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0:00This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.这是BBC世界服务公司的全球新闻节目。
0:05I'm Celia Hatten, and in the early hours of November the 5th, these are our main stories.我是Celia Hatten 在11月5日凌晨 这些是我们的主要故事
0:10President Trump has acknowledged the U.S. war on Iran was largely to blame for the特朗普总统承认,美国对伊朗的战争在很大程度上应归咎于伊朗。
0:15Republicans' defeat in the U.S. midterm elections.共和党在美国中期选举中战败.
0:18His Vice President, J.D.他的副总统J.D.
0:19Vance,万斯 万斯 万斯 万斯
0:20has questioned whether it had been worth the cost.质疑是否值得付出代价。
0:23Also in this podcast...还有这个播客...
0:25These traumas should not be hushed up or swept under the carpet.这些创伤不应被遮住或覆盖在地毯下。
0:28Rather, they must be brought to light and discussed相反,必须揭露和讨论这些问题。
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1This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.这是BBC世界服务公司的全球新闻节目。
2I'm Celia Hatten, and in the early hours of November the 5th, these are our main stories.我是Celia Hatten 在11月5日凌晨 这些是我们的主要故事
3President Trump has acknowledged the U.S. war on Iran was largely to blame for the特朗普总统承认,美国对伊朗的战争在很大程度上应归咎于伊朗。
4Republicans' defeat in the U.S. midterm elections.共和党在美国中期选举中战败.
5His Vice President, J.D.他的副总统J.D.
6Vance,万斯 万斯 万斯 万斯
7has questioned whether it had been worth the cost.质疑是否值得付出代价。
8Also in this podcast...还有这个播客...
9These traumas should not be hushed up or swept under the carpet.这些创伤不应被遮住或覆盖在地毯下。
10Rather, they must be brought to light and discussed相反,必须揭露和讨论这些问题。
11so that a shared process of healing and reconciliation can begin.以便开始一个共同的愈合与和解的进程。
12Tens of thousands of secret police files from the communist era have been released in Hungary.共产主义时代数万份秘密警察档案在匈牙利公布.
13To the U.S. and the elections that have just been held there with seismic results,对于美国和刚刚举行的 地震结果的选举,
14the Democrats beat even their most confident of expectations to win both chambers of the U.S.民主党甚至打败了他们最有信心的希望 赢得美国两院。
15Trump during the final two years of his presidency.特朗普在总统任期的最后两年.
16For the Republicans, the blame对共和党来说 责任
17game has already begun.游戏已经开始。
18Mr. Trump said his decision to go to war with Iran was partly川普先生说,他决定与伊朗开战的部分原因
19responsible for the Republicans' overall defeat.对共和党的全面失败负责.
20His Vice President, J.D.他的副总统J.D.
21Vance, went further,万斯,更进一步
22questioning whether the war was worth the cost.怀疑战争是否值得付出代价。
23我们的北美编辑Sarah Smith,
24brings us the latest on the winners and losers from Tuesday's vote.周二的投票给我们带来最新的赢家和输家
25I think we just made some history.我想我们刚刚创造了一些历史。
26Michigan, we did it!密歇根,我们成功了!
27We just took back Texas.我们刚刚夺回德州
28Tonight, Iowa, we have once again proved that the impossible is possible.今晚,爱荷华州,我们再次证明,不可能实现。
29Democrats could scarcely believe what they had achieved, making history with a comprehensive民主党人几乎不相信他们的成就 用一个全面的历史创造历史
30route of Republicans across the country, turning the tide of Trumpism.共和党人在全国各地的路线,扭转了特朗普主义的潮流.
31A whole new cadre of一个全新的干部
32victorious Democrats are on their way to Washington to make waves.胜利的民主党人正前往华盛顿制造浪潮。
33And it's surely a这肯定是一个
34sign of his waning power that the White House felt the need to remind Americans that Trump白宫觉得有必要提醒美国人川普
35is still your president.还是你的总统。
36So how does he now reassert his authority, rebound after a humiliating那么他现在如何重申他的权威, 在羞辱之后反弹
37defeat?失败?
38Well, by supervising the installation of a large girder in his half-built White House嗯,通过监督 安装一个大型的 gi 在他的半建白宫
39ballroom, of course.当然是舞厅
40It's just a tremendous structure.这只是一个巨大的结构。
41It's a structure the likes of which这是一个结构 喜欢
42has never been done.从来没有这样做。
43The ceilings are over 50 feet high.天花板高50余英尺.
