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1、Unit1InternationalRelationsSectionB1.NorthKoreasaysitwantsarelationshipoftrustandmutualrespectwiththeUnitedStates.2.AndBrazilhasgrantedasylumtodeposedEcuadorianPresidentLucioGutierrezwhotakenrefugeeintheBrazilianembassysincehisousterWednesday.3.TheUnitedStatesgo

2、vernmenthasfrozenoftheassertsover150individualsandinstitutionsfromZimbabwe.4.U.S.SecretaryofStateCondoleezzaRicehasagainexpressedregrettoItalyovertheaccidentalkillingofanItalianintelligentagentinIraq.5.DiplomaticrelationshipbetweenVenezuelanPresidentandMexicohav

3、eworsenedsharplyinarowovercommentsbytheVenezuelanHugoChavezabouttheMexicanleaderVicenteFox.KeysforsectionBCBDCSectionCItem1EgypthasannounceditwillreduceitsdiplomaticstaffinIraqfollowingthekillingofitstopenvoyinBaghdadEhadal-Sherif.TheEgyptianForeignMinistrycalle

4、ditasecuritymeasure.ButIraq’sForeignMinistryappealedtoArabandIslamiccountiesnottobeswayedbythekidnappingandkillingofMr.Sherif,whichitsaidwasmeanttodeterthemfromupgradingdiplomaticmissioninIraq.Keys:1-（H）2-（F）3-(E)4-（A）Item2PakistaniPresidentPervezMusharrafsaysPa

5、kistanandIndiaarebothoptimisticaboutresolvingtheirdisputeovertheHimalayanregionofKashmir,whichbothcountriesclaim.InanexclusiveinterviewwiththeAssociatedPress,GeneralMusharrafsayshehopetosettletheissuewithIndianPrimeMinisterManmohanSinghwhilethey’rebothinpower.Mr

6、.SinghandGeneralMusharrafareexpectedtotrytomovetheirpeacedialogueforwardwhentheymeetnextweekinNewYorkattheUnitedNationsGeneralAssemblymeeting.Keys:Task11-(F)2-(F)3-(T)4-(F)5-(T)Task2:PakistanisettletheissuePrimeMinisterinpowermoveforwardmeet.Item3NorthKoreaisdem

7、andingthatTokyoimmediatelyliftsanctionsimposedonPyongyanginresponsetoitstest-launchofmissiles.ANorthKoreanenvoytoJapansayshiscountrywillretaliatewithstrongermeasuresifthesanctionsarenotlifted.AfterNorthKoreatest-firedsevenmissiles,TokyobarredaNorthKoreanferryfro

8、mJapaneseportsforsixmonthsandbannedNorthKoreanofficialsfromenteringthecountry.SouthKoreatodayrejectedPyongyang’srequestformilitarytalks,sayingtheywereinappropriateatt