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June 10th - The user limit for the WeChat HarmonyOS beta test has been increased. Zhang Jun, Tencents Public Relations Director, stated, "Previously, we had already reached the limit for testing single software on the HarmonyOS App Store. This prevented many users from directly providing feedback and suggestions. We relayed this request to our colleagues at Huawei, and recently the user limit has finally been increased. Thank you to our friends at the HarmonyOS App Store. We welcome more users to join the testing."On June 10th, the Ministry of Natural Resources, together with the Ministry of Public Security, the State Taxation Administration, the State Administration for Market Regulation, and the State Financial Supervision and Administration Bureau, jointly issued a "Notice on Ensuring Efficient Processing of Enterprise Real Estate Purchase and Transfer Registration." The notice focuses on the entire process of enterprise real estate purchase and transfer registration, deepening the "transfer with collateral" reform and reducing the cost of "bridging" funds for enterprises. The notice points out that various models should be flexibly adopted according to local conditions, achieving seamless connection between new loans and loan repayments by merging transfer registration and mortgage registration. It promotes "transfer with collateral" between banking financial institutions. It encourages local governments to introduce pre-registration to prevent the risk of outstanding mortgages, protect the legitimate rights and interests of both the buyer and seller, as well as the new and old banks, and safeguard financial security.A Taliban spokesman in Afghanistan said that Pakistani airstrikes have killed at least 13 people and injured 14.U.S. officials said the U.S. struck nearly 20 targets in Iran.U.S. officials said initial assessments indicate that almost all of the missiles and drones launched by Iran were intercepted. There have been no reports of injuries to U.S. personnel or damage to known U.S. military facilities.