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Doctors said Pope Francis is no longer in imminent danger of death as a result of pneumonia, but have decided to keep him hospitalized for several more days to receive treatment.
医生表示，教皇方济各不再因肺炎而面临死亡危险，但决定让他住院几天接受治疗。

Francis on Monday followed the Vatican's week-long spiritual retreat via video conference. AP correspondent Charles De Ledesma reports.
周一，方济各通过视频会议参加了梵蒂冈为期一周的精神静修。美联社记者查尔斯·德·莱德斯马（Charles De Ledesma）报道。

As he did on Sunday, Francis participated in the retreat remotely from the Rome hospital where he's being treated.
与周日一样，方济各在罗马医院远程参加了静修。

He could see and hear the Reverend Roberto Pasolini, preacher of the papal household, but the priests, bishops and cardinals gathered for the retreat in the Vatican auditorium could not see or hear him.
他可以看到和听到教皇家庭传教士罗伯托·帕索里尼（Roberto Pasolini）牧师，但聚集在梵蒂冈礼堂参加静修的牧师、主教和红衣主教看不到也听不到他。

Pasolini is delivering a series of meditations this week on the hope of eternal life, a theme that was chosen well before the Pope's hospitalization on February 14 with a complex lung infection. I'm Charles De Ledesma.
帕索里尼本周发表了一系列关于永生希望的冥想，这个主题是在教皇2月14日因复杂肺部感染住院之前就选定的。我是查尔斯·德·莱德斯马。

The leader of Canada's most populous province on Monday announced a countermeasure to President Trump's trade war. AP correspondent Sagar Meghani reports. "It needs to end."
加拿大人口最多的省份的领导人周一宣布了对特朗普总统贸易战的应对措施。美联社记者萨加尔·梅加尼（Sagar Meghani）报道。“必须结束这种局面。”

Premier Doug Ford says Ontario is now charging 25 percent more for electricity to a million and a half American homes and businesses in New York, Michigan and Minnesota.
省长道格·福特表示，安大略省目前向纽约、密歇根和明尼苏达州的150万美国家庭和企业收取的电费增加了25%。

Ford says on CTV it's a necessary step amid what he calls the chaos and confusion of the president's on again, off again tariffs.
福特在CTV上表示，这是在特朗普反复加征关税导致混乱和困惑的情况下采取的必要措施。

"If the United States escalates, I will not hesitate to shut the electricity off completely."
“如果美国继续加征关税，我会毫不犹豫地完全切断电力供应。”

The president's trade war has incensed Canadians, sent markets sharply lower and worried American consumers about higher prices. Sagar Meghani, Washington.
特朗普总统的贸易战激怒了加拿大人，导致市场大幅下跌，美国消费者担心物价上涨。记者萨加尔·梅加尼在华盛顿报道。

Fears that uncertainty over trade tariffs will trigger a recessiongripthe U.S. stock market on Monday. Reuters correspondent Jillian Kitchener reports.
周一，对贸易关税不确定性将引发经济衰退的担忧笼罩着美国股市。路透社记者吉莉安·基钦纳（Jillian Kitchener）报道。

A Reuters poll showed 91 percent of economists see higher recession risks due to President Trump's shifting trade policies. But the White House pushed back on talk of a recession on Monday.
路透社的一项民调显示，91%的经济学家认为，由于特朗普总统不断变化的贸易政策，经济衰退风险更高。但白宫周一驳斥了有关经济衰退的说法。

The director of its National Economic Council, Kevin Hassett, said there were many reasons to be optimistic about the U.S. economy, despite concerns about inflation and predictions of a contraction in GDP in the first quarter.
美国国家经济委员会主任凯文·哈塞特（Kevin Hassett）表示，尽管存在通胀担忧和第一季度GDP萎缩预测，但仍有许多理由对美国经济持乐观态度。

He argued U.S. tax cuts would boost the economy and said Trump's tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China were already bringing manufacturing and jobs back to the U.S. Reuters correspondent Jillian Kitchener.
他认为，美国减税将提振经济，并表示特朗普对加拿大、墨西哥和中国征收的关税已经将制造业和就业机会带回美国。路透社记者吉莉安·基钦纳报道。

