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大家好，我是國際三條線的小編Oscar。

今天TODAY看世界我們的主題是川普的演說。從早上十點多，團隊就緊盯著川普總統想要傳達的訊息，和各大媒體的即時轉播報導開始，趕稿到下午。

如果想要了解背景，可以參考第一條和第二條線，內容是昨日的副總統演說和威斯康辛州的衝突。川普真的有直接指名發生在該州的種族暴動示威。

第三條線也跟暴力有關係，我選擇香港去年發生的元朗白衣人暴力事件。結果香港當局正在拘捕當時錄製影片的立法會議員，原來元朗事件的下一步竟是如此。

另外，通知大家一則速報，請看第四條線，日本安倍首相今天表明辭意。

🔎以下是今天的國際三條線

▪️國際：美國大選：彭斯確認提名後狠批拜登，特朗普轉發陳光誠共和黨黨代會演講

https://www.bbc.com/zhongwen/trad/world-53929997

👉劃重點：美國現任副總統彭斯（Mike Pence）正式接受共和黨副總統參選人提名。隨後他於美東時間8月26日晚間在共和黨全國代表大會上對民主黨參選人拜登發起了攻擊，稱如果拜登贏得11月的大選，暴力行為會蔓延全美國。

彭斯在巴爾的摩的講話中強調了「法律和秩序」。 他表示，「我們將在美國街頭立下秩序。無論是在明尼阿波利斯，波特蘭還是基諾沙，暴力都必須停止。」彭斯還補充說，「我們將在美國街頭維持治安。我們不會縮減警力和經費。」

彭斯指的是上周在威斯康星州的基諾沙（Kenosha）爆發的抗議活動，抗議活動緣於當地警察涉嫌槍擊一名非裔民眾。

▪️國際：美國威斯康辛州槍擊案始末：警員「連開七槍」射傷黑人， 再次引發多處暴力抗議

https://www.bbc.com/zhongwen/trad/world-53931406

👉劃重點:美國威斯康辛州一名黑人被警員連開多槍射至重傷的事件，引發美國多個城市爆發抗議，並演變成暴力衝突。

威斯康辛州檢察總長已經公開當時開槍的警員姓名。

美國總統特朗普派出聯邦執法人員前往基諾沙（Kenosha），併發推文指，他們是要去打擊「美國街頭的搶劫、縱火、暴力和不法狀況」。

與此同時，由於運動員罷賽抗議，NBA等多項美國國內體育賽事亦在同一天宣告多場比賽暫停。

▪️國際：兩名立法會議員被捕，港府欲改寫元朗事件敘事

https://cn.nytimes.com/china/20200827/hongkong-arrests-lawmakers/zh-hant/

👉劃重點:這些畫面震驚了香港，並將香港當局置於全球的聚光燈下。在一段不停抖動的手機影片中，只見一群身穿白色T恤、身份不明的男子揮舞著棍棒，在一個地鐵站襲擊了一群手無寸鐵的民眾，其中一些人剛從支持民主的抗議活動中回來。根本看不到警察在哪兒。

一年多後的本週三，香港警方採取果斷行動處理了這起襲擊事件，包括逮捕錄製這段影片的一名立法會議員。

隨著中共加強對香港的控制而持續鎮壓異見人士，前反腐調查員林卓廷是兩名被捕的立法會議員之一。作為這一努力的另一部分，香港當局正越來越多地試圖改變相關敘述，將鎮壓行動稱之為在一個其所謂越來越難以治理的城市所必須的法治補救措施。

▪️國際：避免宿疾惡化干擾國政 NHK：日本首相安倍晉三決定請辭

https://udn.com/news/story/6809/4816981

👉劃重點:日本NHK於28日報導，首相安倍晉三為避免宿疾惡化干擾國家大政，已決定辭職。

共同社轉述自民黨消息人士說法指出，安倍自認健康狀況惡化，判斷已無法繼續履行首相職務。

安倍於2012年12月二次組閣至今已7年半，自民黨內處於「安倍獨強」狀態，但新冠肺炎對應不力，內閣民意支持度重挫。

安倍此時下台，也將把推動修憲與北韓綁架日本人問題等棘手問題留給繼任者處理。
安倍將於台北時間下午4時，在首相官邸召開記者會。自民黨將盡速舉行黨魁選舉，以選出下任黨政領導人。

