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德国大选:认识一下获胜者弗里德里希·默茨 | 2025.2.

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0:01Germany has voted and it is the end of the road for Chancellor Olaf Scholz.德国已经投票,这是奥拉夫·朔尔茨总理的终点。
0:06He'll most likely be replaced by this man, Friedrich Merz.他很可能被这个叫弗里德里希·默兹的人所取代.
0:10His conservatives won他的保守派赢了
0:11the most votes today.今天的票数最多
0:13At the age of 69, Merz is about to take his first job in69岁时,默兹即将就职
0:16government.政府。
0:17He faces an anemic economy, a war raging in Europe, and Donald Trump in他面临厌足经济,欧洲战火肆虐,唐纳德·特朗普在
0:22the White House.白宫
0:23This election also marked a historic rise in support for这次选举也标志着对支持
0:26the far right.最右边
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1Germany has voted and it is the end of the road for Chancellor Olaf Scholz.德国已经投票,这是奥拉夫·朔尔茨总理的终点。
2He'll most likely be replaced by this man, Friedrich Merz.他很可能被这个叫弗里德里希·默兹的人所取代.
3His conservatives won他的保守派赢了
4the most votes today.今天的票数最多
5At the age of 69, Merz is about to take his first job in69岁时,默兹即将就职
6government.政府。
7He faces an anemic economy, a war raging in Europe, and Donald Trump in他面临厌足经济,欧洲战火肆虐,唐纳德·特朗普在
8the White House.白宫
9This election also marked a historic rise in support for这次选举也标志着对支持
10the far right.最右边
11The alternative for Germany, the AfD, won 20 percent.德国的另类选择是AfD赢得20%.
12That's twice as这是两倍
13much as the last election.就像上次选举一样
14They're headed for the opposition because no one wants他们向反对派进发,因为没人愿意
15to work with them, but their support, their power, they're growing.但是他们的支持,他们的力量,他们正在增长。
16Tonight they今晚他们
17remain Germany's political pariah, but for how much longer?成为德国的政治贱民,
18I'm Brinkhoff in我是布兰克霍夫
19Berlin.柏林。
20This is the day.今时.
21We have won this election.我们赢得了这次选举。
22This is a bitter这太苦了
23election result for the Social Democratic Party.社会民主党的选举结果。
24This is also an election defeat.这也是选举失败。
25We've achieved a historic result.我们取得了历史性的成果.
26The alternative for Germany is now the德国的替代方案是
27second biggest party.第二大派对。
28Tonight we celebrate.今晚我们庆祝。
29Tomorrow morning we'll get to明天早上我们再去
30work.工作时
31To our viewers watching on PBS in the United States and to all of you敬我们在美国观看PBS的观众和你们所有人
32around the world, welcome.欢迎来到世界各地
33We begin the day, election day, here in Germany and今天是选举日,在德国这里
34this is what we know.这是我们所知道的。
35There will be a new chancellor, most likely the head of会有一位新院长 很可能是局长
36the Conservatives, Friedrich Merz.保守党,弗里德里希·默兹。
37His task of building a new government will他建立新政府的任务
38be a challenge worthy of Superman, and that has a lot to do with the party that成为值得超人的挑战 这和派对有关
39he has sworn not to work with, the far-right AfD.他发誓不和极右翼的AfD合作
40AFD收到20%
41the votes doubling its support in this election, yet the AfD remain political投票数翻了一番,
42kryptonite, the party no one wants to govern with.克里通特党,没有人想治理的党。
43Let's get right in with the让我们直接进入
44rejected numbers right now.现在拒绝数字。
45The Social Democrats losing heavily from last time社会民主党从上次大败
46around with only 16%.大约只有16%。
47The Conservatives, they picked up some support.保守党,他们得到了一些支持。
48They他们
49finish top with just under 29%.完成顶部 仅不足29%。
50The Greens at just under 12%.绿党在12%以下。
51The Liberal自由主义者
52Free Democrats failing to make that crucial 5% cut off.自由民主党人没有把关键 5%的削减。
53They crash out of他们坠机了
54Parliament.议会.
55And the AfD, as we said, doubling their support in this election.正如我们所说,民主联盟在本次选举中的支持翻了一番。
56And the Left Party, they get close to 9%, also unexpected.和左翼党, 他们得到接近9%, 同样出乎意料。
57Now that means the现在,这意味着
58Conservatives here in black get the most seats, followed by the AfD and then the这里的保守派 黑人获得最多的席位, 其次是AFD,然后
59Social Democrats.社会民主党人.
60The Greens and the Left Party are also in the new Parliament.绿党和左翼党也在新议会.
