Domestic News
1. Wang Yi speaks with Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi by phone.
2. Wang Yi speaks with French Foreign Minister Barrow by phone.
3. Wang Yi speaks with Omani Foreign Minister Badr by phone.
4. Spokesperson for the Ministry of Commerce answers reporters' questions regarding UK sanctions against Chinese companies.
5. Will Trump's March visit to China materialize? Foreign Ministry: China and the US are maintaining communication on interactions between their leaders.
6. Foreign Ministry responds to Trump's statement that the strikes could last four weeks: Urges all parties to immediately cease military operations, avoid further escalation of tensions, and jointly safeguard peace and stability in the Middle East and the world.
7. What impact will the closure of the Strait of Hormuz have on China's imports and energy security? Foreign Ministry responds: The Strait of Hormuz and its surrounding waters are important international trade routes for goods and energy; maintaining security and stability in this region is in the common interest of the international community.
International News
1. Key Congo copper export route disrupted by bridge collapse.
2. Indian Ministry of External Affairs: India and Canada sign uranium supply agreement.
3. Thai media: Thailand implements oil export ban and activates energy emergency monitoring center. 4. Iran Situation: ① A close aide to former Iranian President Ahmadinejad stated that he is safe. ② Australia has ruled out the possibility of deploying troops to the Middle East. ③ The Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Larijani, refuted reports of a resumption of US-Iran negotiations. ④ Kuwaiti Ministry of Defense: Several US warplanes have crashed.
