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Real-time News
Domestic News: 1. Total box office revenue for 2026 exceeds 20 billion yuan. 2. Thai Prime Minister Anutin arrives in Beijing. 3. Ouyang Weimin, former Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee and President of the China Development Bank, is under investigation. 4. The State Administration for Market Regulation releases the "Guidelines for the Application of Credit Information of Individual Industrial and Commercial Households". 5. The State Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters activates a Level IV emergency response for flood control in Guangxi. 6. The winning numbers for Changxin Technologys IPO are released: a total of 7,702,207. 7. Two central state-owned enterprises, China State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission and China Chengtong Holdings Group, announce increased holdings. 8. The World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization will focus on three key areas of work in the future. 9. Alibabas Token Plan Personal Edition is released, and the Qwen 3.8-Max preview version is launched simultaneously. 10. Jingye Steel: Warns the British government to immediately stop its actions of trampling on international investment rules with domestic law. International News: 1. Singapore considers reducing hedge fund tax rates to enhance competitiveness. 2. Ukraine claims Kyiv has suffered the most concentrated ballistic missile attacks since the escalation of the conflict. 3. South Koreas Ministry of Finance: Will allow foreign investors to trade more bonds denominated in Korean won and borrow Korean won from domestic and foreign exchange banks. 4. Middle East Situation—① Iranian media reports that Iran shot down a US drone. ② Iranian military: Two important US military bases in Kuwait were destroyed by drone attacks. ③ US media reports: The US-Iran conflict is escalating, and the Pentagon is accelerating the deployment of F-16 and F-35 fighter jets to the Middle East. ④ Iranian Revolutionary Guard: Two ships sailing in the southern Strait of Hormuz experienced accidents, and two other ships have announced they have abandoned their voyages. ⑤ US Embassy in Jordan: Authorities have evacuated Aqaba International Airport and seaport; Jordanian officials later claimed the US Embassy in Jordan had released false information. ⑥ A desalination and power generation facility in Kuwait was damaged again by the Iranian attack. ⑦ Israeli military claims to have detected Iranian missiles launched towards Aqaba, Jordan, with the attack potentially affecting Israel; Jordanian armed forces claim to have intercepted three Iranian missiles. ⑧ According to Al Jazeera: The Israeli Defense Minister stated that if Iran attacks us, we will retaliate. ⑨ A missile attack occurred near Abadan, Iran; Iran claims the attack was carried out by the US military.July 19th - According to Iranian sources, an explosion was heard in Abadan, Iran. The deputy governor of Khuzestan province, responsible for security affairs, stated that the outer suburbs of Abadan were attacked by missiles that day. Iranian authorities claimed the attack was carried out by the US military. The attack occurred on the outskirts of the citys administrative area, and no casualties have been reported so far. Abadan is a well-known oil city in Iran, located in the oil-producing Khuzestan province.July 19 – U.S. Energy Secretary Frank Wright stated on July 19 local time that U.S. military action against Iran will continue until President Trump achieves his objectives. In an interview, Wright said the Trump administrations goal is to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons and to weaken its ability to threaten neighboring countries and global business activities. "Therefore, this mission will continue until it is accomplished."US President Trump: Britain has such enormous potential, but it all started with developing North Sea oil.US President Trump: It’s ridiculous that Britain pays billions of dollars a year to Norway to buy oil, while Norway is only mining less valuable areas of the North Sea.
