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On June 6th, it was reported that, with the approval of the State Administration for Market Regulation (CNCA), the China National Accreditation Service for Conformity Assessment (CNAS) recently launched an accreditation system for product carbon footprint verification bodies. This system stipulates the basic qualifications, personnel capabilities, standardization of verification activities, and accreditation procedures for product carbon footprint verification bodies. The implementation of this system will further regulate the behavior of product carbon footprint verification bodies, improve the quality of product carbon footprint data, and contribute to the improvement of my countrys product carbon footprint management system.On June 6th, it was reported that Shi Xiaoxin, Senior Director of Product Planning at XPeng Robotics, officially resigned in early June. Shi Xiaoxin was a key figure in building XPengs humanoid product system from scratch, serving for 1675 days and covering three major phases: the integration of Pengxing Intelligent, the teams merger into the XPeng Group, and the entire lifecycle of the Iron humanoid robot from prototype iteration to mass production preparation. Shi Xiaoxins departure has raised concerns that it might affect the mass production schedule of XPengs humanoid robots. In response, an XPeng Motors insider stated, "Im not aware of (Shi Xiaoxins) situation; our progress is going quite smoothly."The Iranian Revolutionary Guard said it had fired on four oil tankers that attempted to cross the Strait of Hormuz without its permission.U.S. Central Command: Intercepted missiles and drones launched by Iran.June 6th - On June 4th, the European Parliament issued an internal notification to its members, requiring them to set a French search engine as the default search tool on internal office computers, replacing Google and reducing reliance on the US tech giant. According to the notification, this adjustment aims to implement the EUs commitments regarding digital sovereignty and the protection of users personal data. On June 3rd, the European Commission published a "European Technology Sovereignty Package," proposing to strengthen capabilities in areas such as artificial intelligence, semiconductors, cloud computing, and open source, with the aim of reducing dependence on foreign technology suppliers and supporting domestically developed alternative technologies to enhance Europes digital autonomy and resilience.