Toàn Cảnh Thế Giới Trưa 18/10: Bệnh Viện Gaza ‘Trúng Đạn’, Hamas Và Israel Đổ Lỗi Cho Nhau

Gaza hospitals fight back, Hamas and Israel blame each other Jordan cancels four-party summit with the United States as tensions in the Middle East Former President Trump attended the trial of trade corruption, saying Cohen was not brave enough to testify Former President Trump issued a warning against the judge's order to close the door Jordan's campaign failed in the first round of voting Russian-Ukrainian war intensifies Russian air force base China, Hungary block US fighter jets 180 times in 2 years Representatives from 130 countries come to Beijing to attend the Vendetta Forum and the Road China's voice is softened as the country's land is increasingly in crisis The United States continues to block China's chip ambitions Welcome to FBNC's October 18 Today's world news Here are today's outstanding news Hamas and Israel fight back, Hamas and Israel blame each other On Tuesday, a large explosion shook a hospital in the city of Gaza, where many people were injured and other Palestinians were looking for shelter. Hamas blames Israel's air strike, while Israel's military said the hospital was hit by a ballistic missile. Israel's military blames Shiite Muslims, a smaller, more extremist Palestinian militant group that often cooperated with Hamas in a joint fight against Israel. The military said Shiite Muslim fighters had fired a series of missiles at the hospital at the time, and intelligence from many sources showed that they were responsible for the missiles fired at the hospital. Hundreds of Palestinians have been sheltered in al-Atli and other hospitals in the city of Gaza over the past few days, after Israel ordered all residents in the city and surrounding areas to evacuate to the south of Gaza. Jordan cancels four-party summit with the United States as tensions in the Middle East intensify Jordan's Foreign Minister, Shafadi, on Tuesday announced the cancellation of the four-party summit, which is expected to take place on Wednesday, with the participation of US President Joe Biden, King Abdullah, Egyptian President El-Sisi and Palestinian President Abbas. Speaking to state broadcaster ON AMAKA TV, Shafadi expressed concern that the Israeli-Hamas conflict is pushing the Middle East to the brink, and the result is that the summit has been postponed. Palestinian President Abbas previously withdrew his participation from the fourth round of the summit. A Palestinian senior official confirmed Abbas's decision, noting that he was planned to join King Abdullah and President El-Sisi at the summit in Amman. Palestinian senior officials said that Abbas's withdrawal was to oppose an air strike on a hospital in Gaza, while Israel provided evidence that Palestine was the side that carried out the attack. A spokesman for the Israeli Defense Forces, General Dodok, said, I can confirm that an analysis of the IDF's operating system shows a series of missiles fired by Hamas in Gaza flying close to the hospital Al-Atli in Gaza at the time it was attacked. President Biden left Washington on Tuesday afternoon and is expected to arrive in Israel at 9 a.m. local time, where he intends to express his support for his Israeli allies. Former President Trump attended the trial of the trade fraud, saying Cohen was not brave enough to testify. On Tuesday, former U.S. President Donald Trump returned to the court in Mahattan to attend the trial of the $250 million business fraud case, in which U.S. Justice Secretary James D. Trent, Trump's second son Eric, and son-in-law Trump G, as well as Trump Organization, were accused of carrying out a business fraud of the Trump Corporation. The Trump Corporation is a corporation of about 500 business entities, founded by Trump's grandmother and father in 1927. Trump joined in 1968 and began to lead the corporation in 1971. After the 2016 U.S. presidential election, the leadership of the corporation will be handed over to his children. Trump's former personal lawyer, Cohen, is expected to start testifying as an important witness of the Justice Minister this week. But he has postponed his statement due to health reasons. When he left the White House on lunch break, Trump told the media that Cohen was not brave enough to testify. Earlier, former President Trump testified against Cohen in April this year, asking for a $500 million compensation for the lawyer who was accused of violating his client's obligations, making him unethical and other issues. By October, Trump withdrew the case to ease the possibility of resuming the case. Former President Trump told the media that the case of Justice Minister New York James against Trump was a complete humiliation. He said it was very, very unfair, and this is an act of interference in the election, he said. He blamed that action on the judiciary, starting with Joe Biden. The third public hearing is expected to last until the end of December, after a judge issued an order to cancel a number of terms of Trump's Bushness Group in New York. New York Supreme Court Judge Egoron, a member of the Democratic Party, said Cohen could testify as soon as next week. Former President Trump issued a warning against the judge's oral order. Former President Trump's lawyers on Tuesday issued a warning against the judge's oral order. They argued that Judge Gant's order would include a new basis for the first trial, which would adjust the speech in the election campaign. The warning does not include any legal argument. Trump's lawyers' group may challenge Judge Gant's order on the grounds that the first trial of his client is being violated. The former president said, I am angry with Joe Biden in the polls for the presidential election, and I am being restricted. He added, my speech has been taken away. I am a candidate for the election, and I am not allowed to speak. Former President Trump's lawyer John Lauro noted that his 2024 election campaign is currently underway in the process of litigation. Trump is allowed to say things like this is a political-motivated litigation. He has the right to say that he is unfairly treated. He is allowed to speak the truth in the face of pressure. The oral order is not uncommon in high-profile cases, but there is very little legal precedent for the judge's orders to restrict the speech of the defendants