國務院發佈關於《擴大消費“十五五”規劃》的批覆。

Iran's ambassador in London said Tehran will establish a temporary maritime security corridor in the Strait of Hormuz and has formally notified the International Maritime Organization. He accused the United States of violating a ceasefire understanding and directing vessels onto a hazardous parallel route, threatening security of the strategic waterway.

伊朗駐倫敦大使：我們將在霍爾木茲海峽設立臨時海上安全走廊，並已正式通報國際海事組織（IMO）。美國通過違反停火諒解協議，並將船隻引向一條危險的平行航線，正在威脅這一戰略水道的安全。

Fourteen Chinese ministries including the Ministry of Civil Affairs today issued the Three-Year Action Plan to Expand and Upgrade the Rehabilitation Assistive Devices Industry (2026–2028). On payment, the plan supports including eligible therapeutic rehabilitation aids in medical insurance, will study adding long-term care–related smart services and supportive assistive devices to long-term care insurance coverage, and encourages commercial insurers to reimburse rehabilitation-aid provisioning under health policies. On industry oversight, it calls for accelerated revision of mandatory standards for electric wheelchairs and recommended standards for wearable exoskeletons. On talent, it supports qualified rehabilitation-aid enterprises and institutions to establish postdoctoral research stations and backs universities and vocational schools in opening rehabilitation engineering and assistive-device technology programs.

With Sudan's civil war entering its fourth year, the EU is expected to approve new trade curbs on Sudan's gold sector on Monday under a Dutch-French initiative. Measures reported include a ban on imports of Sudanese gold, bans on sales of cyanide and mercury to Sudan, and restrictions to prevent re-exports of Sudanese gold to the EU via third countries. The package is aimed at curbing an industry that may fund the conflict; the EU has also imposed sanctions on individuals linked to the fighting. The European Commission has not commented.

The Ministry of Civil Affairs and 13 other ministries published a three-year action plan (2026–2028) to expand and upgrade China’s rehabilitation assistive devices industry. The plan sets six priority actions: application demonstration, industrial optimization and upgrading, innovation capacity building, enhanced policy effectiveness, market environment improvement, and workforce development. On the application side it promotes multi-scenario integration of rehabilitation-assistive-device services, a “center + site” urban–rural service network and shared-leasing models. On the industrial side it targets clusters in Jing-Jin-Ji, the Yangtze River Delta and the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area to cultivate leading and specialized SMEs and accelerate smart manufacturing and green factory construction. On innovation it prioritizes medical-engineering integration, targets frontier technologies including brain–computer interfaces, eldercare robots and bionic prostheses, and calls for national-level research platforms and streamlined commercialization pathways.