44That's like a five-story building.即如五层楼.
45I don't think there's any ballroom.我觉得没有舞厅
46I doubt there's a ballroom in the country with a 50-foot我怀疑这个国家有一间50英尺的舞厅
47ceiling.上限。
48Donald Trump didn't even mention the election until he was asked, conceding that the唐纳德·特朗普直到被问到才提到选举,他承认
49war with Iran was one reason for the wipeout but saying he would do it again.与伊朗开战是失败的原因之一,
50Well, you have no你没有
51choice.选择。
52I mean, I thought the oil would go up a lot more and I did it on that basis.我的意思是,我以为石油会增加很多 我这样做的基础。
53You have no你没有
54choice.选择。
55You have to do it.你必须做到这一点。
56You can't let Iran have a nuclear weapon or everything that you see here你不能让伊朗拥有核武器或你在这里看到的一切
57someday might not exist.某天也许不存在。
58JD·万斯(英语:JD Vance).
59His vice president's already trying to distance himself他的副总裁已经在努力疏远自己了
60from the commander in chief who attacked Iran against his advice.从总司令那里,谁攻击伊朗 他的建议。
61He does not want to go down他不想下楼
62with the Trump ship.与川普飞船.
63JD Vance posted on social media saying, the reason we lost is the war.JD Vance在社交媒体上发文表示,我们输的原因是战争.
64The那个
65president himself said so last night.总统昨晚也这么说的
66Everyone knows why we lost and any honest conversation大家都知道为什么我们输了 和诚实的对话
67about where we go from here must start there.我们从这里出发必须从那里开始
68Democrats might still win in Mississippi where民主党可能在密西西比州获胜
69Columbus leading by fewer than 100 votes and Mary Peltola could yet take Alaska for the Democrats哥伦布以不到100票领先 玛丽·佩尔托拉还可能拿下阿拉斯加
70but we might not know about that for weeks.但是我们可能要几个星期才知道
71Ron DeSantis, the Republican who thought he should共和党人罗恩·德桑蒂斯
72be president instead of Donald Trump, didn't sound overly disappointed about the drubbing his party而不是唐纳德·特朗普当总统, 听起来没有过于失望 他的党的混乱
73got.没问题
74This is close to an extinction level event for Republicans in many parts of the country as这接近于全国许多地方共和党的灭绝程度
75we have seen probably in the last hundred years.我们大概在过去一百年里见过
76Donald Trump made his priorities all too obvious唐纳德·特朗普把自己的重点 搞得太明显了
77when he closed this campaign by talking about the renovations he'd made to the reflecting pool当他结束这场运动时,他谈到 他对反射池所做的翻新
78in Washington.在华盛顿
79The pool is now better and more beautiful than it's ever been before泳池现在比以前更漂亮了
80and we're very proud of it.我们为此感到非常骄傲。
81His building projects in the Capitol and the rest of his agenda will他在国会的建筑项目 和他剩下的议程
82now be frustrated by a Democrat controlled Congress but he does not seem interested in现在被民主党控制的国会挫败 但他似乎对
83reflecting on his role in this repudiation of him and his policies.考虑一下他在这种对他及其政策的谴责中所起的作用。
84Sarah Smith and as we heard莎拉·史密斯和我们听到的
85there the Vice President J.D.副总统J. D.
86Vance was scathing in his assessment of where the Republicans went万斯在评估共和党人去向时 感到困惑
87wrong.错
88Is this part of his bid to be the next U.S. President?这是他竞选下一任美国总统的一部分吗?
89It's a question I put to our这是我问我们的问题
90Washington correspondent Daniel Bush.华盛顿记者丹尼尔·布什.