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🔎以下是今天的國際三條線

▪️國際：美國大選前朝鮮閲兵展示新型彈道導彈引國際關注

https://www.bbc.com/zhongwen/trad/world-54500449

👉劃重點：分析人士認為，此時展示了新型洲際彈道導彈等一系列具備核威懾能力的戰略武器，向外界尤其是美國傳遞出新的強硬信號。

隨後，美國行政部高官10日就朝鮮閲兵式表示，對朝鮮推進核導開發項目深感失望，並敦促朝方重回無核化談判軌道。美國國防部發言人也表示，正對朝鮮在閲兵式上公開的新型戰略武器進行精密分析，並與地區盟友就此進行商議。

▪️國際：美國頭號貿易鷹派為何轉而維護中國

https://cn.nytimes.com/business/20201010/china-robert-lighthizer/zh-hant/

👉劃重點：在涉及中國及其貿易做法的問題上，現任美國貿易代表羅伯特·E·萊特希澤(Robert E. Lighthizer)幾十年來一直是華盛頓人士中最嚴厲的批評者之一。

但自從今年1月出面與北京達成貿易協議以來，他已變成美國政府內部最替中國說話的人士之一，成為想在中國對待穆斯林少數民族問題上懲罰中國、與台灣開展貿易談判的國會議員和其他白宮高級官員的障礙。

據幾名前政府官員和其他知情人士透露，在過去幾個月裡，萊特希澤已推遲了幾項激怒北京的政策措施，他認為這些努力會破壞他和川普總統花了兩年多時間努力達成的美中貿易協議。

萊特希澤也已減少了對中國的公開批評，而是對北京維護貿易協議、履行其義務的努力大加稱讚。

▪️國際：NBA／詹姆斯來湖人就對了！G6「大三元」滅熱火奪隊史17冠

https://udn.com/news/story/7002/4926845

👉劃重點：「紫金軍團」洛杉磯湖人這次闖進季後賽，陸續遭遇波特蘭拓荒者、休士頓火箭、丹佛金塊，他們連3輪都以4比1輕鬆過關，總冠軍賽遭遇邁阿密熱火頑強抵抗，但最終仍拿下隊史第17座總冠軍，這也讓湖人追平世仇波士頓塞爾蒂克，成為聯盟史上奪冠次數最多的球隊。

湖人上次拿下總冠軍是2010年，當時「黑曼巴」布萊恩（Kobe Bryant）與「西班牙鬥牛士」加索（Pau Gasol）聯手率領球隊完成2連霸。

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Shaq attacked, Kobe bounced back and the Los Angeles Lakers got on track.

The Lakers responded like defending champions and evened the NBA Finals at one game each with a 98-89 victory over the feisty Philadelphia 76ers.

Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant both had huge games for the Lakers, who were stunned in overtime in Game One but found a way to slow down Allen Iverson. They held the league Most Valuable Player to 23 points, 10 off his playoff average and less than half of his 48-point explosion in the opener.

O'Neal flirted with the first quadruple-double in Finals history with 28 points, 20 rebounds, nine assists and a record-tying eight blocked shots. Working against Defensive Player of the Year Dikembe Mutombo, he was a one-man wrecking crew in the last five minutes of the third quarter, when the Lakers grabbed control.

"Coach wanted to me to protect the basket more," said O'Neal, who tied a record shared by Bill Walton, Hakeem Olajuwon and Patrick Ewing. "We felt they were getting too many easy shots the first half. So I just tried to step up my defense in the second half."