who are contesting for office, and there is no order mentioned to the presidential candidate. Legal experts say the issue may be brought before the U.S. Supreme Court. Jordan lost in the first round of voting During the campaign to win the seat of chairman of the House of Representatives, Republican Jim Jordan had to face a second vote on October 18, in the increasingly uncertain context of whether he could move the support of his colleagues in the Republican Party or not. The Republican Party in the House of Representatives tried and failed to win a single vote in the last round of voting on October 17, a dramatic drag that began with the overthrow of former President McCarthy two weeks ago. Rep. Jim Jordan, who was elected second in the Republican Congress to replace McCarthy, won 200 votes in the first round of voting at 1 p.m. and lacked 217 necessary votes to vote. After a two-hour break, Jordan tried to gather supporters. The second round of voting was postponed until 11 a.m. on October 18. Patience has declined among many Republican members in the House. Those who have become tired of the internal struggle, when the chair of the chairman is empty and the House of Representatives is not active for two weeks, while the nation's urgent concerns include the government is about to close and the war on Israel-Hamas. Rep. Melchor told reporters after the vote, when my candidates told me that the House of Representatives is not working well, they are completely right. It's a shame, Melchor said, and perhaps more humorously, If Mr. Jordan does not run for office, he can participate in the race himself. The war for the presidency began when McCarthy was supported by a small group of Republicans, supported by 208 Democrats, to overthrow this role. Majority Leader Scully and Mr. Jordan, chairman of the Judiciary Committee, announced their candidate in the next few days. Mr. Scully was then elected to the Republican Congress on October 11. However, he withdrew a day later when there was clear information that a small group of supporters of Jordan would not support his candidacy. The conference met on October 13 on the candidacy of Mr. Jordan, who was appointed by former President Donald Trump. This time, some members said they would not support Mr. Jordan's candidacy, although Mr. Jordan supported McCarthy's speech and said he would support Mr. Scully. However, some members believed that his candidacy was designed by the Democrats who overthrew McCarthy and prevented Mr. Scully's election. Russia-Ukraine war, US-made ATACMS nuclear submarine, destroys Russian air base President Zelensky said the Ukrainian military had used the long-range ATACMS submarine provided by the United States for the first time. Today, we are especially grateful to the United States for the agreements we have with President Biden. Zelensky said, and added that the nuclear submarines have proven themselves. The United States also confirmed the transfer of the submarines. The spokesman for the National Security Council, Washington, said, We believe that these ATACMS will bring a significant boost to Ukraine's military capabilities without endangering the readiness of the US military. Ukraine used the ATACMS submarine in a night attack on Tuesday, targeting a military airport in Perdian and another airport in the Luhansk region, and causing significant damage to the Russian side. In the statement, Ukraine said it had successfully destroyed nine Russian military helicopters, an air defense submarine and an ammunition depot. Ukraine has been operating the US submarine for months to allow the ATACMS to attack targets 100 miles away or more. But initially, Washington reluctantly supplied the submarine, because the country's ammunition depot was limited, and because of concern that Russia could escalate the war. Moscow warned that the supply of this system to Kyiv would cross the red line and make the US a side in the conflict. But there are signs that US officials are gradually changing their minds. Russia has not yet commented on the night attacks, which have been widely reported by Russian military bloggers. Frighter Bomber, a channel on Telegram linked closely to the Russian Air Force, described the latest attack as one of the most serious attacks, if not the most serious, on Russian airspace in a 20-month conflict. The channel added that there were losses both on people and equipment. Borozyat, a senior advisor to the Ukrainian president, said that a new phase of the war has not officially begun. There is no safer place for the Russian military within the borders recognized by Ukraine internationally. This means that there is no possibility of retaining the South, Crimea and the Black Sea Fleet in the Middle East, Borozyat wrote. China has attacked the US military airfield 180 times in two years Defense Secretary Ratner said that China's military airfields have violently interfered with more than 180 US fighter jets in the past two years, which is more than all interceptions in the last decade in total. In many cases, this type of operation can cause accidents, and accidents can lead to unintended conflicts, Ratner said in a press release on October 17. He said that if we count the violent actions of US allies and partners, the number of incidents caused by China's launch in the past two years will increase to more than 300. China's unsafe and unprofessional behavior is at risk of undermining an open and free Indo-Pacific. He added that the United States will continue to present a legitimate military presence in the Indo-Pacific, an area that has been in the presence of the Chinese Communist Party for nearly 100 years. Ratner said that Beijing's military coercion campaign is part of a larger effort to undermine international order. To achieve this goal, China's invasion of the Indo-Pacific has become more and more concerned by the international community in recent years, as Chinese fighter pilots seek to drive their allies' fighter jets out of the sky and even launch their metal and engine. The problem is getting more and more complicated as the Chinese Communist Party, under the leadership of Xi Jinping, has cut off all communication between commanders with the US military in the region systematically. Aquilino told reporters on Wednesday that he has sent countless requests to contact his Chinese