Hi, I'm VOA's Alexis Strope with your worldwide news update.
大家好，我是美国之音新闻记者亚历克西斯·斯特罗普（Alexis Strope），为您带来全球新闻。

Israel says it will send a delegation to Qatar on Monday in an effort to advance the negotiations around the cease-fire in Gaza.
以色列表示，将于周一派遣代表团前往卡塔尔，推动加沙停火谈判。

Hamas reports positive signals in talks with Egyptian and Qatari mediators on starting negotiations on thetruce's delayed second phase. Talks on the second phase should have started a month ago.
哈马斯报告称，在与埃及和卡塔尔调解人的会谈中，就启动停火延迟第二阶段的谈判，出现了积极信号。第二阶段谈判本应在一个月前开始。

There was no immediate comment from the White House, which on Wednesday made the surprise confirmation of direct U.S. talks with Hamas.
白宫周三意外证实美国将与哈马斯举行直接会谈，但白宫没有立即发表评论。

Israel, over the past week, has pressed Hamas to release half the remaining hostages in return for an extension of the first phase that ended last weekend.
过去一周，以色列一直敦促哈马斯释放一半剩余的人质，以换取延长上周末结束的第一阶段谈判。

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol walked out of a detention center on Saturday after prosecutors decided not to appeal a court decision to cancel the impeached leader's arrest warrant oninsurrectioncharges.
韩国总统尹锡悦周六走出拘留中心，此前，法院裁决撤销对这位被弹劾领导人因叛乱指控的逮捕令，检方决定不提出上诉。

Reuters correspondent Trevor Koroll reports. The Seoul Central District Court canceled Yoon's arrest warrant on Friday, citing the timing of hisindictmentand questions about the legality of the investigation process.
路透社记者特雷弗·科罗尔（Trevor Koroll）报道。首尔中央地方法院周五取消了对尹锡悦的逮捕令，理由是起诉时间不当以及调查程序合法性存疑。

In his statement, Yoon thanked the court, quote, "for their courage and determination in correcting the illegality."
尹锡悦在声明中感谢法院“在纠正非法行为方面表现出的勇气和决心”。

The mainoppositionDemocratic Party criticized the prosecutor's decision and urged the Constitutional Court to remove Yoon from office as soon as possible.
主要反对党民主党批评了检方的决定，并敦促宪法法院尽快罢免尹锡悦。

Prosecutors could not immediately be reached for comment. Some 55,000 Yoon supporters rallied in Seoul on Saturday, while more than 32,000 demonstrated against him, the Yonhap news agency reported, citing unofficial police estimates.
记者未能立即联系到检方置评。据韩联社援引警方的非官方估计，周六约有55000名尹锡悦支持者在首尔集会，而超过32000人示威反对他。

Still, the public remains largely anti-Yoon. Sixty percent of respondents to a Gallup Korea poll released on Friday said he should be removed from office, while 35 percent opposed removing him.
公众仍然大多数反对尹锡悦。周五公布的盖洛普韩国民调显示，60%的受访者表示应罢免他，而35%的受访者反对罢免他。

In hisimpeachmenttrial, the Constitutional Court is expected to decide in coming days whether toreinstateor remove Yoon.
在弹劾审判中，宪法法院预计将在未来几天决定恢复或罢免尹锡悦。

That was Reuters correspondent Trevor Koroll. This is VOA News.
路透社记者特雷弗·科罗尔报道。这里是美国之音新闻。

The International Criminal Court said former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte was taken into custody by the ICC on Wednesday following his arrest in Manila on murder charges linked to his war on drugs.
国际刑事法院表示，菲律宾前总统罗德里戈·杜特尔特周三在马尼拉因与禁毒战争有关的谋杀指控被捕，随后被国际刑事法院拘留。

Reuters correspondent Olivia Zollino reports. The 79-year-old arrived at Rotterdam Airport on a chartered plane and was transferred to a detention unit on the Dutch coast.
路透社记者奥利维亚·佐利诺（Olivia Zollino）报道。这位79岁的老人乘坐包机抵达鹿特丹机场，并被转移到荷兰海岸的一个拘留所。

The court's warrant for his arrest alleges that, as president, Duterte created, funded and armed death squads that carried out murders of purported drug users and dealers.
法院的逮捕令指控杜特尔特在担任总统期间，创建、资助和武装了行刑队，对所谓的吸毒者和贩毒者实施谋杀。