"I thought Shaq was the dramatically better defensive player in this game," Lakers coach Phil Jackson said.

After a poor performance in Game One, Bryant reminded everyone that he is a superstar, too. He scored 31 points and was extremely aggressive on the offensive end, giving Philadelphia's defense fits.

"I was so upset after Game One," Bryant said. "I didn't want to come out and try to do too much to start the game and take us out of the rhythm of our offense."

"Kobe obviously got a little more room today," Jackson said. "He got some rhythm in his shot and he played a much better game."

Derek Fisher, who was shut out in the opener, also bounced back nicely with 14 points, including a clutch 3-pointer down the stretch. The shot turned back a last-gasp rally by the 76ers, who threw another scare into the heavily favored Lakers.

Even with Iverson frustrated, Philadelphia cut a 13-point deficit in the fourth quarter to 89-86 with more than two minutes to go. But the 76ers stalled themselves by making a Shaq-like 6-of-16 free throws in the final period, including four misses each by Iverson and rookie Raja Bell.

In the waning seconds, Iverson and Bryant got into a heated shouting match and had to be separated by teammates and referees.

"In the heat of the battle, nothing's friendly," Bryant said.

"Ask him," Iverson said. "That's just basketball, man."

Bryant, Fisher and Tyronn Lue combined to do a credible job on Iverson, who made just 10-of-29 shots. He was hit in the face three times in the first half but did not go to the line until the fourth quarter. During the season, Iverson averaged 10 free throws per game.

"As much punishment as I take out there, things that I go through out there, I just can't remember the last time I only went to the free throw line (four times)," Iverson said.

"I would hope he'll get a little more respect," Sixers coach Larry Brown said.

Game Three is Sunday in Philadelphia, where the series shifts for the next three games. The Sixers are trying to win their first title since 1983.

O'Neal's overpowering third quarter gave the Lakers a 77-67 lead going into the final period. Iverson got a technical foul for arguing a non-call after shooting an airball on a 3-pointer at the buzzer.

Iverson's first free throws came at the 10:31 mark and he missed both. Bryant had a 3-pointer, lobbed to O'Neal for a dunk and made a pair at the line to give LA its largest lead at 86-73 with 7:10 left.

But O'Neal took a seat with his fifth foul 32 seconds later and the Sixers began their customary comeback. They pressured the ball, forced bad shots and attacked the basket, creeping within 89-86 with 2:24 to play.

"We ended up taking a game that was relatively benign and making it pretty exciting in the end," Jackson said. "We did it through no good clock management or ball management."

"They keep on coming. They play hard," Bryant said. "You have to respect that."

Los Angeles committed six fouls and five turnovers as Philadelphia fought back without a single point from Iverson, who missed two more from the line during the rally. Bell missed three early in the surge.

"The way we kept fighting back and coming back, I think we spent a lot of energy," Brown said. "Maybe that affected us a little when we went to the free-throw line late."

The Lakers dumped it in to O'Neal, who was double-teamed before finding Fisher, whose 3-pointer from the top opened a 92-86 lead with 2:08 to go.

"He's not only a great scorer on the post, he's a tremendous passer," said Brown, whose squad used more double-teams than in Game One. "That's what you get. You've got to take some poison."

"The reason why I kicked the ball out a lot (was) because they doubled," O'Neal said. "When teams double us, I look to get my other guys involved."

Eric Snow, who earlier took a charge from the 330-pound O'Neal, missed a jumper and Bryant zipped a pass to Ron Harper for a layup with 1:19 left. Iverson made a 3-pointer 16 seconds later but Philadelphia did not score again.

The Lakers shot 47 percent (38-of-81) from the field despite missing their first nine 3-pointers. O'Neal helped them to a 52-42 edge on the glass and got Bryant out in the open court for some easy baskets. Los Angeles had 13 blocks, a Finals record.

"That started our transition," Bryant said. "By him getting blocks, that enabled us guards to get out and run the floor and get easy opportunities."