91Well it was certainly a remarkable statement Celia that嗯,这无疑是一个了不起的声明 西莉亚,
92immediately fueled speculation that this was an effort by the Vice President to distance himself立即引发了猜测 这是副总统试图疏远自己
93from President Trump on an unpopular policy in the run-up to a potential White House bid.特朗普总统说,在白宫竞价之前,政策不受欢迎。
94It's这是
95a source to tell me that he's still mulling it over.有消息告诉我他还在想
96The expectation though is that he will run不过希望他能参选
97and this appears to be an early toe in the water testing by the Vice President of where he might这似乎是一个早期的脚趾 在水测试 由副总统 他可能
98be able to move the argument and where he might be able to spark a debate about what the future能够改变争论 以及他能引发关于未来的辩论的地方
99of foreign policy looks like inside the Republican Party in the post-Trump era and it was again在后特朗普时代的共和党内部,
100remarkable in its candor and how blunt the Vice President was in saying flatly副总统直言不讳
101Republicans lost the House and Senate because of the war in Iran.由于伊朗战争,共和党人失去了众议院和参议院.
102He went further than President他比总统更进一步
103Trump had.特朗普有过
104So that's what J.D.所以这就是J. D.
105Vance is thinking.万斯在考虑.
106The recriminations within the Republican Party共和党内部的指责
107are continuing.正在继续。
108Who's blaming who for those results?谁在责怪谁?
109Well I've been hearing from Republican我听共和党说
110sources now for the better part of 24 hours who are almost uniformly deeply frustrated24小时的较大部分时间 几乎都非常沮丧
111with the White House and specifically with President Trump.与白宫,特别是特朗普总统。
112They saw a president他们看见总统了
113in this midterm election cycle who was often focused on his own legacy on overhauling Washington,在这个中期选举周期中, 他经常专注于自己的遗产 在整顿华盛顿,
114the construction of the White House ballroom where he appeared today, the helipad on the White House建造白宫舞厅 他今天出现的地方, 直升机停机坪 在白宫
115lawn trying to rename the Kennedy Center for himself and other such projects instead of focusing草坪试图重新命名肯尼迪中心 为自己和其他这类项目 而不是专注于
116very squarely on what the public seemed most interested in according to polls which was根据民意调查,
117the issue of affordability, the rising cost of housing and gas and groceries,经济承受能力问题,住房和天然气及杂货价格上涨,
118disapproval of the war in Iran and other issues.不赞成伊朗战争和其他问题。
119What are we hearing from President Trump?川普总统有什么消息?
120Well这个嘛
121it's been an interesting response from the President.总统的反应很有趣
122There have been past election cycles过去的选举周期已经过去
123where he has lashed out in the immediate aftermath where he has raised questions about the validity在紧接着他提出疑问后,他又被鞭打。
124of the election results even without any evidence of fraudulent voter behavior.即使没有任何证据证明选民行为有欺诈行为,选举结果也是如此。
125This time around he这次他身边
126was pretty quick immediately last night to say in a news interview that he accepted the election昨晚在接受新闻采访时 他很快接受了选举
127result that he was willing to work with Democrats.结果他愿意与民主党合作。
128He noted that he does have veto power but he said他指出,他确实拥有否决权,但他说,
129that he's not interested in spending the last two years of his presidency simply vetoing他不想在总统任期的最后两年里 仅仅否决
130legislation.立法。
131That said he still doubled down on his support for the war in Iran.这说明他支持伊朗战争的人数仍然翻了一番。
132He said it was他说是的
133worth it.值得吗?
134He still claimed that had he been on the ballot the Republicans would have won.他仍然声称,如果他在选票上,共和党会获胜.
135And Daniel what about the Democrats?丹尼尔呢?
136Obviously they're thrilled with the results but is this显然,他们很高兴的结果,但这是
137win more to do with the unpopularity of Donald Trump or did the Democrats really do anything赢得更多与唐纳德·特朗普的不受欢迎 或民主党真的做了什么
138significantly different this time around?这次大不相同吗?
139Polls show that Democrats are not exactly民意调查显示,民主党人并不完全
140deeply deeply popular with the American public.深深受到美国公众的欢迎.
141That said they did make a compelling case for说他们确实有令人信服的理由
142why Republicans should not be in power for the next two years and the big singular question for为什么共和党人 不应该在接下来的两年掌权 和最大的单一问题
143the Democratic Party once they come into the new majority in January will be how much do they focus民主党一旦在一月份进入新多数, 他们将有多少焦点
144on going after President Trump holding the administration accountable in the many ways在川普总统以多种方式追究政府的责任之后
145that Democrats want to try and do that versus focusing on a legislative agenda that will build民主党人想要尝试并做到这一点 相对于专注于立法议程 将建立
146a case to the American people not just for what they're against which is Trump and has been Trump对美国人民来说 不仅仅是因为他们反对的是特朗普 而一直是特朗普
147for a decade but what they're for.十年了,但是他们是为了什么。
148Daniel Bush in Washington.华盛顿的丹尼尔·布什.
