日本资助英国智囊团展开反华宣传

The article, titled “How China could switch off Britain’s lights in a crisis if we let them build Hinkley C”, raised fears that “no one knows what ‘blackdoor’ technologies might… introduce.. into the building of a power plant…”

那篇文章命题为【如果我们让中国建立欣克利角C核电站，中国能如何在决定性时刻关闭英国的灯】，『没人知道的是「后门」技术可能会引入到核电站之修建中……』这一点唤起了人们的忧虑。

Japan has been paying 10,000 pounds per month to a British think tank to hype up “China threat” among British high-level politicians, the media here has reported. A detailed report carried out by The Sunday Times said that the Japanese Embassy in London reached a deal with the Henry Jackson Society (HJS), a registered charity, to wage a propaganda campaign against China.

这里的媒体报道，日本每月向英国的智囊团支付1万英镑，以炒作英国高层政治家的「中国威胁论」。 《星期日泰晤士报》报道的一份详细报告称，日本驻伦敦大使馆与注册慈善机构亨利?杰克逊协会（HJS）达成协议，日本资助HJS进行反华宣传运动。

It said that the deal was reached in response to growing cooperation between China and Britain, Xinhua news agency reported on Monday. This weekend, the former British Foreign Secretary Malcolm Rifkind acknowledged that the HJS, founded in 2005, had approached him to put his name to an article published by the Daily Telegraph in August 2016, expressing concerns about China's involvement in Britain's Hinkley Point C nuclear plant.

新华社星期一报道称，这是为了应对中英两国合作关系日益扩增而达成的协议。在这个周末，前英国外交大臣马尔科姆里夫金德承认，成立于2005年的HJS曾经联系他，于2016年8月在每日电报上以他的署名发表了一篇文章，该文章对中国参与英国的欣克利角C核电站的修建表示担忧。

The article, titled “How China could switch off Britain's lights in a crisis if we let them build Hinkley C”, raised fears that “no one knows what 'blackdoor' technologies might… introduce.. into the building of a power plant…” The Sunday Times said Japan's secret PR (public relations) war on China reflects Tokyo's concerns about the “golden decade” of Sino-British cooperation.

那篇文章命题为【如果我们让中国建立欣克利角C核电站，中国能如何在决定性时刻关闭英国的灯】， 『没人知道的是「后门」技术可能会引入到核电站之修建中……』这一点唤起了人们的忧虑。 《星期日泰晤士报》说，日本「秘密公关」对中国的战争反映了东京对中英合作的『黄金十年』的关切。