国际原子能机构理事会会议9月12日在维也纳召开。    When asked which party’s candidate they would vote for if elections were held today, 48% of likely US voters replied in favor of the Republican and 40% in favor of the Democrat, the poll found.,Another 4% said they would vote for another party’s candidate and the remaining 8% were not sure, according to the poll.,The poll surveyed 2,000 likely US voters between July 5-7 and has a sampling error of +/- 2 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence.,Row Over Roe: How Could SCOTUS Abortion Ruling Affect US Political Landscape Ahead of Midterms?25 June, 16:35 GMT,The Republican lead is attributable to their greater partisan intensity and a 12-point advantage among independent voters, according to the poll. Just 79% of Democrats would vote for their candidate in comparison to 88% of Republicans who would vote for theirs, the poll found.,Democratic support is highest among government employees and people with annual incomes over $200,000, the polling data showed. Republicans conversely lead by 10 percentage points among those in the $30,000-$50,000 annual income bracket and among private sector workers, according to the poll.,However, the divide between male and female support for the Republican Party widened from a seven-point gap to a nine-point gap, with 53% of men more likely to prefer Republicans compared to 44% of women, the poll also found.。中国常驻维也纳联合国代表王群表示，专门讨论“美英澳核潜艇合作所涉核材料转让及其保障监督等影响《不扩散核武器条约》各方面的问题”，挫败了一些国家企图劫持理事会的图谋，是“维也纳精神”对“霸权主义”的胜利，说明美国式“小圈子”在机构不得人心。