149Once the Democrats take up their一旦民主党开始
150seats in the US Congress they'll have the power to block Donald Trump's actions on a lot of domestic国会的席位 他们有权阻止唐纳德·特朗普 在国内的行动
151matters but he'll still have the power to make some unilateral decision when it comes to US但是他仍然有权在美国问题上 做出一些单方面的决定
152foreign policy so that's why some outside the US say the outcome of this election will be felt外交政策,这就是为什么美国以外的人 说这次选举的结果 将会被感觉到
153around the world.环绕世界.
154I spoke to our diplomatic correspondent Paul Adams about what might be我和外交记者保罗·亚当斯谈过
155to come.来
156Perhaps the best most the simple simplest way of thinking about this is and this is not a也许最好的最简单的想法 是,这不是一种
157lame duck this is a this is a wounded lion and the next two years may be defined by just how瘸子鸭 这是一只受伤的狮子 接下来的两年也许只能用
158Donald Trump decides to get his own back on those who he thinks brought him down.唐纳德·特朗普(Donald Trump)决定让自己回到那些他认为能把他打倒的人身上.
159Of course当然
160Iran being among those in Iran right now is crowing over the fact that they essentially伊朗现在在伊朗,
161seem to think that they've achieved regime change in Washington whereas of course Donald似乎他们已经实现了华盛顿的政权更迭 当然唐纳德
162Trump was promising regime change in Tehran earlier in the year and that you know a man who特朗普今年早些时候在德黑兰的政权更迭很有希望 你认识一个人
163is obsessed with his his sort of authority and with the notion that the world will jump to his沉迷于他的那种权威 以及世界会跳到他身上的观念
164tune and dance to his tune when he suddenly realizes that that's not happening or it's not当他突然意识到这不可能发生的时候 跳到他的曲子上
165happening in the same way and that people aren't quite giving him the deference that he has come以同样的方式发生 人们并不完全尊重他
166to demand and expect then we just don't know how he'll respond.我们不知道他会怎么回应
167And what about the incoming来的人呢?
168Democrats how much power do they have when it comes to the war in Iran can they stop Donald当伊朗战争爆发时 民主党人有多少权力 他们能阻止唐纳德
169Trump from from escalating or continuing the war there?特朗普从升级 或继续在那里的战争?
170Probably not they can't advance a也许他们不能推进
171new policy all they can do is to put roadblocks in the way of the policy of the president whether他们能做的就是 设置路障 阻碍总统的政策
172it is through oversight you know calling on officials to explain their actions or by tightening这是通过监督,你知道 要求官员解释他们的行为 或者收紧
173them up the the purse strings and making it harder to fund any foreign adventures.更难为任何外国冒险提供资金
174So there are这么说
175definitely ways in which Democrats can get in the way and it's pretty clear that they will but the民主党人肯定能阻止他们 很明显他们会
176has gotten so used in fact successive American presidents over the last 25 years have gotten事实上,在过去25年里,美国历任总统 被利用了
177so used to the idea of doing things by executive order that Donald Trump will feel that he still所以习惯了用行政命令做事的想法 唐纳德·特朗普会觉得他仍然
178has the authority the constitutional right to pursue his his objectives abroad.有权在国外追求他的目标。
179And what about怎么样
180the war in Ukraine again how do you think that that war might be impacted by the fact that the你如何认为战争可能会受到
181Democrats now control Congress?民主党现在控制国会?
182Well look there's been a considerable degree of bipartisan support你看,有相当程度的两党支持
183for Ukraine in Congress throughout this the last five years it's just that you've had a Congress在过去的五年里,乌克兰在国会里, 只是你有一个国会。
184which is unable or unwilling to to stand in Donald Trump's way or to or to to sort of significantly无法或不愿站在唐纳德·特朗普的路旁 也不愿或不愿在某种程度上
185influence the the way he pursues policy on an issue like Ukraine.影响他在乌克兰这样的问题上奉行政策的方式。
186This election came at a time这次选举是一次
187when a succession of moves by the White House indicated that Donald Trump was once again当白宫的一连串举动表明唐纳德·特朗普再次
188seemed to be throwing his his support behind Vladimir Putin and making life very very difficult似乎在支持弗拉基米尔·普京 让生活变得非常艰难
189for President Zelensky whether it was the the decision to the suspending of sanctions the the对泽连斯基总统来说,是否决定中止制裁?
