Saturday's important news summary

< br > < b > Domestic News: < br > < b > 1. The Central Cyberspace Administration of China has launched the special project "Qinglang · 2024 Summer Minors Network Environment Remediation". < br > 2. Sources say Germany will abstain from voting in the European Union's vote to impose temporary tariffs on electric vehicles in China. < br > 3. The central bank's competent media quoted industry insiders: The crazy rush for national bonds is also a "sing-a-long" for the economy. < br > 4. Chinese and Philippine law enforcement agencies cooperate to repatriate 3 alleged kidnappers. < br > 5. The spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs answered a reporter's question on the signing of the so-called "bill to promote the settlement of the Tibet-China dispute" by the US side: The Chinese side firmly opposes this and has lodged stern representations with the US side. < br > < b > International News: < br > 1. Hamas Official: The attack on Khan Younis shows that Israel does not want to reach a ceasefire agreement. < br > 2. Gaza Health Ministry: At least 71 Palestinians were killed in the Israeli attack on Khan Younis, and another 289 were injured. < br > 3. According to Israeli military radio, the target of the Israeli strike on Khan Younis was Hamas military leader Mohammad Diff. < br > 4. The foundation of the South Korea-US alliance has been upgraded from conventional weapons to nuclear weapons. < br > 5. Russia eases mandatory foreign exchange settlement requirements for exporters.