Duterte's war on drugs was a signature of his presidency, which lasted from 2016 to 2022.
杜特尔特的禁毒战争是他2016年至2022年总统任期的标志。

The anti-drugs crackdown killed thousands and drew condemnation from around the world. Reuters correspondent Olivia Zollino.
反毒品镇压造成数千人死亡，并引起世界各地的谴责。路透社记者奥利维亚·佐利诺报道。

After hundreds of people were killed in massacres on Syria's coastline last week, locals say widespread calls for justice may give the country's new government a chance to stabilize. Heather Murdoch reports from northwest Syria.
上周，叙利亚沿海地区发生大屠杀，造成数百人死亡。当地人表示，广泛的正义呼声可能为该国新政府提供一个稳定局势的机会。希瑟·默多克（Heather Murdoch）在叙利亚西北部报道。

Hundreds of people were killed here in Syria's coastal area last week and over the weekend, with some death counts exceeding 1,400.
上周和上周末，叙利亚沿海地区有成千上百人被杀，死亡人数超过1400人。

Analysts say many of the killings were acts of revenge for the abuses of dictator Bashar al-Assad's regime, which collapsed in early December.
分析人士表示，许多杀戮事件是对独裁者巴沙尔·阿萨德政权暴行的报复，该政权于12月初垮台。

Many of the victims were Alawite, the religious sect of former regime leaders, but not necessarily abusers themselves.
许多受害者是阿拉维派，即前政权领导人的宗教派别，但他们不一定是施暴者。

Analysts say the fighting was initially provoked by pro-Assad attackers who also committed mass killings. Heather Murdoch, in Istanbul with our team in Syria, VOA News.
分析人士说，战斗最初是由亲阿萨德袭击者挑起的，他们也犯下了大规模杀戮。美国之音新闻记者希瑟·默多克与驻叙利亚团队在伊斯坦布尔报道，。

U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday threatened to escalate the global trade war with new tariffs on trading partners as 25 percent tariffs on steel and aluminum kicked in. Reuters correspondent Jillian Kitchener reports.
美国总统唐纳德·特朗普周三威胁要对贸易伙伴征收新的关税，以加剧全球贸易战，美国已开始对钢铁和铝征收25%的关税。路透社记者吉利安·基奇纳（Jillian Kitchener）报道。

Canada, the biggest foreign supplier of steel and aluminum to the United States, announced its retaliatory tariffs on billions of dollars of U.S. products starting Thursday.
加拿大是美国最大的钢铁和铝供应国，该国宣布从周四开始对数十亿美元的美国产品征收报复性关税。

The EU's countermeasures are due to take effect next month, targeting up to $28 billion worth of U.S. goods. Reuters correspondent Jillian Kitchener. [解析]
欧盟的反制措施将于下个月生效，针对价值高达280亿美元的美国商品。路透社记者吉利安·基奇纳报道。

The Glover Park Community Garden Association started around 1939 and then it slowly grew to become a victory garden in 1942 when the US was at war.
格洛弗公园社区花园协会大约在1939年成立，随后在1942年美国二战时期，它逐渐发展成为一个“胜利花园”。

It became essential for the folks that lived in the area here to grow their own vegetables as they were not able to purchase these things in the grocery store at that time.
对于生活在这一带的人们来说，自己种植蔬菜变得至关重要，因为当时他们无法在杂货店里买到这些东西。

We really want to respect the intent, the original intent of this garden which was a victory garden during World War II.
我们真的很想尊重这座花园的初衷，它在二战期间曾是一座“胜利花园”。

And we just think that's kind of amazing because it's almost we're using it that way again now with food shortages potentially at the grocery stores.
我们觉得这有点不可思议，因为现在疫情期间杂货店食品短缺，我们又用这种方式自给自足。

And we think it's exciting to carry on that tradition for the people that have been here before us and gotten through rough times and to see better days.
我们认为，为那些在我们之前来到这里、度过艰难时期并迎来美好日子的人传承这一传统，是一件令人兴奋的事情。

So, hopefully they're not looking down on us saying, 'Oh God, what are you guys doing.'
希望他们不会居高临下地看着我们说：‘天哪，你们在干什么。’