190diesel oil deal the the whole issue about Starlink and and and the supply of intelligence to the柴油处理整个问题 关于Starlink和 和提供情报
191Ukrainians.乌克兰人。
192So at the moment we're in a phase when Donald Trump seems to be favoring Vladimir Putin因此,目前我们正处于唐纳德·特朗普似乎支持弗拉基米尔·普京的阶段.
193and making life as difficult as possible for President Zelensky.让泽伦斯基总统的生活尽可能艰难
194At the same time there is与此同时
195kind of diplomatic process going on we're going to see some more talks in the Gulf in the next接下来我们将在海湾看到更多的会谈
196week or so we don't really know where those are going whether there are any new substantially new一周左右,我们真的不知道 哪里去,有没有新的实质性
197game-changing proposals on the table I think most people doubt it so I think probably we're桌上的改变游戏的提议 我认为大多数人都怀疑 所以我认为我们可能是
198unlikely to see any great changes despite the fact that in Congress there is a great deal of support尽管国会支持很多
199for Ukraine as there has been all along.对乌克兰来说,就像过去一样。
200Our diplomatic correspondent Paul Adams.我们的外交记者保罗·亚当斯。
201Still to come in this podcast we'll return to our top story and look at the closely仍然要加入播客,我们会回到我们的顶级故事,仔细看
202contested Senate race in Alaska.在阿拉斯加参众两院竞争
203This is the Global News Podcast.这是全球新闻播报
204Tens of thousands of secret数万个秘密
205police files from the communist era have been released in Hungary revealing a network of共产主义时代的警方档案 在匈牙利公布 显示一个网络
206informants used to spy on citizens.线人经常监视公民
207The files are accessible through an online public database.这些文件可通过在线公共数据库查阅。
208The Prime Minister says the move will help Hungarians come to terms with their totalitarian总理说这个举动会帮助匈牙利人接受他们的极权主义
209past but not everyone agrees.过去,但不是每个人都同意。
210From Budapest Nick Thorpe reports.布达佩斯的尼克索普报告
21136 years after the fall倒计时36年后
212of communism the secrets are out.共产主义的秘密被泄露了
213This whole archive with the names of 60,000 police informers这整个档案里有6万个警察线人的名字
214was made accessible online to the public today.今天,公众可以上网查阅。
215Until now you could look up your own file.直到现在,你可以查自己的档案。
216Now现在
217you can find anybody's.你可以找到谁的。
218Opening the files was an election promise of Hungarian Prime Minister打开档案是匈牙利总理的竞选承诺
219Peter Magyar.彼得·马吉亚尔.
220These traumas should not be hushed up or swept under the carpet rather they must这些创伤不应该被遮住或覆盖在地毯下,而必须
221be brought to light and discussed so that a shared process of healing and reconciliation can begin.并展开讨论,以便开始一个共同的愈合与和解的进程。
222There were so many reasons why people agreed to spy on their family and friends.人们同意监视家人和朋友的原因很多。
223Some wereΤㄇ琌
224blackmailed, some first agreed then failed to deliver and others a minority informed with gusto.一些人最初同意,但后来却未能提供,另一些人则以Gusto的方式告知少数人。
225And this was one of their targets a theologian in an underground church.这是他们的目标之一 一个神学家在一个地下教堂。
226Ignac Király was informed on by dozens of his fellow Christians but he doesn't think the openingIgnac Király从他的几十个基督徒朋友那里得知, 但他不认为开场白
227of the archives today was a good idea.今天的档案是一个好主意。
228He's afraid it will sow distrust and division not他怕它会播下不信任和分裂
229reconciliation.和解。
230This would have been a good idea 35 or 36 years ago but now it feels这本来是35或36年前的好主意 但现在感觉
231suspicious.可疑.
232Why on earth do we have to do this now when perhaps 95 percent of those who were为什么我们现在必须这样做呢? 也许95%的人是
233affected are dead?感染者死了吗?
234But those still alive have a lot of explaining to do.但那些活着的人有很多事情要做
235This evening in Budapest今晚在布达佩斯
236well-known singers, scientists, TV presenters and politicians have all found themselves on the list.著名歌手,科学家,电视主持人和政治家都发现自己在榜单上.
