋虹（63岁，增益中心创意总监）儿时充满温情的“垂直甘榜”——那里家家户户大门敞开，几乎每名邻居都叫得出彼此名字，大家曾围坐在仅有电视的两户人家客厅看节目。如今，这座原本计划拆除的组屋即将迎来新生，获保留并发展成为老少咸宜的社区空间，延续这一区域独特的集体记忆。

这个社区空间预计在2030年启用后，可为年长者提供活跃乐龄活动场所，同时将设有年轻人专属设施，并引入社会企业与多元社区活动。

为延续旧式组屋的独特韵味，改造时也将保留一些标志性元素，例如原有的信箱、铁花闸门，以及马赛克瓷砖等。

为保留建筑的共同记忆和特色，新社区中心计划保留原有组屋的一些设计元素，包括旧信箱（左起）、马赛克瓷砖和铁花闸门。（人民协会提供）

当局将陆续举行小型小组讨论会，收集公众对第1座组屋的记忆、想法和期望。首场讨论会已于星期六举行，律政部长兼内政部第二部长唐振辉也到场参与讨论（右三）。下一场讨论会将在4月25日举行。唐振辉也是负责如切区基层事务的东海岸集选区议员。（人民协会提供）

负责如切区基层事务的东海岸集选区议员、律政部长兼内政部第二部长唐振辉星期六（4月11日）出席了居民小组讨论会，就未来社区空间的发展，听取并讨论居民的构想。

政府2011年宣布，将在选择性整体重建计划下重新发展东海岸路第1座至第4座组屋。

第2座至第4座组屋的拆除工程已经在进行中，但原本有28个住宅单位和五家商店的第1座组屋将“活化再利用”（adaptive reuse），继续作为区内居民熟悉的地标。

这项由新加坡土地管理局领导的工程，旨在将组屋改造为适合社区和商业用途的综合设施。工程包括重新设计与布置建筑内部、增设新电梯和楼梯，以及进行结构修复与加固等。

设施也将融入绿色建筑理念，例如安装太阳能电池板，并采用节能照明设备、绿色混凝土，以及隔热漆等可持续建筑材料。

唐振辉接受媒体访问时指出，新的社区中心并非另一个民众俱乐部或联络所，它的出发点是为了保留这栋组屋和这一带居民的共同回忆。

收集反馈改造地标 居民交七页建议书

接下来，当局将继续收集公众对第1座组屋的回忆，了解他们对未来新中心的构想与期望。

唐振辉指出，这些反馈意见将指导第1座组屋未来发展方向，让空间内的新设施能真正惠及社区。

其中一位积极献策者，是组屋的第一代居民陈秋虹。

她说，1962年实乞纳甘榜失火，导致超过500户家庭一夜之间无家可归。隔年，包括她家在内的部分居民被安置到这四座组屋中，而她们一家就落户于第1座组屋。

陈秋虹今年提交了一份长达七页的建议书，不仅分享了她在组屋度过的童年回忆，更提出了将这里打造成一座“生活博物馆”的构想。

她希望，未来的社区空间能记录并展示前居民的故事，以及当年承载着生活印记的文物。

在实乞纳居住了15年的郑政鹏（35岁，金融业），住家距离第1座组屋仅两分钟步行路程。他记得，就读初级学院时，常光顾组屋一楼的相框店，把获得的证书裱起来。

对于保留这座组屋并打造成为居民可用的社区中心，郑政鹏感到欣慰。他观察到社区里有相当多年长居民，建议当局考虑打造亲乐龄设施，例如专为年长者打造的健身房。

美国国防部提供的照片显示，2001年10月7日，一架美国空军B-1B轰炸机从迪戈加西亚军事基地起飞，执行对阿富汗的打击任务。 （法新社）

英国政府已放弃在本届议会会期内寻求通过将查戈斯群岛主权移交给毛里求斯的相关法案，美国未落实关键步骤是重要原因。

查戈斯群岛（Chagos Islands）是英国与美国的迪戈加西亚空军基地（Diego Garcia air base）的所在地，此前美国总统特朗普曾批评移交群岛的协议。

路透社引述《泰晤士报》的报道称，这项将查戈斯群岛割让给毛里求斯的协议所需的立法草案，需要华盛顿的支持，但不会列入政府的下一轮议会议程。

英国首相斯塔默的办公室说，政府将努力说服美国批准该协议。特朗普在2月份曾说，这项协议是一个“巨大的错误”，他之前原本是说，这是斯塔默所能得到的最佳结果。

新华社引述英国《金融时报》星期五（4月10日）的报道说，政府官员指出，法案已无足够时间在本届议会会期内获得通过。另有知情人士透露，美国拒绝正式交换信函以修改美英关于查戈斯群岛的条约，造成英国只能放弃该法案。