counterparts during the two-and-a-half years as commander of the US Indo-Pacific Command. The combination of the Chinese Communist Party's incitement and the lack of communication means that the US and China are likely to lead to an open conflict. As the general commander, I am most concerned about the possibility of an accident. This area is becoming more and more dangerous, and we are watching it very closely. And Ratner affirmed that the United States will not be prevented or forced. Our forces have helped maintain peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific for decades, and will continue to do so every day. Representatives from 130 countries came to Beijing to participate in the Belt and Road Forum. China's third round of the International Cooperation Belt and Road Forum opened in Beijing, with China declaring that representatives from about 130 countries attended, including representatives of the Taliban and Russian President Putin. Putin, whom Chinese President Xi Jinping considers a close friend of his, came to visit China to strengthen the trade union, along with their fellow countrymen, to the free West. In addition, notable participants in the area include Thai Prime Minister Tha Vinh Sinh, who came here at the end of the second day of the official visit, where he will focus on strengthening trade and investment relations. Cambodian Prime Minister Manet and Indonesian President Widodo also came to Beijing for the second round, along with Lao President Xi Jinping, Sri Lankan President Wikemsai, and Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Jem Marapi. The conference marks the 10th anniversary of the Belt and Road Initiative, a vision put forward by Xi Jinping in 2013. Today, it has 152 members and is an incentive to promote power plants and railways, while creating a debate about what is called foreign debt. A country that is remarkably absent is India, a country that has never attended a forum. Shanahasmi, a member of the Asia-Pacific Dialogue Organization, told RFI that while some countries initially participated in the BRI forums before and then decided to leave it, India has always recognized the negative impact of the BRI on national interests and regional context. India's concern about the BRI expanded China's influence, increasing dependence in the region on China, causing countries to lose debt and violate the sovereignty of countries, which has been shared by some powerful countries and countries with the same point of view for more than a decade, Shanahasmi said. China's voice is softening as the country is increasingly in crisis China has recently been more gentle in its diplomatic statements with the world, released a report on Australia and invited the US military to participate in defense forums, and reached a $4.2 billion debt rebuilding agreement with Sri Lanka. This approach not only applies to its adversaries, but also to China's partners in developing countries, when Xi has to face the country's most important economic issues in many years. Analysts said that although the new tone is welcomed by the US because it focuses on crises in the Middle East, it may not show a long-term change and tensions may soon erupt again. Currently, China wants to reassure the world that trade is still normal. Bracken, an analyst at Jordan Group and a Chinese diplomat, said that Chinese leaders want to reassure foreign investors that tensions with the US and its allies in Asia and Europe will not escalate forever. Last week, China released a news show host, an Australian, Chen Li, who has been detained for three years for national security reasons. The latest step is to deepen ties with Australia and pave the way for Prime Minister Australia's visit. The United States has been invited to attend a defense forum in Beijing, a sign of the expansion of military exchanges. And last week, Xi expressed his goodwill to the U.S. delegation led by Senator John Kerry. When Xi held a forum this week, marking the 10th anniversary of the Belt and Road Initiative, Beijing has reached an agreement with Sri Lanka to repay more than $4 billion in debt and sign a memorandum of understanding to repay Jamia's debt. Jamia has become the first African country to repay its debt in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. China hopes that China and the United States can jointly push back the path of strong and stable development. The spokesperson for the Chinese Foreign Ministry said that China attaches great importance to cooperating with developing countries. China's diplomatic change comes as Xi has to face many different pressures, including the cash flow, real estate crisis, and rising unemployment rates among young people. William Lam, a senior member of the Jamestown Foundation, said Xi was moving closer to Western powers to slow down multinational companies leaving China to deal with the risk of China being cut off from the global supply chain. The U.S. government plans to suspend export orders to China related to artificial intelligence chips related to Didica and other design companies, part of a U.S. strategic policy aimed at preventing Beijing from accepting U.S. advanced technologies to strengthen its military. The U.S. government's restrictions also expand restrictions on a large number of advanced chips and chip-making tools in more countries, including Iran and Russia, and put Chinese chip designers on the blacklist. China's Trade Minister Gina Raimondo told reporters on Monday that the new measures would fill the gaps in the regulations and could be updated at least every year. She said the goal was to limit China's access to advanced semiconductors that could boost the breakthroughs in artificial intelligence and V-computers, which are very important to Chinese military applications. Responding almost immediately, a Chinese embassy spokesman said they firmly opposed the new restrictions. The new measures show that the Biden administration is trying to slow down the chip and chip-making tools in China, even as there is growing concern about the role of U.S. technology in modernizing Beijing's military. According to the U.S., AI, supported by supercomputers and advanced chips, will improve the speed and accuracy of decision-making, planning, and military logistics. These are FBNC's International news Thank you for watching