237The shock waves from today's disclosures are spreading.今日披露的冲击波正在蔓延.
238Nick Thorpe in Budapest.尼克・索普在布达佩斯。
239Let's focus让我们集中精神
240Denmark now.现在丹麦。
241A reality TV show there has been cancelled after causing public outrage.一部真人秀电视剧在引起公众愤慨后被取消.
242It这个
243centered around a man called Rasmus Walbridge who was led to believe he'd been offered the chance以一个叫拉斯穆斯·沃尔布里奇的人为中心 他被引导相信他得到了机会
244to direct a movie but all was not what it seemed.执导一部电影,但一切都不是看起来那样。
245Our global affairs reporter Paul Moss began by我们的全球事务记者保罗・莫斯开始
246telling us more about the man who fell victim to the TV hoax.跟我们说说电视恶作剧的受害者
247Rasmus Walbridge is quite a well拉斯穆斯·沃尔布里奇是一个相当的井
248known comedian actor in Denmark but despite his success he has always had one dream.在丹麦知名喜剧演员,但尽管成功,他一直有一个梦想。
249He wanted稱璶
250to direct a comedy horror film and to his surprise a film company agreed to let him do that and so导演一部喜剧惊悚片 让他惊讶的是 一家电影公司同意让他这么做
251for several months he was turning up at what he thought was a film set and he really was you know几个月来,他出现在 他以为是一部电影 并且他真的是你知道的
252directing a movie every day and this is where it all gets a bit Alice through the looking glass每天执导一部电影,而这就是它通过外观玻璃得到一点爱丽丝的地方
253because it wasn't a real film set.因为它不是一个真正的电影集。
254Filming was going on but it was him who was being filmed.电影的拍摄正在进行中 但被拍摄的却是他
255They他们
256were making a reality TV show about him making a film which he thought was real and the people正在制作一个真人秀电视剧 关于他拍摄的电影 他认为是真实的和人们
257behind this actually got his friends involved.这件事的幕后真让他的朋友参与其中
258They were in on the hoax.他们在骗局里
259The actors or the演员或
260so-called actors in the film were just pretending so were the crew and you know where it gets a电影中所谓的演员只是假装 剧组也一样 你知道从哪来的
261little nasty is that Walbridge had just had a newborn baby and instead of spending time withWalbridge刚生了个新生儿 而不是和他在一起
262that baby he really wanted to get this film done so he was turning up at this what he thought was宝宝他真的想完成这部电影 所以他出现了这个 他的想法是
263a film set every day.每天拍一部电影
264Wow and so what happened when the program was broadcast?节目播出时发生了什么?
265No surprise there没什么大不了的
266was outrage.非常愤怒
267I mean as I describe it to you I think it's pretty clear people were going to be upset.我的意思是,当我描述它给你, 我认为这很显然 人们会生气。
268The TV company was accused of psychological torture.电视公司被指精神折磨.
269I mean this was Denmark's public我的意思是,这是丹麦的公开
270broadcaster so the government got involved.广播机让政府介入了
271A culture minister said look this actually violates一位文化部长说,这实际上违反了
272all the rules you have around television in which participants have to consent to what they're doing.所有关于电视的规则 参与者必须同意自己在做什么
273Some of Walbridge's friends clearly are feeling very bad about it.Walbridge的一些朋友显然对此感到非常难过.
274They've apologised.他们已经道歉了。
275Funny enough the one person who hasn't said very much is Walbridge himself.有趣的是,没有说太多话的人 就是Walbridge本人
276He just says he wants他只是说他想要
277to get on and focus on his next projects which I suppose he's hoping are real projects rather我想他所希望的 是真正的项目
278than pretend ones.而不是假装的
279Absolutely well this isn't the first such kind of trick program is it?这绝对不是第一个这种骗局程序吗?
