Jin10 data reported on August 10, the EU's High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Borrell, stated in a media interview that any protocol to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict must consider Ukraine and the EU. Borrell said that any agreement between the US and Russia must include Ukraine and the EU, as it concerns the security of Ukraine and the whole of Europe. Borrell announced that an emergency meeting of EU foreign ministers will be held on the 11th to discuss the next steps.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg stated that the meeting between Trump and Putin will test Putin's serious attitude towards peace. He emphasized that Trump hopes to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict and apply pressure on Russia to reduce loss of life and damage to infrastructure.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated at a press conference that the Israeli military will focus on targeting locations controlled by Hamas, and currently controls 70% to 75% of the Gaza area. The goal is to "liberate" Gaza rather than occupy it. Israel plans to establish a safe zone in Gaza and set up an alternative government, and is in contact with relevant parties. Netanyahu denied that Israel is causing a humanitarian crisis in Gaza, stating that it will increase humanitarian aid in various ways.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu responded to the restrictions on foreign journalists entering Gaza, stating that military accompaniment is necessary due to security concerns. At the same time, he thanked Trump for his attention to the Gaza issue, emphasized the need to release hostages, and pointed out that Hamas is the root cause of poverty in Gaza.

On August 10 local time, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that the Ukrainian Air Force struck a Russian battalion command post located in the Oleshki region of Kherson Oblast. According to preliminary information, about 25 Russian soldiers were killed, and at least 11 were injured. Intelligence indicates that those killed included the battalion commander, chief of staff, and others. The Russian side has not yet responded to this.

Russian expert Suslov predicts that the meeting between Putin and Trump in Alaska will focus on arms control and economic relations, emphasizing the importance of Arctic issues, which are both a core of competition and have potential for cooperation.

On August 10 local time, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy had a phone call with Kazakh President Tokayev. During the call, Zelenskyy reported on the diplomatic progress with U.S. President Trump and European partners, emphasizing that Europe has formed a coordinated position, namely that the conflict must be ended as soon as possible in a reliable peaceful manner. Both sides agreed to maintain communication and promote further development of bilateral relations.

According to a report by the Korean News Agency, South Korean officials have not yet completed discussions on the controversial Capital Gains Tax plan and will further review it. The report states that the ruling party and the government have indicated they will closely follow the developments. Previously, the ruling Democratic Party proposed lowering the threshold for stock capital gains tax from the current 5 billion won to 1 billion won; this plan has caused concern among South Korean investors and sparked widespread public opposition.

On the midday of the 10th local time, multiple locations in southern Israel near the Gaza Strip sounded air raid sirens. Some media reported detecting two aerial targets, and the Israel Defense Forces stated that they are investigating the incident.

Bawen Storage announced that in the first half of 2025, the operating income was 3.912 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 13.70%. The net profit attributable to shareholders of the listed company was a loss of 226 million yuan, compared to a profit of 283 million yuan in the same period last year. The basic earnings per share were -0.51 yuan/share, down from 0.65 yuan/share in the same period last year, a year-on-year decrease of 178.46%.

Jin10 data reported on August 10, data statistics show that this week (from August 4 to August 10), the net inflow of southbound funds was 21.751 billion Hong Kong dollars, a decrease of 63.15% compared to the previous week, and the cumulative net inflow since the beginning of this year has reached 900.8 billion Hong Kong dollars, breaking 900 billion Hong Kong dollars for the first time.

Jin10 Data reported on August 10, that on August 9 local time, thousands of protesters gathered and marched on the streets of London, UK, to protest the government's designation of the "Palestinian Action" organization as an illegal organization. On that day, protesters clashed with London police, and according to British media reports, the UK police arrested 474 protesters on charges of supporting illegal organizations and assaulting police officers, among others.

Jin10 Data reported on August 10 that Egyptian President Sisi met with visiting Turkish Foreign Minister Fidan in Cairo on the 9th. Both sides reiterated their opposition to Israel's "re-military occupation of the Gaza Strip." The Egyptian presidential office stated in a statement that the two countries called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, allowing humanitarian aid to enter Gaza, and promoting the exchange of detained individuals between the conflicting parties. Both sides also reaffirmed their opposition to plans that would displace Palestinians.

Industrial Securities pointed out that the market is gradually forming a bull run mentality, with significant capital inflow, especially from high-risk funds. Meanwhile, low-risk funds are following structural opportunities, seeking undervalued segments. Insurance funds continue to increase their allocation to equity assets and expand their investment scope. The performance of active equity funds has improved, and foreign capital is also flowing back into A-shares, indicating an increase in participation and allocation willingness.

Jin10 Data reported on August 10 that the Turkish Coast Guard announced on August 9 that international shipping route Dardanelles Strait, which had been closed due to wildfires in the northwestern province of Çanakkale, began to resume operations early on the 9th. The Dardanelles Strait, along with the Sea of Marmara and the Bosporus Strait, forms the Turkish Straits, which is the only passage connecting the Black Sea and the Mediterranean Sea and is one of the busiest waterways in the world. Official data indicates that nearly 46,000 vessels passed through the Dardanelles Strait in 2024.

Jin10 Data reported on August 9 that the Lebanese military issued a statement on the 9th saying that an explosion occurred at an ammunition depot in the southern city of Tyre, resulting in the death of 6 soldiers and multiple injuries.

European powers and Ukraine have proposed counter-suggestions to Russia's ceasefire plan, emphasizing that a ceasefire must come first and demanding a reciprocal exchange of territory, arguing that territory cannot be ceded while fighting is ongoing. Additionally, they have called for reliable security guarantees for concessions of Ukrainian territory, including the possibility of joining NATO.

Jin10 data reported on August 9, official documents show that radioactive wastewater from the UK's nuclear missile base has leaked into the sea due to multiple ruptures in old pipelines. Regulatory agencies found that radioactive materials were discharged into Loch Long, near Glasgow in western Scotland, because the Royal Navy failed to properly maintain the network of 1,500 water pipes within the base. Coulport, located near Loch Long, is one of the UK's most secretive military bases, storing nuclear warheads for the Royal Navy's fleet of four Vanguard submarines stationed nearby.

As Russia's offensive in eastern Ukraine intensifies, the number of battles between the two armies reached the highest level since the conflict began in July, exceeding 2,600. Ukraine is turning its attacks towards Russian defense contractors, indicating minimal progress in ceasefire efforts.

On August 9, Jin10 reported that Ali Akbar Velayati, a senior advisor to Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei, announced on Saturday that Tehran would block the "American corridor" in the Caucasus region, with or without Russian assistance. This corridor connects Turkey to Azerbaijan through Armenia. