2016年1月7日BBC聽力：瑞典實行身份檢討以削減移民進入量
Hello, I'm Neil Nunes with the BBC news.
Saudi Arabia has cut diplomatic relations with Iranamid worsening tensions following the execution byRiyadh of a prominent Shia Muslim cleric. The Saudiforeign minister Adel Al-Jubeir accused Iran ofsupporting terrorism in the region. On Saturday, protestors in Tehran stormed the Saudiembassy, denouncing the execution of Sheikh Nemer Al-Nemer and 46 others. KN of the BBC'sPersian Service has this report.
Saudi Arabia announced its decision less than 24 hours after the hardline demonstratorsstormed its embassy in Tehran, setting it on fire. There were no diplomats or staff at theembassy at the time of the attack. Now Iranian diplomats have been given 48 hours to leaveSaudi Arabia but neither side wants to escalate the tensions beyond their control. The twocountries which represent the Sunni and Shia strength of Islam are already locked in proxy warsin Yemen and in Syria. They know they have to pull back from the brink but they also feel theyhave to look and sound tough.
The British foreign office says it's examining a video released by the IS militant group whichappears to show the killing of five men accused of having spied for Britain. In the film, a manwith a British accent makes threats to the UK. A young English-speaking boy talks about killingunbelievers.
The governor of the Mexican state of Morelos has taken command of police services in 15towns following the murder of a newly elected mayor on Saturday. Graco Ramirez saidauthorities would not be intimidated by organized crime. More from our America's editorLeonardo Russia.
The mayor Gisele Mota was shot dead at her home less than 24 hour after taking office in thetown of Temixco. She was one of the many politicians backing the governor's proposals toremove power from local police. Governor Ramirez said her murder was an attempt by criminalgangs to defeat his plan. Morelos, just south of Mexico city, has become one of the country'smost violent states in recent years. Rival cartels control drug trafficking and extortion rings indifferent towns.
Sweden has introduced identity checks in attempts to reduce the number of migrants arrivingthere via Denmark. Our Europe reporter Gavin Lee has more.
More than 160,000 people arrived in the country last year. In November, Sweden joined withGermany and Austria in temporarily introducing random border checks in Europe's passport-free Schengen zone. Today's measures are more comprehensive and apply to all travelersarriving from Denmark by train, bus and boat. Those traveling without papers have beenwarned they won't be allowed to continue their journey. It's the first time since 1950s that thecontrols have been introduced and have been carried out in the Danish side of the boarder,costing the Danes an estimated 150 dollars a day. BBC news.
Fighting is continuing at an Indian air force base near the boarder with Pakistan which wasstormed by militants early on Saturday. At least 7 Indian soldiers and 4 attacker have died sofar at the Pathankot base. India's Home Secretary said two gun men were still at large.
There has been an earthquake in northeastern India near the boarders with Myanmar andBangladesh. Tremors have been felt across the region. Akbar Hossain in the Bangladesh capitalDhaka has more details.
People in Dhaka were woken at 5 am when the powerful earthquake struck. Hundreds ofthousands came out of their homes and stayed on the streets fearing an aftershock. The USGeological Service says the magnitude of earthquake was 6.8.The epicenter was around 400kilometers from Dhaka, in the Indian inner state of Manipur. Tens of millions of people cross theregion felt the tremor but there was no immediate report of causalities or damages toproperty.
Police in the US state of Oregon have accused a group of armed protestors of attempting tospark a national movement to overthrow the local and federal governments. They have urgedpeople to stay away from a wildlife refuge which has been occupied by protesters. Theoccupation was sparked by the planned jailing of two ranchers convicted of arson on federalland. It's not clear how many people are taking part in the anti-government demonstration.
Police in California say they have arrested an armed robbery suspect with the help of a selfie hetook with one of his alleged victims. Officer said 18-year-old Victor Almanza-Martinez is one ofthree men accused of stealing a car and personal belongings from 4 people last week beforedriving off. He is said to have exchanged information with one of a group of women andsnapped a photo with her.
BBC world news.
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