61So Friedrich Merz is the man most likely to replace the current Chancellor Olaf所以弗里德里希·默兹 最有可能取代现任总理奥拉夫
62Scholz.舒尔兹
63Both men have been addressing their supporters.两人都在与支持者交谈。
64Take a listen.来听听
65I want to say a big thank you to all the voters who place their trust in us and in感谢所有相信我们和我们的选民
66me personally.我个人。
67I understand the responsibility and I understand the size我理解责任和大小
68of the tasks that lie ahead of us.我们面前的任务。
69I have deep respect for this and I know it我对此深为尊重 我知道
70will not be easy.将不容易。
71I also want to say a word of respect to our political我也想对我们的政治表示尊重
72opponents.对手
73We fought a very tough election campaign.我们的竞选非常艰难
74But this election但这次选举
75campaign was absolutely necessary to discuss the big and important topics运动对于讨论重大和重要的议题是绝对必要的
76that affect our country.影响着我们的国家
77Economic policy, migration, foreign policy and security,经济政策、移徙、外交政策和安全、
78domestic security.国内安全。
79But now we'll talk to each other.今但说彼言.
80The main thing is to关键是
81reestablish a government in Germany that's capable of acting as quickly as在德国重建一个能够像
82possible with a good parliamentary majority.可能的话,议会的多数。
83Dear friends, the world out there is not亲爱的朋友,外面的世界没有
84waiting for us.等着我们
85This is a bitter election result for the Social Democratic这是社会民主党的艰难选举结果
86Party and it's also an election defeat.党和也是选举失败.
87I think that must be made perfectly clear我想这应该说得很清楚
88in light of the results.根据结果。
89And it's important for me to say that after this我一定要说,在这之后
90last time the election result was better and I had some responsibility for that.上次选举结果更好 我对此负有一定的责任
91This time the result is bad and therefore I also have responsibility for that.这次结果不好,因此我也有责任。
92I want to make that clear.我要说清楚
93It's also important for me to offer my也对我很重要 提供我的
94congratulations to the Conservatives and their leader Friedrich Maatz on his祝贺保守党及其领导人弗里德里希·马兹
95mandate to form the next government.授权组建下届政府。
96Congratulations for the election result.祝贺选举结果。
97And the conversation continues here in the studio at the big table.对话继续在这里 在工作室的大桌子。
98To my far到现在为止
99right is Benjamin Tallis.没错,本杰明・塔利斯
100He's director of the Democratic Strategy Initiative他是民主战略倡议主任
101here in Berlin.在柏林这里。
102And right here beside me is our chief political correspondent就在我旁边的是我们首席政治记者
103Nina Hauser.尼娜·豪泽尔.
104To both of you, good to have you with us.祝你们两位愉快
105Nina, let me start with you.妮娜,让我从你开始
106It's a given now that Friedrich Maatz is going to be弗里德里希·马兹将会是
107the next chancellor, right?下一位校长,对吧?
108At this point in time I'm very reluctant to say anything此时此刻,我很不愿意说什么
109is a given.是一个给定。
110If you look at the numbers, Friedrich Maatz does look set to become如果你看数字, 弗里德里希·马兹确实看起来是
111Germany's next chancellor but he will have to form a coalition with junior德国的下一任执政官 但是他必须和初级议员结盟
112partners or aid junior partners.伙伴或援助初级伙伴。
113So coalition negotiations are going to take因此,联盟谈判将采取
114a bit of time still and technically speaking there are other options also还有一点时间 技术上说 还有别的选择
115where other chancellors could get into power but that is almost out of the可能让其他总统掌权,但这几乎是
116question now.现在的问题。
117And Ben Olaf Scholz, the current chancellor, he conceded defeat而本·奥拉夫·朔尔茨,现任总统, 他承认失败了
118tonight, says he will not be leading coalition negotiations with the今晚,他说他不会领导 联盟谈判与
119conservatives.保守主义者。
120Is he finished as a political force?他的政治力量结束了吗?
121Yes, I think so.是的,我想是这样。
122As he作为他
123himself said, he takes responsibility for this defeat.他自己说,他要为这场失败负责。
124It's a pretty conclusive很有结论性
125judgment on his signature policy, the so-called Zeitung vendor, which was关于他的签名政策的判决,所谓的Zeitung供应商,即
126supposed to deliver meaningful change for Germany but has failed to do so本来是为了给德国带来有意义的变化,但未能做到这一点
127across all major points that it seeks to achieve.在它寻求实现的所有主要方面。
128Alright, we are going to look at好了,我们来看看
129what a Maatz government would look like in just a moment but first here's a lookMaatz政府马上就会变成什么样子 但首先要看看
130at the man of the moment himself.在此刻的人自己。
131This is the man of the moment.此是时人.
132Friedrich Maatz弗里德里希·马兹
133just led the conservative CDU-CSU to their first election victory since the刚刚带领保守派的CDU-CSU 赢得了他们自
134Merkel years.默克尔岁月.
