The Iraqi Kurdistan Interior Ministry stated: "We have handed over a large number of wanted persons to Baghdad and seized a huge amount of funds and property."

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: Demand in the meta-based computing market is experiencing explosive growth. 4. As of the end of July, my country's total intelligent computing scale reached 2.45 million PFLOPS. 5. 35,000 new foreign-invested enterprises were established nationwide in the first half of the year, 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 the 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. Britain considers imposing a windfall profits tax on banks and oil companies. 3. The Russian government has extended the export ban on diesel producers until the end of September. 4. OpenAI announces termination of its partnership with Cursor after SpaceX acquired the company. 5. US Defense Secretary Hergsays reportedly considering a 2028 presidential run? Pentagon denies. 6. CFTC forfeits $172,000 from former White House teleprompter for illegally trading information from Trump's speeches. 7. 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 insiders manipulate the energy market for personal gain. ③ Iran says US military bases in the region are only for protecting Israel. ④ Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister says there is no rush to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

OpenAI said on the 28th it has notified SpaceX that it plans to terminate model access to SpaceX’s Cursor code editor, with a proposed end date of Nov. 12, 2026. OpenAI said the decision was based on “past experience,” citing prior breaches by companies linked to Elon Musk and concern SpaceX might not use the technology within service terms. Musk replied on X that he “couldn’t care less,” and called Altman and Brockman “completely untrustworthy” and accused them of having “stolen an open-source non-profit.”