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一 |     Hopping on the criticism train, former prime minister Gordon Brown bombarded the government of the incumbent PM with criticism.,Not only did he touch upon the acute economic and social issues, but also offered an unpleasant Peppa Pig flashback.,'War' With America?,Speaking with Sky News's Beth Rigby Interviews, Brown took issue with Johnson's government, particularly focusing on the approach to the Northern Ireland Protocol.,"We're at war with America over Ireland because America will not sign a trade treaty with Britain as long as we cannot sort out the issues related to Ireland," Brown said.,His remarks come in the wake of London's plans to tear up the Northern Ireland Protocol, unilaterally introducing amendments to the deal that helped avoid a hard border with Northern Ireland. The UK's intention to change the agreement have been slammed by US President Joe Biden, with several prominent UK figures, including former PM Theresa May, also weighing in on the criticism.,The Northern Ireland Protocol plans also did not help with reviving the stalled free trade agreement with the United States - one of Britain's most anticipated aspirations after leaving the European Union.,The legislation looking to amend the Northern Ireland Protocol has already passed its first Commons hurdle.,According to Brown, the move to change the protocol will further affect trade relations with the US, as well as with the European Union.,"And that's very much part of our future because if we cannot export to the leading markets in the world, and cannot do so successfully with these new industries and new technologies, then the cost-of-living crisis will be with us for years and not just temporarily," Brown continued.,Cost of Living Crisis,With the lack of a trade deal fueling the economic hardships faced by the country, Johnson's government does not "seem to have a clue" on how to tackle the cost of living, Brown claimed.,"You cannot go through a winter when people are being asked to take the biggest cut in their standards of living in 50 years and not ask people to understand what you're trying to do, and give them a plan for what do we do.",The former PM noted that lack of government action on important issues may undermined Britain's reputation in the world.,"I think Britain has got to be very careful that we have got respect in the world because we are a country that has valued the rule of law, democracy, freedom, liberty," he said. "If we appear to be riding roughshod over treaties that we've agreed to sign, over laws we've asked other countries to sign up to, over rules that historically all British governments have accepted… then it is difficult to persuade other countries to listen to the advice that we're giving.",Going further into the economic crisis faced by the UK, Brown took a dig at the Bank of England, chastising it over lack of action to help the country "get back to stable prices", noting that "stable prices may be 2% or 3% or 4%.","But to get there they've got show us a pathway to it - and unless there's a pathway then people will be excused for thinking inflation could be 11% this year, 12% next year or 13% the year after - and the Bank of England has not done that.",In wake of harsh anti-Russian sanctions imposed against Moscow over its military operation in Ukraine, Britain's annual inflation hit 9.1%. Naturally, it fueled the already rising cost of living, but Johnson still pledged to continue with the sanctions and military aid to Ukraine.,A Blast From the Past,Brown also noted that the incumbent PM had "talked about Peppa Pig instead of talking about an industrial strategy," referencing the infamous CBI speech last November, in which Johnson offered his accolades for Hampshire’s Peppa Pig World. He was widely mocked after the speech over being "unprofessional" and lacking "seriousness".,With Johnson currently facing mounting calls to resign amid his alleged lies about the "partygate" scandal and Tories' by-election loss, Brown said he would "caution Boris Johnson against going further, if you like, in ignoring the rule of law."。    【环球网报道 记者 索炎琦】据美国《纽约时报》25日报道，该媒体获得的一份美国国务院内部文件显示，美方正准备让此前因伊朗战事而撤离的美国外交官返回其驻中东大使馆岗位。这表明华盛顿认为不会与伊朗重新爆发全面冲突。    报道称，这些美国外交官最早可能在本周开始陆续返回各自岗位。三名不愿透露姓名的美国官员也描述了相关政策变化情况。

二 |         报道提到，相关文件显示，第一批返回的外交官将是美国驻黎巴嫩大使馆的外交官。

三 | 除驻黎巴嫩大使馆外，美方计划恢复较高人员配备水平的大使馆还包括驻以色列、沙特阿拉伯、卡塔尔、约旦、阿曼、伊拉克和科威特的大使馆。

四 |     美国务院在一份声明中表示，美方正持续评估其位于全球各地外交使团的安全态势，“根据最新评估，我们正在调整中东部分岗位的人员配置，以确保我们能够在继续推进美国外交政策目标的同时，保障我们人员的安全。”    《纽约时报》表示，上述文件意味着，尽管美国和伊朗之间的谈判陷入僵局，这也导致特朗普政府威胁要对伊朗实施新的经济制裁，但美国外交人员的重新调配计划仍在继续进行。一些现任和前任美国务院官员表示，重新部署驻中东外交人员一事表明“紧张局势有所缓和”。    8月17日，美国和伊朗谅解备忘录所设定的60天谈判窗口期期满。双方6月中旬远程签署这一备忘录，承诺在60天内进行谈判并达成最终协议。分析人士认为，美国特朗普政府原本希望通过谅解备忘录恢复霍尔木兹海峡通航，并为下一步核问题谈判创造条件，最终实现从伊朗战事中“体面退出”。然而，由于在霍尔木兹海峡等问题上存在严重分歧且缺乏互信，美伊过去60天里再次发生激烈军事冲突，对抗短期内难以结束，美国陷入进退两难的困境。返回，查看更多。

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