My fingernails have not been clean since early March probably. They're the opposite of French nails.
我的手指甲可能从三月初起就没干净过。

I don't know what you would call them but they're, well, you'd call them dirty. That's all.
我不知道你会怎么说，肯定就说指甲很脏吧。

I got a lot of vegetables, especially squash. The biggest one that I harvested I think it was 42 pounds.
我在这里种了很多蔬菜，尤其是南瓜。我收获的最大的一个南瓜有42磅重。

I had to bring it home in a cart because it was so heavy. I couldn't just carry it by myself.
我不得不用手推车把它带回家，因为它太重了，我自己搬不动。

I think I'm the oldest gardener here, too, in age, heading for 90, the big one.
我觉得论年纪我也是这儿最年长的园丁了，快九十岁了。

I'm still out here. So, I guess the good Lord's looking after me a little bit. Either that or he's getting even with me.
但我还在这里坚持，我猜上帝多少还是在眷顾着我。要么就是他在跟我算账。

It seems like everyone wants to get back into the garden, regardless of the virus and the situation that we have in front of us.
似乎每个人都想重返花园，尽管现在是疫情期间，我们这里的境况也不是太好。

They all want to get back into the garden. They want to garden. They don't want to lose their gardens.
他们都想回到花园里。他们想打理花园。他们不想失去自己的花园。

It's become more and more a valuable commodity both, you know, from a growing perspective of fresh vegetables and sustainability as it is emotional as well.
从新鲜蔬菜的供应增长以及可持续发展的角度来看，同时从情感层面来说，它已经越来越成为一种珍贵的商品。

For physical and mental benefits, I have really enjoyed coming to the garden. I would not be very happy without the garden.
为了身心健康，我真的很喜欢来到这个花园。要是没有这个花园，我会很不开心的。

Coming here has helped me to manage the separation from my grandson. This is my destination on a daily basis.
来到这里帮助我应对与孙子分离的状况。这里是我每天必来的地方。

I don't think I've missed a day since COVID hit and since we've been self-quarantined. And a lot of times I'm here twice a day.
自新冠疫情爆发以来，以及我们开始自我隔离之后，我想我没有落下过一天。很多时候我一天来两次。

The timing has been interesting with the COVID-19 going on because this has really been our escape during this time.
虽然疫情在发展，但我们的时光都非常有意思，因为这段时间这真的成了我们的避风港。

It's a great place to come and have fresh air, sunshine, get some exercise, digging and pushing the wheelbarrow around, at the same time having some connection with our neighbors and other people as well.
这是个很棒的地方，来这里可以呼吸新鲜空气、享受阳光、锻炼身体、挖土和推着独轮车四处走动，同时还能与邻居和其他人建立联系。

But we all have our social distancing with our little cages here, 25×25-foot cage.
但在这里，我们都在各自25×25英尺的小隔离间里保持社交距离。

When the US government forced more than 60,000 native Americans to relocate to Oklahoma to make way for white settlers in the 1830s, their slaves came with them.
19世纪30年代，美国政府迫使6万多名美洲原住民迁往俄克拉荷马州 ，为白人定居者腾出土地 ，他们的奴隶也一同前往 。

After emancipation, the freed slaves, known as freedmen, settled and built their own towns.
解放后，获得自由的奴隶，即所谓的自由民，定居下来并建造了自己的城镇。

Where they would have the opportunity to live amongst people that looked like them, amongst people who understood the plights that they had escaped from, but ready to embark upon a new opportunity, form their own government in terms of their mayors and their elected officials, all of whom were like them, and it was an amazing opportunity.
在那里，他们将有机会与和自己长相相似的人生活在一起，与那些理解他们所逃离的困境的人生活在一起，同时准备好迎接新的机遇，按照自己的意愿选举市长和官员来组建自己的政府，而所有这些官员都和他们一样，这真是一个绝佳的机会。

The fully self-sufficient communities thrived in the 1910s. The town of Boley was flourishing, with hotels, doctors, lawyers, schools, colleges, and restaurants.
完全自给自足的社区在20世纪10年代蓬勃发展。博利镇一派繁荣景象，有酒店、医生、律师、学校、学院和餐馆。

They had their own newspaper in Boley. They had their own phone company.
他们在博利有自己的报纸。他们有自己的电话公司。