报道还引述英国政府发言人的话说，英国只会在获得美国支持的情况下推进该协议，将继续与美国和毛里求斯开展磋商。

英国政府发言人说，确保迪戈加西亚岛的长期运行安全仍将是首要任务。发言人说：“我们仍然认为这项协议是保护该基地长期未来的最佳途径，但我们始终坚持，只有在获得美国支持的情况下才会推进这项协议。我们正在继续与美国和毛里求斯进行磋商。”

查戈斯群岛位于毛里求斯（Mauritius）东北方向大约750公里的印度洋西南海域。毛里求斯1965年被迫向英国殖民当局割让查戈斯群岛。英国次年把该群岛中的主岛迪戈加西亚租给美国建空军基地。

2025年5月，英国和毛里求斯就查戈斯群岛主权移交问题签署协议。根据协议，迪戈加西亚军事基地将由毛里求斯租借给英国和美国。英国将以99年的租约继续控制迪戈加西亚岛上具有重要战略意义的军事基地，美国也能在这个基地进行军事行动。

此前，英国曾拒绝美国使用迪戈加西亚岛军事基地对伊朗实施打击，导致美方不满。此后，英方同意美方使用该军事基地用于“特定且有限”的防御目的。

意大利网将辛纳（图）直落两盘横扫德国好手兹维列夫，职业生涯首次挺进蒙特卡洛大师赛决赛。 （路透社）

（蒙特卡洛法新电）世界第二网将辛纳（Sinner）在星期六（4月11日）以6比1、6比4横扫兹维列夫（Zverev），职业生涯首度挺进蒙特卡洛大师赛决赛。

这名24岁的意大利名将也成为自2015年的塞尔维亚天王乔科维奇（Djokovic）以来，首名在赛季前三站大师赛（1000级别）都闯入决赛的球员。此前仅有费德雷尔（Federer，2006年）和纳达尔（Nadal，2011年）达成过这一成就。

辛纳说：“我非常开心，我们来到这里是为了在红土场上寻找一些感觉，现在能打进决赛对我来说意义重大。”

辛纳说，在对阵这名世界排名第三的德国对手时，他从比赛一开始就感觉状态极佳。“显然每场比赛、每一天都是不同的，所以我对今天的表现感到非常满意。我从一开始就感到很扎实。当你开局就实现破发，比赛的态势就会改变。我很期待决赛的到来。”

辛纳将在决赛中，面对世界第一的卫冕冠军阿尔卡拉斯（Alcaraz）和世界排名第23位的摩纳哥本土球员瓦切罗特（Vacherot）之间的胜者。

如果在另一场半决赛胜出的是阿尔卡拉斯，这将是世界排名前两位的球员本赛季的首次交锋，届时这场对决将直接决定周一新一期ATP排名公布时谁将坐上世界第一的宝座。

与此前在印第安韦尔斯站和迈阿密站一样，辛纳完全压制了兹维列夫。自2023年9月美网16强赛以来，这名德国人在双方的交手中未尝胜绩。

辛纳从开局就展现极强的进攻性，首盘三度破发，仅用34分钟便横扫过关。兹维列夫在第二盘虽然找回了第一发球的手感并顽强抵抗，但最终仍难以招架。在激战1小时22分钟后，辛纳凭借一记势大力沉的正手抽球终结了比赛。在最近21场大师赛级别的对局中，辛纳仅丢失一盘。

我国女队对垒巴西表现出色，在紧要关头完成翻盘，左起为黎可盈、韩星悦、洪子仪和林伽英。 （邝启聪摄）

国际篮联（FIBA）三人篮球世界杯的剩余名额本周末将决出，新加坡女队在星期六（4月11日）的资格赛小组赛一胜一负，星期天（12日）将决定是否能搭上世界杯列车。

面对高大的巴西队，我国女队几乎全程都在落后中，比赛快结束时她们力挽狂澜，林伽英投入扳平球将比赛拖入加时，韩星悦攻入绝杀球，帮助新加坡最终以15比13获胜。

巴西、新加坡和菲律宾当天互相交手，三队各取得一胜，我国女队下午19比21败给菲律宾，巴西以16比13打败菲律宾，经过计算总得分后，新加坡和菲律宾同积34分晋级星期天的比赛，获得29分的巴西则出局。

韩星悦赛后受访时说：“我们一直相信自己，告诉彼此不要放弃，虽然我们在落后，可是还有时间，一直抢，抢下来就有机会。保持心态，只要时间还没结束，我们都是有机会的。”

落后时不放弃，我国女队成功逆转后兴奋庆祝。（邝启聪摄）

我国主帅拉西奇也称赞全队表现，他说：“球队在大多数时间都处于落后，我们在比赛开局阶段确实遇到一些问题，我认为这可能与紧张情绪和比赛的重要性有关。

“但我很高兴的是，我们一场接一场比赛都展现出个性和韧性。我们从不放弃，一直战斗到最后一刻。我们始终相信自己能够赢下比赛。我们配得上今天所得到的一切，我们所做的都是为了能够在明天继续比赛。”

