2025年10月9日 19:40 （2025年10月9日 19:42 更新）[有料会員限定記事]
【北京共同】中国商務省は9日、レアアース（希土類）の輸出管理を厳格化すると発表しました。レアアースそのものだけでなく、採掘や精錬などに必要な技術の輸出も対象にするとのことです。
この措置は、軍事目的での利用を防ぐことを狙いとしています。
※この記事は有料会員限定です。残り463文字は7日間無料トライアル（1日37円）で読み放題。年払いプランならさらにお得です。
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title: 石破首相の「万博外交」最終盤 ハイチ議長と治安で意見交換
date: 2025-10-09 19:26
category: 政治
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石破茂首相は9日、カリブ海の島国ハイチのサンシル暫定大統領評議会議長と首相官邸で会談した。
大阪・関西万博のナショナルデー出席のため来日した各国要人らとの「万博外交」は、13日の閉幕を控えて最終盤を迎えている。
会談では治安問題について意見交換が行われ、両者は今後の協力に向けて連携を確認した。
（写真：ハイチのサンシル暫定大統領評議会議長（左）と握手する石破首相＝9日午後、首相官邸）
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https://www.nishinippon.co.jp/item/1409479/
【政治】自民党、税制調査会長に小野寺氏が就任 宮沢氏の後任に
2025年10月9日 20:28（10月9日 20:30 更新）
自民党は、退任する宮沢洋一税制調査会長の後任に、小野寺五典前政調会長を起用する方向で調整に入ったことが、関係者の話で明らかになった。
高市早苗総裁は、前向きなガソリン税の暫定税率廃止や所得税に関わる政策を推進しており、小野寺氏の起用はこれらの課題に対応する狙いがあるとみられている。
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https://www.nishinippon.co.jp/item/1409502/
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have begun adjusting their deployment lines within the Gaza Strip in preparation for the upcoming implementation of ceasefire agreements, expected to take effect this weekend.
Currently, the IDF is operating in Gaza City, ensuring strategic positioning aligns with the terms of the ceasefire. These adjustments are part of coordinated efforts to facilitate a smooth transition following the cessation of hostilities.
Photo credit: IDF Spokesperson Unit
https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/defense-news/article-869867
**British PM Keir Starmer Begins Historic First Visit to India with Focus on Trade**
**New Delhi:** British Prime Minister Keir Starmer commenced his maiden visit to India on an unusual yet engaging note aboard his British Airways flight from London to Mumbai. A video surfaced showing Starmer greeting passengers by saying, “This is the Prime Minister. I’m in the cockpit. This is the biggest trade mission to India that the UK has ever sent. I’m looking forward to working with you as we explore all the opportunities in our new free trade agreement.”
**PM Modi’s Warm Welcome**
Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended a warm welcome to Starmer on his “historic first visit to India.” Posting on X, Modi expressed optimism about their upcoming meeting:
_”Looking forward to our meeting tomorrow for advancing our shared vision of a stronger, mutually prosperous future.”_
**Details of the Visit**
Starmer is on a two-day visit to India, accompanied by a robust 125-strong business delegation. Upon arrival in Mumbai, he visited the iconic Yash Raj Film studio and also took part in a football event, signaling a blend of cultural engagement and diplomacy.
Following the informal activities, Starmer prepared for discussions with External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar. These talks are a prelude to his meeting with PM Modi, where both leaders plan to review the progress made under the India-UK Comprehensive Strategic Partnership aligned with their ambitious ‘Vision 2035.’
Trade tops the agenda of the visit, with Starmer’s delegation aiming to capitalize on opportunities arising from the recently signed trade agreement. This deal aspires to double bilateral trade between the two nations to nearly $100 billion by 2030.
**Trade Agreement Under Scrutiny**
While the agreement marks a significant milestone, it is still undergoing scrutiny by the British Parliament. The House of Lords International Agreements Committee launched an inquiry on September 10, focusing on the potential benefits and risks for the UK, broader geopolitical implications, and the future of UK-India relations.
Lord Goldsmith, chair of the committee, emphasized these focal points amid ongoing evaluations.
**Indian Perspective on the Agreement**
Ambassador Ruchi Ghanashyam, former High Commissioner to the UK, acknowledged the agreement’s ambitious roadmap to deepen economic ties over the medium and long term but also highlighted areas needing further work.
“We are yet to see easing of visas from the UK side, but important agreements covering migration, mobility, and social security contributions of Indian nationals working in the UK are definitely steps in the right direction,” she noted. “There is a strong logic behind forging stronger bilateral ties between India and the UK, and governments in both countries recognize this.”
**Visa Issues: A Point of Friction**
Visa policies remain a slight point of friction in the India-UK relationship. Starmer clearly stated during an interaction with reporters in Mumbai that visa issues would not be discussed on this visit.
Rahul RoyChaudhury, Senior Fellow for South and Central Asian Defence, Strategy, and Diplomacy at the UK-based International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), described this as expected given the domestic political climate in the UK.
“Immigration has become a significant political issue with recent large anti-immigration rallies in London. It is anticipated to influence the local elections in 2026 and the general elections in 2029, where the Labour party could potentially lose ground to right-wing parties,” said RoyChaudhury.
He added, “Consequently, the government is enforcing a tough crackdown on illegal immigration alongside proposals to restrict legal migration to address public concerns.”
