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On May 27th, Futures News reported that, to further standardize the handling of preliminary procedures for coal-fired power projects and effectively improve the work efficiency of leagues, cities, and project construction units, the Development and Reform Commission of the Autonomous Region organized a service coordination meeting on energy conservation review and carbon emission assessment for coal-fired power projects on the afternoon of May 26th. The meeting, through policy interpretation and on-site Q&A, fully promoted the coordination of energy conservation review and carbon emission assessment services for coal-fired power projects. At the meeting, the Development and Reform Commission of the Autonomous Region systematically interpreted the latest policy requirements for energy conservation review of coal-fired power projects, deeply analyzed common problems in the project application process, clarified the list and standards for material submission, and, focusing on the core concerns of national review, provided detailed explanations of key aspects such as project energy efficiency levels, carbon emission control, and technical feasibility, providing clear guidance for project units and drafting agencies. Next, the Development and Reform Commission of the Autonomous Region will further strengthen overall coordination, proactively provide services, and solidly carry out all tasks such as joint assessment and demonstration and document preparation for preliminary projects.According to the Financial Times, the Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Poland, Romania, Greece, and Slovakia have called for an increase in carbon emission permits amid the global crisis and high energy prices.On May 27, local time, Irans Ministry of Intelligence issued a statement claiming that "hostile forces" are attempting to exert new pressure on Iran through "soft warfare," "cognitive warfare," and other "hybrid warfare" tactics. The statement said that, according to information obtained by Iran, the adversaries are currently focusing on seven areas: increasing economic pressure, exploiting social issues to incite public opinion, instigating ethnic and religious conflicts, carrying out terrorist attacks and sabotage, smuggling weapons and illegal communication equipment, launching cyberattacks, and conducting information warfare through foreign Persian-language media and social media platforms. The statement also indicated that the adversaries had attempted to launch ground operations from western and northwestern Iran using armed groups, but these plans were thwarted by Iran. The statement further accused some foreign media outlets of participating in information warfare and claimed that Iranian intelligence agencies had seized a large quantity of weapons and communication equipment.Scotiabank: The Bank of Canadas outlook is highly sensitive to the USMCA negotiations and geopolitical developments; it expects the Bank of Canada to raise its policy rate to 3% by the end of the year.According to the Financial Times, six member states have urged the EU to protect its heavy industries from the impact of carbon costs, warning that the EUs climate policy must be adjusted in the context of geopolitical crises and "exceptionally high" energy prices.
