俄羅斯總統普京：所有對俄羅斯構成威脅的地點都是俄羅斯的合法打擊目標。

CITIC Securities says April industrial firms posted new highs in both profit and revenue growth. Price gains and margin improvement—anchored by a stronger-than-expected PPI recovery—are the main drivers, while a weak volume recovery is dragging. State-owned and joint-stock firms led profit gains; foreign-funded firms’ profit growth slowed marginally. By sector, upstream profits surged, midstream profit share rose and downstream profits ticked up; coal, nonferrous metals, computer & communications and chemical raw materials outperformed, with coal showing marked margin recovery. Firms’ inventory restocking intentions are rising, but the report flags risks from shifts in external demand and from raw-material price increases weighing on production expansion and medium-to-long-term profits.

Iceland's parliament on the 28th approved a resolution to hold a national referendum on Aug. 29 to decide whether to resume EU accession negotiations. If voters back restarting talks, the government will notify the EU and formal negotiations could resume; any final accession agreement would face a separate referendum. Iceland applied to join the EU in 2009, suspended talks in 2013 and subsequently halted them, but the European Commission says the application has not been formally withdrawn.