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On January 4th, Unitree Robotics issued a statement clarifying that recent media reports regarding its IPO have been widely reprinted by various media outlets, online platforms, and independent media. Unitree Robotics stated that the reports content concerning the companys IPO process is inconsistent with the facts, and that Unitree Robotics has not applied for any "green channel" approval process. The statements assert that the reports misled the public and seriously infringed upon Unitree Robotics legitimate rights. Unitree Robotics has reported the matter to the relevant authorities and urged the retraction of the false reports. Unitree Robotics hereby solemnly declares that it reserves the right to pursue legal action. Currently, Unitree Robotics IPO process is progressing normally, and relevant updates will be disclosed in accordance with laws and regulations. Unitree Robotics thanks the public for their concern and support.On January 4th, German Vice Chancellor and Finance Minister, and co-chairman of the Social Democratic Party, Heinz Klingbeer, stated that the US intervention in Venezuela was "very worrying." Klingbeer emphasized that the situation in Venezuela cannot justify disregarding international law, stating, "International law must be respected, and this applies to the actions of the United States." He stressed the need to prevent further escalation and urged all parties to "find a path to a peaceful democratic transition in Venezuela." He asserted that only the Venezuelan people can decide their own future. German Chancellor Merz stated on social media on January 3rd that "the legal assessment of US intervention is complex and requires careful consideration; international law remains the guiding framework," and that "political turmoil in Venezuela must be avoided at this stage."January 4th - According to information disclosed by the US government on January 3rd, the White House has requested major US oil companies to invest heavily in Venezuela to repair its oil extraction infrastructure. Reportedly, officials have told US oil company executives in recent weeks that if they "hope to receive compensation for drilling platforms, pipelines, and other property confiscated by the Venezuelan government, they must be prepared to return to Venezuela now and invest heavily to revitalize its severely damaged oil industry." Industry insiders are cautious about this government request, concerned about the uncertain prospects of rebuilding Venezuelas dilapidated oil fields and the ongoing political uncertainty in Venezuela.On January 4th, OPEC+ stated that it agreed to maintain stable oil production in the first quarter of 2026. The OPEC+ meeting on Sunday came as oil prices had already fallen by more than 18% in 2025, marking the largest annual drop since 2020, due to heightened market concerns about oversupply. The organization had already agreed last November to suspend production increases in January, February, and March of this year. OPEC+ will hold its next meeting on February 1st. Furthermore, an OPEC+ representative stated that the eight member countries did not discuss Venezuela during Sundays brief online meeting.On January 4th, the Beijing Municipal Development and Reform Commission, together with the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Economy and Information Technology and the Beijing Municipal Science and Technology Commission, issued a document proposing to strive to establish 10 national-level manufacturing pilot-scale platforms and support the construction of 50 Beijing-level pilot-scale platforms in Beijing by 2030. Those meeting the criteria will enjoy substantial financial support. Specifically, Beijing will strategically deploy pilot-scale platforms in a tiered manner around the capitals modern industrial system. One category, for newly built pilot-scale platforms in industries such as artificial intelligence, pharmaceuticals and healthcare, green and low-carbon technologies, robotics and intelligent manufacturing, and integrated circuits, will receive subsidies of 35% of the total project investment, up to a maximum of 100 million yuan. The other category, for newly built pilot-scale platforms in industries such as next-generation information technology and intelligent connected vehicles, will receive subsidies of 25% of the total project investment, up to a maximum of 50 million yuan.
