Domestic News: 1. Wang Yi speaks with Nepalese Foreign Minister Shisir by phone. 2. my country achieves its first high-speed two-way laser communication between Earth and the Moon. 3. National Bureau of Data Science: Market demand for meta-words is experiencing explosive growth. 4. As of the end of July, my country's total intelligent computing scale reached 2.45 million PFLOPS. 5. In the first half of the year, 35,000 new foreign-invested enterprises were established nationwide, a year-on-year increase of 7.0%. 6. Nanjing Housing Provident Fund Management Center: Further expanding the scope of inter-city housing provident fund loans. 7. Changxin Memory responds to lawsuit against US Department of Defense: Only researches and produces DRAM products for commercial and civilian use, not for military purposes. International News: 1. Ukraine claims Russia may be planning a new ground offensive against Kyiv. 2. The Russian government has extended the export ban on diesel producers until the end of September. 3. OpenAI announces termination of its partnership with Cursor due to SpaceX's acquisition of the company. 4. US Defense Secretary Hergsays reportedly considering running for president in 2028? Pentagon denies. 5. The CFTC confiscated $172,000 from a former White House teleprompter for illegally trading information from Trump's speeches. 6. Middle East Situation— ① Iranian media: $7.5 billion in oil revenue has been transferred to the Central Bank of Iran. ② Iranian Foreign Minister: US government officials manipulated the energy market for personal gain. ③ Iran says US military bases in the region are only for protecting Israel.

[Iranian Foreign Minister: Japanese People Should Demand an Explanation of US Crimes] Iranian Foreign Minister Araqchi said on Saturday, in response to reports that the US had deployed F-16 fighter jets from Misawa Air Base in Japan to West Asia for operations against Iran, that the Japanese people should demand an explanation from the Japanese government for the crimes committed by the United States.

[Swiss Wealth Management Institution Calls for Suspension of New Corporate Ownership Register] According to foreign media reports, Swiss wealth management institutions are urging the government to suspend the launch of a large-scale new corporate ownership register after hackers stole similar data from thousands of people in neighboring Liechtenstein. The Swiss Wealth Management Association has requested the government to suspend the new "Transparency Register," originally scheduled to launch on October 1st. This register will be accessible to designated authorities and financial institutions subject to anti-money laundering regulations, but will not be directly accessible to the public. The association warned the government that centralizing information on the ultimate owners of over 500,000 companies and other legal entities in one place will make it a highly attractive target for cybercriminals. The Swiss Bankers' Association (SBA) has also expressed separate concerns about cybersecurity and data protection issues related to the register. A similar registration system in Liechtenstein suffered a major data breach at the end of July. Unidentified hackers stole beneficial ownership data involving approximately 31,000 companies, foundations, and trusts. Authorities have not yet identified the attackers or determined their motives.

According to RIA Novosti: Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko.

According to Japan's Kyodo News, several Japanese companies have formed a development alliance to jointly develop artificial intelligence technology for robots used in industrial applications.

[British Media: US Actions to Isolate Iran Are Affecting Dubai, Threatening Nearly $30 Billion Trade Links] According to the Financial Times, for decades, Dubai has served as Iran's offshore business hub, providing the sanctioned Iranian economy with much-needed financial services, trade channels, and access to global markets. Now, these connections are under threat. Esfandyar Batmanghelidj, CEO of the British think tank Bourse & Bazaar Foundation, stated, "The UAE is Iran's only gateway for imports because, apart from Dubai's Jebel Ali port, Iran has no other major container ports. You really need this kind of infrastructure if you want an economy of 90 million people to keep growing." Before the war, annual trade between the UAE and Iran approached $30 billion, a significant portion of which was facilitated by the wooden junks that shaped Dubai's Old Town, where Dubai's spice and gold markets are also located.