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一 | HONG KONG -- The governor of California opened a week-long trip to China on Monday with an assurance that his state will always be a partner on climate issues no matter how the U.S. presidential election turns out next year.Democrat Gavin Newsom's visit comes as U.S.-Chinese relations witnessed a sharp deterioration in recent years due to trade disputes, U.S. support for self-governing Taiwan and human rights concerns, among other contentious issues.Attempting to reinforce his state's role as a global leader on climate change, Newsom began his visit with a climate-themed discussion at the University of Hong Kong. He told the audience they “can rely on California,” while addressing claims that the United States is not a reliable ally.“I want you to know, regardless of what happens nationally, sub-nationally, you have a partner in the state of California,” he said. Climate remains one area where collaboration is seen as possible and necessary. Both countries appear to have fully re-engaged in the run-up to the next U.N. climate change conference, which opens Nov. 30 in Dubai.Newsom said China and the U.S. have long-standing partnerships on the issue of climate change that he wanted to build upon. Li Yongsheng, deputy commissioner of the Chinese foreign ministry in Hong Kong, said at the opening of the event that China-US relations “have shown positive signs of rebounding," and that he believed Newsom's visit will be productive.Other attendees included Gregory May, U.S. consul general in Hong Kong, Eden Woon, the president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, and Elsie Leung, Hong Kong former secretary for justice. But Newsome's trip to China has drawn concerns from some 60 advocacy groups and non-governmental organizations. They expressed their disappointment in a joint statement Friday characterizing the governor’s trip as a move to “explicitly turn away from engaging on critical human rights issues.”Asked if the only way to make progress on climate matters with China is not to mention human rights issues, Newsom denied the tradeoff, saying, “we can do many things at once.” After his Hong Kong trip, he will head to Beijing, Shanghai and the provinces of Guangdong and Jiangsu. He will visit the first Chinese city to deploy an all-electric bus fleet, tour an offshore wind facility and see Tesla’s Shanghai Gigafactory. He will sign agreements with leaders of various Chinese provinces to set mutual commitments on a host of climate goals.Newsom’s agenda also includes conversations on “strengthening cultural ties and combating xenophobia,” and promoting economic development and tourism.Governors of California, which has an economy larger than most countries, have a long history of climate collaboration with China. Democrat Jerry Brown and Republican Arnold Schwarzenegger also traveled there to swap knowledge on reducing air pollution and emissions, and since leaving office, Brown has launched the California-China Climate Institute at the University of California, Berkeley.。

联合国大会当地时间5月10日举行紧急特别会议，通过了涉巴勒斯坦决议，认定巴勒斯坦符合《联合国宪章》规定的联合国会员国资格。巴勒斯坦常驻联合国观察员曼苏尔在投票前呼吁各国投赞成票，并数度哽咽。决议通过引起全场掌声，多国代表向曼苏尔拥抱祝贺。许多中国网友也对此决议留言给巴勒斯坦驻华使馆，表示支持和祝福。

北京时间5月10日深夜，联合国大会紧急特别会议以143票赞成、9票反对、25票弃权的表决结果通过决议，认定巴勒斯坦国符合《联合国宪章》规定的联合国会员国资格，应被接纳为联合国会员国。决议建议安理会重新“从有利角度”审议巴勒斯坦的“入联”申请。

在联大进行投票前的发言中，巴勒斯坦常驻联合国观察员曼苏尔几度哽咽，呼吁各国投下赞成票。

曼苏尔在发言中多次提到：“我们想要和平，我们想要自由。”当说到“成千上万的人民被杀害”时，曼苏尔声音颤抖。