Domestic News: 1. He Lifeng will visit Sweden from July 27 to 30 for economic and trade talks with the US. 2. After five years, India resumes issuing tourist visas to Chinese citizens. 3. Zheng Zhanjie: Promote the rectification of involution-style competition and expand cooperation in the supply chain. 4. The notice issued by the Comprehensive Department of the National Energy Administration to promote stable and orderly coal supply is true. 5. Public security organs will further strengthen the standardized management of "intelligent driving" in conjunction with relevant departments. 6. Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs: Firmly prevent large fluctuations in production and a big dump in pork prices. 7. The Dalian Commodity Exchange adjusts the price limit for futures contracts related to industrial silicon, polysilicon, and lithium carbonate. 8. Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao held a video conference with the European Commission's Trade and Economic Security Commissioner, Šefčovič. 9. The Hainan Free Trade Port's closure time is set to officially start on December 18, 2025. After the closure, no additional documents are required for business trips and tourism to Hainan. International News: 1. Tesla's Q2 revenue and net profit fell by double digits. 2. The acting Prime Minister of Thailand stated that diplomatic relations with Cambodia will be downgraded. 3. Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio reiterated his intention to stay in office, stating that the resignation report is not true. 4. US Treasury Secretary Yellen: Trump has already said he won't fire Powell. 5. Zelensky seeks to weaken the power of the anti-corruption bureau, protests erupt in 17 cities in Ukraine. 6. White House officials stated that the Trump administration did not deny Trump's name appearing in the Epstein documents. 7. Trump: The AI competition requires Silicon Valley patriotism, urging tech companies to "put America first." 8. Tariffs - ① EU officials stated that the benchmark tariff on EU goods by the US is 15%, and the White House responded: All speculation before Trump’s announcement. ② The EU is preparing to impose a 30% tariff on US goods worth 100 billion euros if no agreement is reached. ③ It is reported that US federal prosecutors are laying the groundwork for criminal charges against companies and individuals attempting to evade US tariffs. ④ The US will enter the final phase of anti-dumping investigations on certain steel imports. ⑤ US Commerce Secretary: The Japan agreement may serve as a model for the EU trade agreement. Major countries face difficulties in obtaining lower tax rates. ⑥ Trump: A simple tariff of 15% to 50% will be imposed on most countries. If major countries can be persuaded to open their markets to the US, he will always be willing to give up tariff provisions.