280No I mean我是说
281the obvious reference point is the film The Truman Show which of course isn't true but about a man很明显的参考点是电影《楚门秀》 这部电影当然不是真实的 而是关于一个人
282who ever since he was born doesn't know that his entire life is fictional.他从出生起就不知道 他的整个人生都是虚构的
283The people he thinks他认为的人
284are his friends and family are actually actors but it has been done before on a smaller scale.他的亲朋好友其实是演员 但以前是规模较小的
285In the 1990s a Japanese man was persuaded to spend more than a year locked in a flat and having to1990年代,一名日本男子被说服关在一间公寓里一年多,不得不
286undergo all sorts of horrible challenges in order to win a cash prize.接受各种可怕的挑战 才能赢得奖金
287What he didn't know was that他不知道的是,他不知道的就是,他不知道,他不知道,他不知道,他不知道
288everything he did was being broadcast and when he came out he discovered he was one of the most他做的每件事都是广播 当他出来时 他发现他是最棒的
289famous people in Japan.日本著名人士.
290He was a celebrity.他是个名人
291Paul Moss.保罗・莫斯。
292To South Korea where the government is facing南韩政府面临
293校对:Soup
294that's the UN agency that safeguards cultural heritage.这是保护文化遗产的联合国机构。
295South Korea's tardiness when it comes韩国的迟到
296{\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}让朝鲜能为这场受欢迎的运动 获得唯一的历史功劳 {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}而现在
297around the world.环绕世界.
298The newsroom's Pete Ross told us more about why people in South Korea are so upset.新闻编辑室的皮特·罗斯(Pete Ross)更告诉我们,为什么韩国人这么不高兴.
299I think from k-pop to kimchi Korean culture has had a bit of a well quite a global impact in我认为从k-pop到Kimchi 韩国文化 已经产生了相当好的全球影响
300recent years and taekwondo which is as you see one of the world's most popular martial arts and近年和跆拳道 你们看到的是世界上最受欢迎的武术之一
301renowned for fast high spinning kicks and also its status as an Olympic sport is another cultural以快速高转球而闻名,其奥林匹克运动地位也是另一种文化
302export people on the whole of the peninsula are rightly proud of.整个半岛的出口者理所当然地感到自豪。
303This particular row though has不过这段话
304gained some traction because on Wednesday a government official an official in Seoul因为星期三一位政府官员在汉城
305revealed that Pyongyang had actually approached South Korea first about a joint bid however they平壤实际上首先与韩国进行联合竞标,
306didn't take them up on the offer and that left the road clear for North Korea to get its bid in with这给朝鲜留下了通畅的路 让朝鲜与我们合作
307UNESCO.教科文组织。
308That's reaching final approval next month and that's raised fear by people in South Korea下个月就要得到最后的认可了 韩国人对此感到恐惧
309that it's seeding historical leadership over its martial art.它引领着历史上的武术领袖
310Now at this point of course I think现在,我当然认为
311it should be pointed out that the martial art itself originated in the 1940s before the Korean应当指出的是,武术本身起源于朝鲜人之前的1940年代
312war so both countries have a fair claim to it.战争使得两国都有公平的权利主张。
313However like several cultural things that have然而,像一些 文化的东西有
314divided since the countries have split they are two very distinctive things now.分裂了,因为国家已经分裂了 它们现在是两个非常不同的事物。
315The sport that运动
316many people recognise is the one that we see at the Olympics when people have these pads on在奥运会上,许多人都认识到,当人们在奥运会上看到这些垫子时,
317it's very fast paced and there's a kind of point scoring system the North Korean martial art is速度非常快 朝鲜的武术 有一种分数系统
318different from that.不一样
319Also it's been revealed that there's another reason why South Korea也有人透露 韩国有另一个原因
320hasn't got its bid in and essentially the way that UNESCO takes in these bids it's got a list并没有得到它的投标方式 基本上教科文组织在这些投标的方式 它有一个列表
321and South Korea's got many bids in for other things.韩国也有很多其他的投标
322Perhaps it has precedent over Taekwondo也许这比跆拳道有先例
323and that's angered some particularly martial arts fans.这令一些特别的武术爱好者感到愤怒.
324Interesting but to go back to this idea of有意思,但回到这个想法
325a possible joint bid North and South Korea have made joint bids to UNESCO before right?朝鲜和南朝鲜曾经向教科文组织联合投标,
326Yeah they是啊,他们
327successfully did it in 2018 over Seudum which is traditional Korean wrestling.2018年成功战胜了韩国传统摔跤手Seudum.
