Daily Express

1. NATO threatens to pull Japan and South Korea to confront China, Russia and North Korea. China: Opposes NATO using China as an excuse to enter the Asia-Pacific region. The White House: NATO will not extend the collective defense clause to the Indo-Pacific region, but will seek to expand its partnership with countries in the region;

2. Two Chinese were kidnapped when they were invited to the Philippines for an inspection. Their families said that they had lost contact for half a year after paying 1.3 million, which is highly similar to the kidnapping of Chinese executives;

3. Many banks adjusted the non-counter transaction limit of personal accounts, stopped ATMs, and mobile phone scanning code withdrawals. Experts suggest that banks should improve the recognition accuracy of monitoring models;

4. Microsoft confirmed that Chinese employees will give up Android phones and responded that it was related to the inability to use Google services locally;

5. On the evening of the 9th, an aluminum factory in Fuqing, Fujian, had an accident. Citizens said they heard an explosion Explosion, official: There are casualties and they are being dealt with;

6. On the morning of the 8th, a United Airlines Boeing 757 passenger plane had a tire fall off during takeoff. There has been no report of any material damage or casualties;

7. French media: The Webb Space Telescope discovered "suspended" ice in the universe for the first time. Researchers said it was "exciting" and would help reveal the secrets of the chemical composition of life on Earth;

8. The Argentine government reform bill officially came into effect, including the relaxation of economic controls and labor reforms;

9. Indian media: An Indian military truck was ambushed in the Indian-controlled Kashmir region on the afternoon of the 8th, killing 5 soldiers and injuring 6; Zelensky: "Greatly disappointed" with Modi's visit to Russia. The United States: has expressed concerns to India about the relationship between India and Russia;

13. Foreign media: Putin's visit to North Korea last month has made South Korea feel uneasy. Yoon Seok-yeol said that Russia should "choose one of North Korea and South Korea". The Kremlin responded: It is puzzling;

14. Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister: Ukraine and the European Union have signed an agreement. The European Union will provide Ukraine with 5.27 billion euros in financial assistance in the next four years; Israel: It will recruit ultra-Orthodox Jews into the army starting in August;

15. Ukraine accused Russia of bombing the Children's Hospital in Kiev on the 8th. Russia denied it: it was a missile launched by the Kiev air defense system that fell. Biden: "New measures" will be taken to strengthen Ukraine's air defense capabilities;

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