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On August 29, Al Jazeera reported that the Iraqi armed group Kataib Sayyid al-Shuhada stated it would cooperate with arms control in Iraq only if 10 conditions were met, the most important being the complete withdrawal of US troops from Iraq. This group has long maintained ties with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. In its statement, the group demanded the termination of the US military presence in Iraq "under any pretext" and a ban on attacks against neighboring countries using Iraqi airspace. The group also demanded that all weapons be brought under national control only if measures were simultaneously taken to strengthen Iraqs armed forces and air defense capabilities. Other conditions proposed by the group included the withdrawal of Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militants from Iraqi territory, federal government control of the Kurdish border regions, and the elimination of Iranian opposition groups stationed in northern Iraq.On August 29, Wang Yi, member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Foreign Minister, spoke by phone with Nepalese Foreign Minister Shisir. Wang Yi stated that Chinas comprehensive aid package to Nepal is being implemented, including emergency cash assistance and humanitarian aid. Relief supplies provided by China are about to arrive in Kathmandu. Chinese tunnel rescue experts have been dispatched in two groups to the disaster area and Kathmandu to provide assistance. China has shared important information with Nepal, including images of the disaster area, satellite and hydrological data, and early warning information about the upstream landslide dam. China has made appropriate arrangements for Nepalese citizens stranded on the Chinese side and will assist them in returning to Nepal as soon as possible. China thanks and hopes that Nepal will continue to assist and evacuate Chinese citizens in Nepal. China and Nepal are a community linked by mountains and rivers, sharing a common destiny. Faced with the disaster, the two countries must stand firmly together, work hand in hand to overcome difficulties, and demonstrate the traditional friendship that transcends the Himalayas with concrete actions.Derrick Choi, Product Manager at OpenAI Codex: The AI developer community in Thailand is growing rapidly. Codexs weekly active usage in Thailand is projected to increase more than 350-fold by 2026. OpenAI, in collaboration with Thailands Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation, will bring together 10 Thai startups for an eight-week accelerator program.August 29th - The computer market is experiencing a wave of price increases. Several computer brand stores in Shenzhen stated that HP, Lenovo, ASUS, and other brands will be raising prices on September 1st. HP will first adjust prices by 15% on August 28th, and then raise them again on September 1st, bringing the cumulative increase to approximately 20% before August 28th. Lenovo stores indicated they have also received price increase notices and will adjust prices on September 1st as scheduled. ASUS store staff estimate their brand will increase by at least 500 yuan after September 1st. Several store employees told reporters that rising upstream chip prices are the core driver of this round of price adjustments. In this wave of price increases, low-end models are the hardest hit, while mid-to-high-end models are experiencing relatively moderate increases. In addition, the market price of used computers is also rising in tandem.On August 29th, Italian oil company Eni stated that it is cooperating with Venezuelan authorities to help revitalize the countrys energy sector. This comes as the United States seeks to strengthen its control over Venezuelas vast oil industry. Eni stated, "We are working with our Venezuelan partners and all other relevant parties to support the revitalization of the countrys energy sector." Eni made these remarks as the Trump administration seeks a significant role in Venezuelas oil industry, including a plan for the US to control 55% of the actual production of a joint venture. This joint venture involves oil fields with approximately 65 billion barrels of proven reserves. Eni is also expanding its operations in Venezuela. The company has been negotiating new contracts for the Junín-5 and Corocoro oil projects and recently signed a natural gas export agreement for the large Perla gas field.