Mutombo had 16 points and 13 boards for the Sixers, who shot just 39 percent (34-of-87). Aaron McKie scored 14 points, Todd MacCulloch had a playoff career-high 13 and Snow added 12.

In the last five minutes of the third quarter, O'Neal flashed all of the skills that make him the game's best player. He fed Robert Horry and Bryant for dunks around a pair of blocks, giving the Lakers the lead for good at 65-61.

After missing 5-of-6 from the line in the first half, O'Neal made 3-of-4. He added a dunk and smothered MacCulloch, leading to a runner by Bryant for a 72-65 lead. Fisher closed the quarter with a steal, dunk and 3-pointer off a pass from O'Neal.

"Shaq made some very nice passes off the post," Jackson said.

Bryant made 11-of-23 shots. As expected, he came out firing and scored 12 points in the first quarter. Iverson missed his first four shots and Philadelphia looked like it was in trouble as Mutombo and forward Tyrone Hill went to bench with their second fouls 19 seconds apart.

But MacCulloch and Matt Geiger came on and played solid, combining for 11 points over the next nine minutes. A layup by MacCulloch gave the Sixers a 40-33 lead with 6:36 left in the second quarter and Mutombo and Hill returned.

Mutombo backed off O'Neal, allowing him to take over down low. He scored 10 points over the next four minutes to give LA a 45-43 lead with 1:46 remaining.

In the first half, Iverson did not attempt a free throw and the Lakers did not make a 3-pointer, missing seven. Bryant scored 16 points, one more than his total for Game One.

In their first playoff game in eight years, the Philadelphia 76ers showed the poise of postseason veterans down the stretch.

NBA scoring champion Allen Iverson scored 30 points in his first playoff game and the play of 7-footer Matt Geiger in the fourth quarter lifted Philadelphia to a 104-90 victory over the Orlando Magic in the opener of their Eastern Conference first-round series.

"I am still excited about this game," Iverson said. "I feel like I could still play another 48 minutes. The crowd was against us and it was just great playing in that kind of atmosphere. This was my first one, and I would love to play in a lot more."

"Allen told me he got 15 minutes of sleep last night, that was 15 more than I expected," said 76ers coach Larry Brown, who took his record sixth different organization to the playoffs. "It was a big thing for him to finally get here."

The game was tied at 78-78 with eight minutes left when the 76ers went on a 23-8 run over the next seven minutes to put away the game. Geiger scored 10 of his playoff career-high 23 points in that span. He also finished with a postseason-high 10 rebounds.

"I think their big guys focused on Allen a lot," Geiger said. "I got to some key spots and my teammates found me. I am feeling good about my shot right now."

Geiger, who was signed as a free agent to a six-year, $48 million contract before the season, averaged 13.5 points in 50 games during the regular season.

With Orlando's defense scrambling to double-team Iverson whenever he drove, the 76ers took advantage and grabbed 24 offensive rebounds. As a result, Philadelphia held a huge 57-36 edge on the boards.

"When you get beat by 21 rebounds in a game you are going to have a major uphill battle to stay in the game," Magic coach Chuck Daly said.

While Orlando forwards Horace Grant, Bo Outlaw and Derek Strong and centers Ike Austin and Michael Doleac converged on Iverson when he often beat his primary defender off the dribble, George Lynch was able to snake inside and grab seven offensive rebounds, many of which he converted into easy follow shots. He finished with playoff career highs 15 points and 12 rebounds.

"We try and think of ourselves as a physical team and try and rebound," Lynch said. "Today, I took it upon myself to grab every offensive rebound."

Penny Hardaway, playing with a torn ligament in his right wrist, led the Magic with 19 points but just three in the second half. Hardaway appeared reluctant to shoot from the outside because of the injury and was just 4-of-13 from the field.