拉西奇也说比赛还没结束，明天才是决定谁能够晋级世界杯的关键一天，我国女队会在傍晚6时与匈牙利展开对决。

韩星悦（右）攻入绝杀球，帮助我国最终以15比13获胜。（邝启聪摄）

我国男队当天两场比赛皆墨，第一场10比20不敌捷克后，第二场面对来势汹汹的巴西，几次落后几次追平，但在关键时刻巴西表现更为稳定，他们打出一波得分潮拉开差距，凭借绝佳的配合和行云流水般的进攻以19比11获胜。

我国球员奥法（Aufa）赛后受访时坦言有些失望，没能在技术上展现该有的水准，不过这两个周末看到这么多本地支持者到场为他们加油，他非常感动。

他说：“非常感激他们。他们的声音。这真的给了我们很大的帮助，也给了我们很多支持。我们都知道代表国家比赛意味着什么，而能够在主场球迷面前作战更是一种特别的体验。我们为没有展现出最好的状态向大家道歉，但也希望大家继续来到现场支持我们。”

比赛现场座无虚席，许多本地支持者到场为我国球队加油。（邝启聪摄）

三人篮球世界杯资格赛本周末在加冷汇（The Kallang）的华侨银行广场（OCBC Square）举行，男女各六队争夺三个出线名额。

新西兰是目前势头最猛的球队，他们上周末才在本地夺得三人篮球亚洲杯冠军，信心高涨。但在星期六的两场比赛中他们一胜一负，下午对垒2025年欧洲杯季军得主意大利，新西兰12比17败北，晚上迎战2025非洲杯亚军得主埃及以16比15险胜。

三人篮球世界杯将于6月1日至7日在波兰首都华沙举行，各有20支男子和20支女子共40队参赛，西班牙男子队与荷兰女子队是卫冕冠军。

伊斯兰堡谈判为三方对面会谈 可能延长一天

2026年4月11日 23:50 / 联合早报

美国白宫说，伊朗、美国与巴基斯坦在伊斯兰堡举行了面对面三方会谈，三国高级官员齐聚一堂，设法结束中东战争。

法新社引述一名白宫高级官员星期六（4月11日）的话说，三方此次直接对话是面对面进行的，这与近期华盛顿和德黑兰仅通过调解员在各自房间内进行会谈的做法有所不同。

此次“面对面”会谈是自1979年以来，伊美两国最高级别的面对面会晤。白宫称，美国代表团成员包括副总统万斯、美国总统特使威特科夫和总统特朗普女婿库什纳。白宫没有透露伊朗和巴基斯坦方面有哪些代表参加会谈。

伊朗代表团由伊朗伊斯兰议会议长卡利巴夫率领。新华社引述伊朗塔斯尼姆通讯社的报道说，代表团成员还包括外交部长阿拉格齐、中央银行行长阿卜杜勒纳赛尔·赫马提和防务委员会秘书阿里·阿克巴尔·艾哈迈迪安。伊朗代表团由71人组成，其中包括主要谈判团队、专家团队、媒体代表以及礼宾和安保团队。

据伊朗塔斯尼姆通讯社报道，在伊斯兰堡举行的谈判可能延长一天，以继续专家讨论。报道说，目前谈判已进入新阶段，伊美双方开始就相关议题展开专家级技术性磋商。

伊朗媒体此前报道，谈判原计划为期一天。

U.K. authorities seize 5 tons of cocaine worth over $500 million from banana, red wine shipments

April 11, 2026 11:54 AM EDT / CBS News

Border agents in the United Kingdom have seized about five tons of cocaine at a single port in just under a month, the country’s Home Office said on social media.

The drugs are estimated to be worth over £400 million, or about $538 million, the agency said.

The drugs were seized at London Gateway, a deep-sea container port about 30 miles from London. It is the second-largest port in England and handles large container ships.

The Home Office said “criminal gangs attempted to evade detection” by hiding drugs in other cargo, including inside a banana shipment and on a vat of South American wine. Photos show the drugs inside cargo containers and inside shipments, as well as spread out on a building floor.

The Home Office did not say if any arrests have been made as part of the seizures.

It’s not the first major bust at a London port in recent weeks. Three men were charged after allegedly attempting to smuggle nearly $100 million worth of cocaine through England’s Southampton Docks in March. The three men, who were all arrested and will next appear in court on April 17, hid the drugs in a banana shipment.

In February 2024, another Southampton Docks banana shipment was found to be holding more than 12,500 pounds of cocaine. At the time, it was the country’s largest recorded single seizure of illicit drugs.

Authorities around the world have found drugs smuggled inside banana shipments. Greek police seized nearly 600 pounds of cocaine inside a banana shipment in August 2025. In July, Russia said it seized 1,800 pounds of cocaine hidden under bananas, and in May, authorities in Norway found over 320 pounds of cocaine inside a banana shipment after workers at a fruit distributor in Norway found a packet of the illicit drugs.