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Kuwait Civil Aviation Authority: Kuwaits airspace has been temporarily closed due to Iranian attacks, forcing flights to be diverted.The main Shanghai silver futures contract fell 4.00% intraday, currently trading at 15,142.00 yuan/kg.On June 11th, the National Bureau of Data Science and Technology (NBS) held a press conference, where officials introduced the phased achievements of the "Data Elements ×" three-year action plan, with both the quantity and transaction volume of data products and services from Chinese enterprises achieving double-digit growth. The "Data Elements ×" three-year action plan is the first policy document jointly issued by the NBS and relevant departments since its establishment, aiming to promote the widespread application of data elements in relevant industries and fields. Officials stated that the action plan will conclude this year. Since its implementation, the publics awareness of the importance of data elements has continued to increase, and the value of data elements has been rapidly released. The latest data shows that in 2025, the total amount of active data nationwide will reach 1.67 zettabytes (ZB), a year-on-year increase of 28.46%; the quantity of enterprise data products and services will increase by 29.29% year-on-year, and the transaction volume will increase by 39.8% year-on-year. Luan Jie, spokesperson for the NBS and Deputy Director of the Policy and Planning Department, introduced that NBS has cumulatively released 417 typical cases and 760 typical "Data Elements ×" scenario guidelines across 11 industry sectors, exceeding the target of creating more than 300 scenarios ahead of schedule.Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Minoru Kihara: Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Uedas temporary hospitalization is unlikely to affect policy implementation and government cooperation.Reports indicate that Bahrain, Jordan, and Kuwait intercepted Iranian missiles and drones targeting U.S. military assets almost simultaneously, marking an expansion of the conflict across the region.