**Engagement at CEO Forum and Global Fintech Fest 2025**
Starmer and Modi are also scheduled to participate jointly in the CEO Forum and the Global Fintech Fest 2025 on Thursday, further underlining the commitment to expand economic and technological cooperation.
**Addressing Concerns on Sikh Extremism**
On India’s concerns regarding Sikh extremism, experts believe Starmer’s government has countered the expectations of Sikh separatists that the Labour administration might sympathize with their cause.
“There is now heightened awareness within the British government about the detrimental impact of Sikh separatists in the UK, and a clear intent to prevent a situation akin to what has been seen in parts of Canada and the US,” asserted RoyChaudhury.
Ambassador Ghanashyam agreed, emphasizing balance: “While the two sides will continue to engage on this subject, it is important not to blow the issue out of proportion. Sikh separatists are a small group and do not represent the majority view of the Sikh community in the UK.”
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**Summary**
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s inaugural trip to India signals a broadened and deepened collaboration between the two nations, especially in trade and economic partnerships. While challenges such as visa issues and security concerns remain, both countries appear committed to advancing their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership for a mutually prosperous future.
https://www.freepressjournal.in/world/this-is-the-prime-minister-uk-pm-keir-starmer-surprises-british-airways-co-passengers-from-cockpit-on-maiden-india-visit-video
Villagers from Navi Mumbai and adjoining coastal districts have expressed deep disappointment following the inauguration of the Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA). During the event, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis made only passing references to the late farmer leader D. B. Patil, without officially announcing that the airport would be named after him.
Just before the ceremony, Dashrat Patil, President of the NMIA Kruti Samiti (All-Party Action Committee), had expressed optimism. “I am sure today is the day the airport will get its much-deserved name. Our hard work will not go waste,” he said.
### Hopes Dashed Despite PM and CM Mentions
However, during the inauguration, PM Modi merely stated, “Today I would also like to remember the great leader D. B. Patil, who toiled for farmers and remains an inspiration to all of us.” Similarly, Chief Minister Fadnavis acknowledged Patil’s contributions but stopped short of making any formal naming declaration.
“When Fadnavis called out D. B. Patil’s name, we were hopeful it was about the airport naming,” shared Dashrat Patil. “It was a huge disappointment. He had earlier assured us that the Prime Minister had agreed in principle, but nothing was mentioned today.”
The Kruti Samiti has announced plans to meet CM Fadnavis within the next ten days to seek documentary clarity on the airport naming process.
### Locals Threaten Political Action
According to Nilesh Patil, a member of the Action Committee representing project-affected persons (PAPs), the silence from the Prime Minister has triggered anger among locals. “We were all waiting to hear that the airport would be named after our leader. It’s really disappointing, and there will be repercussions,” he said.
Leaders of the committee and representatives of affected villages have hinted at intensifying their agitation and potentially taking decisive political steps ahead of the upcoming civic elections.
### Long-Standing Demand Across Coastal Maharashtra
The demand to name NMIA after D. B. Patil has been a decades-long movement, uniting villages from Mumbai, Thane, Raigad, Ratnagiri, and Sindhudurg districts. These communities are collectively represented by the D. B. Patil Navi Mumbai Airport Naming All-Party Action Committee.
A massive morcha (protest march) planned for October 6 was postponed after Chief Minister Fadnavis assured further talks.
“We would not let any flight take off if the naming is not done,” warned Dhanraj Mungaji from the committee. “It was a golden day for aviation, and today the announcement should have been made. We are extremely disappointed, but our fight will continue.”
https://www.freepressjournal.in/mumbai/navi-mumbai-airport-inauguration-leaves-villagers-disappointed-over-no-d-b-patil-naming-announcement
MANILA, Philippines – Now that we have finally enacted the Enhanced Fiscal Regime for Large-Scale Metallic Mining (under Republic Act No. 12253), I want to explain why I fought so hard for one particular element of this law: transparency.
As governor of Albay, I stood firmly against irresponsible mining. I was a supporter of Alyansa…
https://business.inquirer.net/551622/the-wealth-beneath-our-soil-should-serve-the-filipino-people
FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) —
A former Wyoming library director who was fired amid an uproar over books with sexual content has become the center of a heated debate on free speech and censorship.
The controversy began when several parents raised concerns about certain titles available to young readers, leading to widespread discussions in the community and local media coverage.
Supporters of the director argue that removing books from library shelves infringes on intellectual freedom, while opponents believe some materials are inappropriate for children.
As the debate continues, the incident highlights broader national conversations about the role of libraries, parental control, and access to information in public spaces.
https://wtop.com/education/2025/10/wyoming-library-director-fired-amid-book-dispute-wins-700000-settlement/
President Trump announced that Israel would begin pulling back troops in the first phase of the agreement.
This development has raised hopes that the two-year war in Gaza may be nearing its end.
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2025/10/08/world/israel-hamas-gaza-ceasefire
Israel Optimistic About Prospects of Reaching a Gaza Deal, Sources Tell ‘Post’
An additional source stated that, as the deal currently stands, Marwan Barghouti and Ahmad Saadat will not be released.
Families of Israelis held hostage by Hamas terrorists in Gaza built a sukkah outside the Prime Minister’s residence in Jerusalem, displaying photographs of the hostages on October 5, 2025.
(Photo Credit: Chaim Goldbeg/FLASH90)
By AMICHAI STEIN, Jerusalem Post Staff
https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/article-869809
