French police said 110,000 people participated in the demonstrations in Paris and that "the situation is calm."

Domestic News: 1. Wang Huning accompanied North Korean leader Kim Jong-un on a visit to Dandong. 2. Ministry of Commerce: Resolutely opposes the US's discriminatory expansion of investment restrictions on China. 3. Domestic gold jewelry prices continue to fall, with some brands' prices per gram dropping below 1200 yuan. 4. National Bureau of Statistics: Prices of 22 products rose in mid-October, while hog prices fell 4.9% month-on-month. 5. Cui Dongshu: In September, my country's total output of power and other batteries reached 237 GWh, a year-on-year increase of 57%. 6. Rumors of Nvidia discontinuing production of some consumer-grade graphics cards are stirring up the Huaqiangbei computer parts market. International News: 1. Trump claims to have acquired Greenland and Venezuela "at zero cost." 2. Amazon CEO: The company's cloud service capacity is sold out until 2027. 3. In response to the oil spill, Ras Al Khaimah, UAE, closes all beaches. 4. Ukrainian President Zelensky: Ukraine is willing to reach a ceasefire agreement, but will not relinquish more territory to end the conflict. 5. French Interior Minister: Police arrested 135 people and seized various weapons in operations related to the protests. 6. Former US President Obama: Trump decorated the White House like a chain restaurant owned by Saddam Hussein. Iran holds veto power over passage through the Strait of Hormuz. 7. Middle East Situation— ① US media: The US says the Iranian threat has risen to its highest level since the start of the war, and some embassies have begun to reduce staff. ② Houthi attacks escalate; the US updates travel warnings for several Middle Eastern countries. ③ Houthi rebels claim Saudi attack on a cement plant in Yemen has resulted in 8 deaths and 10 injuries. ④ Iranian President Peshichiyan blamed the US for the failure of interim agreement negotiations, but stated that both sides should try again to reach an agreement. ⑤ The Saudi-led coalition stated that it has intercepted and destroyed two ballistic missiles fired by the Houthi rebels in Yemen towards Taif and Yanbu. ⑥ US think tank: October saw a record 28 attacks on merchant ships in the Strait of Hormuz. ⑦ Trump: He may strike Iran again, or a deal may be reached. ⑧ Houthi rebels: They have attacked seven Saudi targets, including Saudi Aramco facilities and the East-West oil pipeline.

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Baghae stated that Britain, France, Germany, and the EU lacked seriousness and independence in negotiations with Tehran. They followed the US's coercive policies and played a disruptive role in the diplomatic process. He called on European countries to respect international law, abandon sanctions and coercive measures against Iran, and demonstrate their commitment to diplomacy.