135The world won't wait for us, it won't wait for long drawn-out世界不会等我们,也不会等太久
136coalition negotiations.联盟谈判。
137We must be capable of acting again quickly so that we can我们必须有能力再次迅速行动,以便我们能够
138do the right thing in Germany, so that we're present again in Europe and so在德国做正确的事情, 所以我们再次在欧洲,所以
139that the world sees Germany has a reliable government again.全世界都看到德国又有一个可靠的政府。
140His pledge?他的承诺?
141A页:1
142(原始内容存档于2018-10-21). U-turn on magration and the Economy.
143His style?他的风格?
144Decisive, say his followers.决断,说他的追随者。
145Uncompromising, even abrasive, say his critics, Trump-like at times.毫不妥协,甚至刻薄地说出他的批评者,有时像特朗普.
146If I'm狦и琌
147elected to be the Chancellor of Germany, on my first day in office I will instruct当选德国总理,在我就职的第一天,我将指示
148the Federal Ministry of the Interior, using the Chancellor's authority to联邦内政部,利用总理的权力
149issue directives, to permanently control all Germany's national borders with its发布指令,永久控制德国所有边界及其边界
150neighbors.邻居
151That reaction to a deadly stabbing by an Afghan asylum seeker对阿富汗寻求庇护者致命刺杀的反应
152saw him take a political risk.看见他冒着政治风险
153He crossed his own red line by allowing the far-right他让极右翼越过了自己的红线
154AFD for the first time in German post-war history to become the deciding在德国战后史上,AFD首次成为决定者
155factor in securing a majority in Parliament.获得议会多数的因素。
156Tens of thousands took to the数以万计的人
157street in protest.街头抗议。
158Even Angela Merkel condemned his decision to accept AFD连安吉拉·默克尔都谴责了他接受AFD的决定
159votes rather than seek compromise with other parties at the center.而不是寻求与其他党派达成妥协。
160From my从我
161point of view, even under difficult conditions, it should not come to the即使在困难的条件下,也不应该出现
162point where majorities are achieved with the help of the AFD.在AFD的帮助下实现多数。
163While Mertz's默兹的时候
164political maneuver remained unpopular, his determination to act on migration政治策略依然不受欢迎,他决心就移徙问题采取行动
165struck a chord.击出和弦。
166Most Germans continued to believe his pledge to rule out any大多数德国人继续相信 他承诺排除任何
167future cooperation with the far-right.未来与极右翼的合作。
168We will not cooperate with the party that我们不会和那个
169calls itself the alternative for Germany.自称是德国的替代方案
170Friedrich Mertz在许多方面是
171opposite of Angela Merkel.安吉拉・默克尔对面
172Their parallel rise to the top of the conservative他们平行地上升到保守派的顶端
173CDU party in the 90s and early 2000s turned into a political feud when90年代和2000年代初的CDU党变成了一场政治纷争。
174Merkel beat him to become parliamentary party leader.默克尔击败他成为议会党领袖.
175Frustrated, Mertz left失望了,默兹走了
176politics altogether and made his fortune as a lawyer and board member for完全从政,赚了他的钱 作为律师和董事会成员
177the American investment giant BlackRock, a career he sees as an asset.美国投资巨头BlackRock, 他视这个事业为资产。
178Critics批评者
179fault him for his lack of experience in government.怪他缺乏政府经验
180And Mertz appears to feel默兹似乎感觉
181most comfortable talking business.最舒适的谈话业务。
182Addressing the global top brass of解决全球顶级问题
183investors at the World Economic Forum in Davos, he left no doubt over his plans to在达沃斯世界经济论坛的投资者们 他毫不怀疑他打算
184reform Germany's welfare system.改革德国的福利制度.