328They actually他们其实
329submitted two separate bids and it was UNESCO that kind of mediated between the two and said双方进行了调解,并说
330why don't you try putting in a joint bid and that was the first ever joint bid to be accepted.为什么你不尝试进行联合招标 这是有史以来第一个被接受的联合招标
331Cultural and sporting things are perhaps one of the places where North and South Korea have been文化和体育领域或许是朝鲜和韩国曾经存在的地方之一。
332able to meet and be friendly.能够见面和友善。
333There was a ping pong tournament where they had a joint team and有一个乒乓球锦标赛 他们有一个联合团队和
334actually beat some Chinese rivals in that one time that the two have kind of met and been cordial.一次,他俩相遇,很友善,他打败了一些中国对手。
335Pete Ross we end the podcast where we began with the U.S. midterm elections.皮特·罗斯 我们结束了播客 我们开始的地方 美国中期选举。
336While most of the虽然大多数
337results are in there are still a few contests that have not yet concluded and one of those比赛结果中仍然有几场比赛尚未结束,其中一场比赛尚未结束。
338is the Senate race in Alaska.是阿拉斯加的参议院比赛
339Our correspondent Shama Khalil sent this report from Anchorage.我们的记者Shama Khalil 从安克雷奇寄了这个报告。
340This is the home of one of the most closely watched races that we've had这里是我们最亲近的种族之一的家园
341throughout the elections.在整个选举期间。
342Alaskans wake up today with a Senate race that is still neck and neck.阿拉斯加人今天醒来, 参议院的比赛, 仍然是颈部和颈部。
343Mary Platola the Democrat and Dan Sullivan the Republican are just level when it comes to民主党人玛丽·普拉托拉和共和党人丹·沙利文 都只是平庸的
344the results that have been counted and even though we don't have an outright result yet the fact that已经计算的结果 尽管我们没有直接的结果
345the incumbent Republican is struggling to maintain his seat that he's so close with the Democrat现任的共和党人正在努力保住他的席位 他和民主党人关系如此密切
346tells you how vulnerable the Republicans have become and how well the Democrats have done here告诉你共和党人变得多么脆弱 民主党人在这里的表现如何
347in Alaska that's normally comfortably Republican and has that has a lot to do with what we've heard在阿拉斯加,这通常是舒适的共和党人 和我们听到的有很多关系
348so far from the rest of the country.至今离别国.
349It's cost of living, it's diesel fuel, it's the fishing生活费,柴油,捕鱼费
350industry which Mary Platola has campaigned on.玛丽·普拉托拉所倡导的行业。
351Dan Sullivan 宣传他的经验
352investments that he's brought here but I think one point of contention that I've heard from his他带来的投资 但我觉得有一点有争议
353supporters is the fact that he's been endorsed by President Trump.支持者就是他得到了特朗普总统的认可.
354One voter has actually told me I有一个选民告诉我
355was chatting to him before we came on air he said it's like the kiss of death and I think being在我们上台前跟他聊天 他说这就像死亡之吻 我想是
356backed by President Trump has turned a lot of people away.在特朗普总统的支持下 很多人都转身离开
357It could be days, it could be weeks可能是几天,也可能是几周
358but this Senate race has turned from a crucial race to win for the Democrats to a nice to have.但这次参议院比赛 已经从为民主党赢得胜利的重要赛事 变成了一场好赛事
359If Mary Platola wins it will widen the Democratic wave.如果玛丽·普拉托拉获胜,那将会扩大民主浪潮。
360If the incumbent Republican keeps his seat如果现任共和党人保住他的席位
361it will be a bright point for that party in an otherwise very bruising election for them.对于该党来说,这将是一个光明点,否则将给他们带来极大的伤害。
362And that's all from us for now.现在都是我们送的
363If you want to get in touch you can email us at globalpodcast如果你想联系,你可以在环球播发电子邮件给我们
364在bbc.co.uk(英语:Bbc.
365You can also find us on X at BBC World Service.你可以在英国广播公司世界服务公司找到我们
366Use the hashtag global news pod使用全球新闻标牌
367and don't forget our sister podcast the global story which goes in depth and beyond the headlines别忘了我们姐姐播了全球新闻,
368on one big story.一个大故事
369This edition of the global news podcast was mixed by Russell Newlove,这版全球新闻播客 混合了罗素纽洛夫,
370the editor is Karen Martin.编辑是凯伦・马丁
371I'm Celia Hatton until next time goodbye.我是西莉亚・哈顿,下次再见
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