匈牙利外交部长：正在筹备匈牙利总理与乌克兰总统的会晤。

June 10 — China State Planner said it will fully deploy macro policy, coordinating existing and new measures and standing ready to issue targeted, operational policy tools as needed to support the economy. It pledged accelerated investment in infrastructure — water networks, advanced power grids, compute capacity, next‑generation communications, urban underground utilities and logistics — to better link capital spending with human‑capital investment and to boost consumption via trade‑in policies. The agency said it will fast‑track a modern industrial system through a comprehensive 'AI+' programme, deepen reform to build a unified national market, crack down on 'involution'-style unproductive competition, strengthen energy and resource security with broad conservation measures, and protect the social safety net while prioritising employment for key groups.

China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) issued implementation opinions for “AI + ICT” innovation development (2026–2028). The plan targets an initial integrated AI–ICT innovation ecosystem by 2028, with intelligent operation and service capabilities in information and communications reaching internationally advanced levels and networks achieving high-level autonomous intelligence. MIIT seeks to establish 30+ high‑value scenarios, develop flagship applications and specialized intelligent agents, and upgrade network and compute infrastructure to support AI — including a target that city‑level compute capacity have at least 75% coverage within a 1 ms latency circle.