股市大跌後央行降準降息

　　8月28日BBC聽力：股市大跌後央行降準降息

　　Hello, I am Johnson Issac with the BBC news. Frenchprosecutors say the terror suspect who was tackledby passengers on a train last week had links toradical Islam and recently traveled to Turkey, apossible transit route to Syria. The seniorprosecutor Francois Molins formally in theinvestigation said it was clear the 25-year-old Moroccan suspect Ayoub El-Khazzani hadintended to carry out mass slaughter and he dismissed suggestions that the suspect foundhis weapons and ammunitions in a bin and intended only to carry out a robbery. "At the endof the statement which I would describe as fanciful, he said his plan involved robbing thepassengers, smashing a window and jumping out of the moving train to make his escape.During questioning, his answers became more and more evasive as investigators' questionswere tough and detailed. He claimed memory elapses or refused to reply up until a last coupleof days, I think it was yesterday when he fell back on his right to remain silent.

　　United States and Turkey have finalized a deal about Turkey's war planes taking part inairstrikes as part of a coalition campaign against Islamic State militants. Here is Garry Domighin Washington. The two countries have been discussing the cooperation of Turkish airpowerinto the fight against IS for some time. The announcement represents a win for the US.American planes have been flying out of Turkish airbases since early this month. And Turkeyhas already conducted a handful of airstrikes against IS itself. But now the Turkish airforcewould be fully integrated as part of the coalition's air stragetgy.

　　Syrian president Bashar al-Assad has expressed confidence that his Russian and Iranian allieswill stand by him. In a television interview, he rejected speculation that they might abandonhim to facilitate settlement in Syria. Jim Mill reports. President al-Assad spelled out positionswhich remain unchanged. The political efforts have been stepped up after the Iran nuclearagreement leading to speculation that there could be a breakthrough over Syria. But MrAssad said there was no imminent solution for that to happen. The outside quarterssupporting what he called terrorism involved Saudis,Kurds and others will have to stop theirbacking for the rebels. Any solution must be based first and foremost on the drive againstterrorism he said. He expressed full confidence in its Russian and Iranian allies who did notabandon their friends he said unlike the Americans.

　　China's central bank has cut interest rates in an attempt to halt dramatic slide in share prices.The main index in Shanghai closed down more than 7 percent on Tuesday after a drop of eightand a half percent on Monday, the cut was the fifth since November.

　　A South Korea ambassador to the United Nation says he thinks North Korea's recentexpression of regret of a landmind incident amounts to an apology, so says the North plantedthe mind that wounded two South Korean soldiers in the demilitarized zone. BBC news.

　　United Nation Security Council says it was immediately imposed arms embargo and targetedsanctions on South Sudan if the country's president failed to sign a peace accord. Salva Kiirindicated he would not endorse the deal on Wendesday after refusing to do so last week. TheUN panel experts said a Chinese state owned arms firm has sold South Sudan more than 20million dollars worth of weapons in recent month. Here is Mary Happer .The experts said SouthSudan have bought from the Chinese thousands of heavy weapons, nearly ten thousands ofautomatic rifles and twenty four million rounds of ammunation. It also obtained four attackhelicopters. They also said both sides in the conflict have engaged in what they described asincredible violence against civillians. The worse they said occured early this year during agovernment offense in Unity State, entire viliges were destroyed, houses burned withoccupancies inside.

　　The French medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres says it has evidence suggesting thatanti-government groups in northern Syria have used chemical weapons against civilians. MSFsays its staff in Aleppo province have treated four members of the same family who appeared tohave been exposed to a chemical agent attack last Friday. Pablo Marco is MSF's programmanager for Syria."The symptoms that the patients exhibited when our team treated them inthe hospital of Aleppo where the very thing that the Aleppo consistent with,we think those ofchemical agent. We can not certain which one to accuse, we know that the symptoms wereseen and obviously the paitient have is very consistent with mustard gas."

　　A court in Guatemala has ordered the country's 89-year-old former dictator Efrain Rios Monttcan stand trial on genocide charges despite suffering from dementia. Rios Montt was accusedof ordering tha massacre of 1700 indigenous Ixil Maya people. That's the latest BBC news.

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