Orlando's potent three-guard alignment of Hardaway, Nick Anderson and Darrell Armstrong combined to shoot just 16-of-49. Anderson and Armstrong each scored 18 points, but Anderson was 6-of-22 from the field and converted just 2-of-12 3-pointers. Armstrong hit four 3-pointers, but also had seven turnovers.

"They played well, they played their hearts out," Armstrong said. "They crashed the boards, they did everything they had to do. Give them credit, they played harder than we did."

Game Two of the best-of-five series is Tuesday night at Orlando. The Magic's 21-4 home record was the best in the East during the regular season.

Daly, known for instituting a special defensive strategy against Michael Jordan which became known as the "Jordan Rules" while coaching the Detroit Pistons to back-to-back NBA titles in 1989 and 1990, made special contingencies for Iverson.

During the regular season, Iverson averaged 22.7 points in three games against the Magic, but shot just 37 percent from the field.

Today, Daly again used a multitude of defenders against Iverson, who made 12-of-29 shots. Along with Orlando's three guards, forwards Matt Harpring and Outlaw also took turns on Iverson. But none could stop Iverson from effectively driving to the basket, which caused Orlando's interior defenders to scramble out of position, leaving the Sixers free to crash the boards.

"We've done about everything," Daly said. "I think no matter what you do he is going to get 25 points. We don't have the quickness to double him. We have to run at him with Derek Strong, Ike Austin and Michael Doleac."

"I really don't think anybody can guard me," Iverson said. "I am not being conceited. I just believe in my God-given ability. I don't think anybody can guard me one-on-one."

Despite being pounded on the boards and shooting poorly, Orlando hung tough through most of the second half and even took a 76-75 lead on a follow shot by rookie Michael Doleac with 9:18 left.

Tyrone Hill rebounded Iverson's miss and converted a follow shot while being fouled. He added the free throw to give the 76ers a two-point lead but Orlando tied it on Anderson's lane hook.

Just 5-of-17 in the second half, Iverson gave the Sixers the lead for good when he faked Armstrong with a stutter-step and hit a 15-footer Geiger hit an inside basket with 6:54 left to increase the lead to 82-78.

Armstrong hit his fourth 3-pointer to pull Orlando within 82-81. After Iverson converted 1-of-2 free throws, the Magic turned the ball over twice. Lynch hit two free throws and Theo Ratliff had one to open an 86-81 lead for the Sixers.

After an illegal defense call, Armstrong hit a free throw but Hardaway missed a layup. Eric Snow set up Geiger with a perfect alley-oop pass for a dunk to give Philadelphia an 88-82 lead with just under five minutes left.

Orlando's Derek Strong and Isaac Austin hit jumpers but Geiger responded with jumpers of his own each time. The Sixers scored the next nine points to put away the game. After Ratliff hit a pair of free throws with 2:50 left, Iverson found Snow for a fast-break layup that opened a 96-86 lead with 1:56 to go.

Iverson celebrated by chest-bumping Lynch while most of the stunned sellout crowd of 15,267 filed out. Geiger hit four free throws and Snow added three in the final 86 seconds.

Iverson and Lynch combined for 20 points to help Philadelphia build a 31-22 lead after one period. Iverson hit a runner in the lane and a jumper and rookie Larry Hughes converted a follow shot and a dunk as the Sixers closed the quarter with a 9-2 run.

"We played so hard in the first quarter that I thought that might have set the tone," Brown said.

Orlando cut the deficit to 50-47 at halftime thanks to its foul shooting. Hardaway was 10-of-12 from the line in the second quarter and the Magic were 23-of-31 from the line in the first half.

Anderson drilled a 3-pointer to open the second half, tying the game. Orlando took a 57-56 lead on a 3-pointer by Armstrong with 8:54 left in the third quarter but Philadelphia scored the next six points on a tip by Ratliff, a pair of free throws by Lynch after he was fouled on an offensive rebound and two free throws by Snow.

Orlando responded with a 7-2 run and tied the game at 64-64 on a three-point play by Doleac with just under three minutes left in the third quarter.