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一 | Canberra will establish a regional defense academy in the Pacific region to train security personnel in the Pacific Island Nations (PINs), Minister for International Development and the Pacific Pat Conroy said on Tuesday.,Addressing the ‘Pacific Update’ conference at Fiji’s University of the Southern Pacific, Conroy said that the new defense school will build upon the existing defense partnership between Canberra and the southern Pacific nations.,“We know we need to better coordinate Australia’s defense engagement with Pacific countries,” Conroy said during his virtual address to the audience in Fijian capital Suva.,“We want to ensure our defense engagement delivers practical support, responds to the priorities of Pacific countries, and builds deeper institutional links between the region’s security forces,” the Australian Minister further remarked.,He also announced that Canberra would “double down” on its funding for the aerial surveillance program in the Pacific region in order to combat illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing in the exclusive economic zones (EEZs) of the island nations.,“This enhanced surveillance will help Pacific governments to recoup some of the US$150 million a year in revenues estimated to be lost due to illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing,” Conroy reckoned.,Further, the Australian minister said in his speech that Canberra would help the small island nations establish a new ‘Pacific Climate Infrastructure Financing Partnership’ to help develop climate resilient infrastructure in the region.,Conroy described climate change as the “most pressing issue” facing the Pacific, as he underlined that “almost half of the people of the Pacific were affected by major disasters between 2011 and 2020”.,He also slammed the previous Australian government headed by ex-Prime Minister Scott Morrison for not taking climate change seriously enough during Canberra’s previous dealings with the Pacific states. “Unfortunately, the former Australian Government disrespected the Pacific family by not taking adequate action on climate change,” he stated.,The Pacific Island nations have collectively described climate change as the “single greatest threat to the livelihoods, security and well-being of the peoples” in the region.,The remarks by the Australian Minister come ahead of the Pacific Island Forum (PIF) meeting in Suva this month. Besides the small island Pacific nations, the PIF also includes Australia and New Zealand among its 18 members.,China Said to Be Planning Another Conference to Seal Pacific Regional Pact,Meanwhile, China is planning to host another regional meeting with 10 Pacific countries in order to sign a regional pact on July 14, Reuters reported citing “people with direct knowledge” of the matter.,The virtual conference will be held on July 14, the final day of the PIF meeting in Suva.,The proposed “region-wide deal” between China and the Pacific nations couldn’t be cleared at the second China-Pacific Island Countries Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Suva on 30 May owing to concerns expressed by some island states.,China Releases Paper Clarifying Goals of New Pacific Regional Pact Amid US Fear-Mongering31 May, 07:08 GMT,Between May 26 and June 4, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi also paid a visit to eight southern Pacific countries—the Solomon Islands, Kiribati, Samoa, Fiji, Tonga, Vanuatu, and Papua New Guinea, as well as Timor-Leste.,Some of the Pacific states cautioned that the pact could lead to a ‘Cold War’ between Beijing and the US, the pre-eminent power in the Pacific since the Cold War.,As per reports, the proposed pact has clauses on policing, security and data communication. Beijing’s envoy to Fiji said at the time that “further discussions” would be held on the agreement.,The proposed pact also raised hackles in the US, Australia and New Zealand, with all three nations already alarmed by the formal unveiling of the security cooperation agreement between China and the Solomon Islands in April.,The US State Department warned at a briefing last month that the proposed pact could “fuel international tensions”.,Meanwhile, a joint statement released after the meeting between New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and US President Joe Biden at the White House on 1 June expressed concern over the “growing strategic competition in the Pacific region”.。 一、前言：空间音频加入新一代QuietComfort 舒服和安静仍是主角 拿到Bose QuietComfort消噪耳机Ⅱ之后，我最先感受到的是一种熟悉感。
二 | 它没有刻意追求夸张的设计，而是延续了QuietComfort系列简洁、克制的路线，对于一副头戴式降噪耳机来说，它没有急着展示功能，反而保留了鲜明的系列辨识度。
三 | 比起先告诉用户自己能做什么，它更像是先把佩戴和降噪这些基础体验放在了前面。 如今很多头戴式耳机都在强调空间音频、沉浸体验、高清音频等新功能，但真正每天通勤、办公，甚至长时间坐在电脑前使用时，很多人最后在意的，还是耳机戴起来够不够轻松，周围的声音能不能真正安静下来。 这也是Bose在QuietComfort产品线上一直坚持的思路。 这次体验的Bose QuietComfort消噪耳机Ⅱ（以下简称QC消噪耳机Ⅱ），是一款把舒适佩戴和主动降噪放在核心位置的头戴式耳机。 这一代在保留QuietComfort产品取向的同时，加入了TrueSpatial沉浸空间音频，并支持USB-C有线音频，让它在日常听歌、看电影和电脑办公时有了更多使用空间。 从产品定位来看，QC消噪耳机Ⅱ没有刻意改变QuietComfort原本的使用逻辑，而是围绕原有体验向外延伸。 空间音频和USB-C音频是这代比较明显的变化，但真正决定它能不能成为日常耳机的，还是长时间戴着是否轻松，以及面对不同环境时能不能保持安静。 QC消噪耳机Ⅱ最后能不能让人愿意长期戴在头上，还是要回到两个最直接的感受：戴着舒服，周围安静。 。
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