On the 31st (local time), Iran’s Supreme National Security Council Secretary Rezaei said he had read a letter from U.S. Vice President Vance but has not responded. He said the letter’s tone had changed and, because it contained no concrete proposals, he declined to comment further.

以色列“亞沙爾黨”領導人埃森科特：任何認同我在選舉前提出的原則的議會議員，都可以加入政府。我將立即着手爭取在議會獲得多數席位，以廢除改革法案，並增加政府僱員人數

Germany's education and family minister Karin Prien has proposed a tax on value created by artificial intelligence; levies on AI service providers could affect U.S. companies, and a broader tax on AI-generated commercial activity would hit U.S. firms operating in Germany. Stanford University's 2026 AI Index shows U.S. private-sector AI investment in 2025 at $285.9 bln versus $20.9 bln for all of Europe. Prien said such a tax could lower returns for U.S. AI vendors selling into Germany or raise costs for their customers and could penalize firms adopting productivity-enhancing technologies. No concrete government coalition plan exists; tax rates and scope remain undecided.