185We have to bring our labor market in order.我们必须调整劳动力市场。
186We我们
187have this special sort of subsidies for people who are not working called对没有工作的人提供这种特殊补贴
188Burgergeld, which is a big mistake.汉堡,这是一个大错误。
189We will change the system.我们要改变制度
190Throughout his在他的整个
191campaign, Mertz raised the alarm over the state of the German economy.默兹对德国的经济状况提出警告
192Mertz also默兹也
193promises to redefine German leadership, while the outgoing administration shared承诺重新定义德国领导人,而即将离任的政府则分享
194Merkel's mantra of leading from behind.默克尔从背后领头的口号
195Mertz vows to turn Germany from what he默兹发誓要让德国摆脱他
196calls a sleeping to a leading middle power.称睡眠为领先的中权
197The overarching maxim of a一、导 言
198conservative-led government will be you can rely on Germany again.保守派领导的政府将再次依靠德国。
199Mertz's默兹的
200Germany is back message will instantly be put to the test by Europe's struggle to德国的回信 将立即受到欧洲的考验
201define a common response towards the new Trump administration and its disruptive确定对新特朗普政府及其干扰的共同对策
202take on Ukraine.接管乌克兰。
203His analysis of this new reality is sober.他对这一新现实的分析是清醒的。
204Today we're not sure今天我们不确定
205anymore if the Americans are still by our side the way they were after 1945如果美国人仍然和1945年后一样在我们身边
206and if we can still rely on them.如果我们仍然可以依赖他们。
207As incoming leader of Europe's largest成为欧洲最大的领袖
208economy, Mertz knows all eyes are on him over whether Germany is ready to take a默兹知道德国是否准备采取
209change in Germany's political outlook.德国政治前景的变化。
210But there are two factors that will但是有两个因素
211determine how much he will be able to translate into action.确定他能在多大程度上转化为行动。
212How complicated这么复杂
213forming a government coalition will become and what Donald Trump will do成立政府联盟 唐纳德·特朗普会做什么
214next.下一个
215The uncompromising Friedrich Mertz will have to compromise fast.不妥协的弗里德里希·默兹将不得不迅速妥协.
216Let me ask you what speaks for what speaks against the personality of让我问你,什么是 说什么来反对个性
217Mertz.默兹
218He's given since the election results talking very clearly about the他从选举结果中 清楚地谈到
219fact we can't rely on the US as an ally.事实上我们不能依赖美国作为盟友
220He's clearly understood the situation他很清楚情况
221there, talked about the need for independence.他谈到独立的必要性。
222He's not shied away from他没有逃避
223big issues like the nuclear deterrent for Europe, the need to gun up in Europe,对欧洲的核威慑 在欧洲发动战争的必要性
224the need to actually protect Ukraine.需要切实保护乌克兰。
225That speaks to a decisive character.这是一种决定性的特性。
226It这个
227speaks to an assertive character which is the kind of leader that Germany and说到一种自信的性格 那种领导德国和德国
228Europe could certainly benefit from in the Trump era.在特朗普时代,欧洲当然可以从中受益.
229We have however seen him不过我们见过他
230speak on a number of different issues in taking different positions on them.在就这些问题采取不同立场时谈到若干不同问题。
231So we don't quite know which Mertz is going to turn up but I think we will所以,我们不知道 哪个默兹会出现,但我想我们会
232find out in the course of his chancellery.在他的总理府里发现
233And Nina, the turnout tonight,还有尼娜 今晚的投票率
234what was it, 83-84%?-84%吗?
235Huge.巨大的。
236We've seen that forming a coalition in the past can be我们已经看到,过去组建一个联盟可以是
237very difficult but with this type of turnout and you could argue you do have很难,但是有了这种投票率 你可以认为你有
238a mandate to get something done here, is that going to put pressure on parties to授权在这里做一些事情, 是要给各方施加压力
239responsibility and to do something for the country?责任和为国家做点什么?
240Absolutely.当然
241I mean this我是说这个
242country is politicized as it hasn't been for the last 30 years so this is I国家被政治化了,因为过去30年里 它还没有被政治化,所以这是我
243believe the biggest turnout that we've seen since 1990.相信自1990年以来我们所见到的最大投票率。
244So you know a massive所以,你知道一个巨大的
245amount of people really going to the polls and making it very clear that they有多少人真的去投票 并非常明确地说,他们
246want their voices to be heard.希望他们的声音被听到。
247A lot of it had to do of course with that very有很多事情都和这个有关
248fierce debate about migration that we had, with AFD voters going to the polls,关于移民的激烈辩论,我们曾经, 与AFD选民去投票,
249making it clear, okay we must pursue a very hardline policy, something说清楚,好吧,我们必须执行 一个非常强硬的政策,东西
250fundamental has to change but equally on the other side a party like the left根本上必须改变,但同样在另一边 一个像左翼一样的政党
251party managed to mobilize huge amounts of people is exactly with that message we党成功地动员了大批人 正好符合我们的信息
252mustn't let the AFD get too strong.不要让AFD变得太强大。
253So of course now it all comes down to just当然了,现在一切都只是
254how the Bundestag will, what the Bundestag will look like ultimately, how联邦议院会怎么样 联邦议院最终会怎么样
255many parties are going to be in and even Friedrich Merz is hoping that the FDP,许多政党会加入 甚至弗里德里希·默兹都希望 联邦民主党
256so his natural coalition partner, doesn't make it into parliament because that所以他的自然联盟伙伴 没能进入议会 因为
257would make coalition forming more difficult.联盟会更难形成
258All right well forming a好吧,形成一个
259government of course is complicated by the insistence of all the parties that当然,由于各方坚持:
260will not work with the AFD.将不与AFD合作。
261We're going to have more on that in just a moment.我们马上就会有更多关于这一点。
262Tingo.丁果(原变种).
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