德国9月季调后贸易帐将于十分钟后公布。

At 1700 local time on the 8th (2300 Beijing), Israeli President Herzog authorised former IDF chief of staff and party leader Eisenkot to form a new government after Eisenkot received 67 Knesset recommendations. The authorisation does not guarantee a parliamentary majority: the Knesset has 120 seats and the coalition threshold is 61. Eisenkot must now negotiate coalition policy and cabinet posts with potential partners. Under Israeli law the authorised lawmaker has 28 days to form a government; the president may extend that period by up to 14 days. If he fails, the president may mandate another lawmaker 28 days to try, without further extension.

Ukraine’s national power company said on Aug. 8 continued Russian attacks on energy infrastructure have left the grid under severe strain, prompting emergency blackouts in Kharkiv, Sumy and Poltava regions. Private energy firm DTEK reported emergency outages in Kyiv city and region and said Dnipropetrovsk was hit by a large-scale strike, leaving more than 600,000 residents in Pavlohrad and nearby areas without power. The Ukrainian Air Force said Russian forces fired three missiles and launched 164 drones between the night of the 7th and early hours of the 8th; by 0800 Ukrainian air defences and electronic warfare units had intercepted or suppressed 137 drones.