So it was a bevy of commercial and residential life, not to mention the thousands of farms around most of these towns.
这里有大量的商业和住宅生活设施，更不用说这些城镇周边还有成千上万个农场了。

But the Great Depression of the 1930s took a toll on the all-black towns.
但20世纪30年代的大萧条对全黑人城镇造成了沉重打击。

Many residents left to find work elsewhere. Town populations dwindled.
许多居民离开这里到别处找工作。城镇人口减少。

Today, just 13 all-black towns remain in Oklahoma, including Grayson, population 140.
今天，俄克拉荷马州只剩下13个全黑人城镇，其中包括格雷森镇，人口140人。

90 percent of the individuals or retirees, you know, or individuals or some type of disability, who move back to their home site you know in Grayson, and so that makes up really the population in our community.
90%的居民是退休人员或者残疾人，他们搬回格雷森的老家，所以这构成了我们社区的主要人口。

Today, an annual rodeo draws visitors to Grayson, where Anderson remembers flexing his cowboy skills as a teenager.
如今，一年一度的牛仔竞技表演吸引着游客来到格雷森，安德森记得自己十几岁时曾在这里展示过牛仔技能。

We didn't have a movie theater. We didn't have a drive-in theater to go to you know like on weekends for entertainment.
我们没有电影院。我们也没有可以在周末去消遣娱乐的汽车影院。

But we could all saddle up a horse and go down to the corral. So we'd go down and challenge one another.
但我们都可以跨上马鞍，骑马到畜栏去。这样我们就可以下去互相挑战了。

You know, we might ride the same horse, you know, trying to figure out if we can rope a calf faster than the next person.
我们可能骑同一匹马，想弄清楚我们能不能比下一个人更快地拴住小牛。

Shirley Ballard Nero grew up nearby in the all-black town of Clearview.
雪莉·巴拉德·内罗在附近全是黑人居住的克利尔维尤镇长大。

There were Indians that lived around us, because this is the Creek Nation.
我们周围住着印第安人，因为这里是克里克部落的领地。

So it's not just totally an all-black town. We all played at the same spot.
这并非完全是个全是黑人的小镇。我们都在同一个地方玩耍。

We all had our mailboxes in the same spot. But when it was time for the school buses to arrive, we got on separate school buses.
我们所有人的邮箱都在同一个地方。但到了校车到达的时间，我们却各自上了不同的校车。

Nero, a retired history teacher, returned home to Clearview with her husband, a retired college president after spending their work lives elsewhere.
妮罗是一位退休的历史教师，她和退休的大学校长丈夫在其他地方工作了一辈子后，回到了克利尔维尤的家中。

I wanted to come back here. I knew this town needed us. And we had the ability and the know-how to probably be an asset to Clearview.
我想回到这里，我知道这个小镇需要我们，我们拥有能力和技术，或许能成为克利尔维尤的一笔财富。

Many of the buildings in the old all-black towns are crumbling, abandoned, or neglected by absentee owners.
许多旧时全黑人城镇中的建筑正在破败、被遗弃，或者被那些不住在当地的业主们忽视。

Clearview managed to preserve the old school gym built in 1939, now a community center that hosts funerals, family reunions and other events.
克利尔维尤设法保存了建于1939年的旧学校体育馆，如今这里成了一个社区中心，用于举办葬礼、家庭团聚等活动。

Revitalizing Oklahoma's all-black towns is the goal of a group of volunteers called The Coltrane Group.
振兴俄克拉荷马州的全黑人城镇是一个名为“The Coltrane Group”的志愿者团体的目标。

If all of these buildings are gone, there's really no story because now you're looking at an empty land and people can visualize just an empty space.
如果所有这些建筑都没了，那就真的没什么故事可言了，因为现在你看到的只是一片空地，人们也只能想象出一片空地。

But if these buildings were developed, which I think would help the economy for these historical black towns to move forward.
但如果这些建筑得到开发，我认为这将有助于这些历史悠久的黑人城镇的经济向前发展。

The Coltrane Group leads tours of the all black towns, in hopes of raising interest and funds to keep this vital part of Oklahoma history from being lost forever.
The Coltrane Group带领游客参观这些全黑人城镇，希望能引起人们的兴趣并筹集资金，以防止俄克拉荷马州历史上这一重要部分永远消失。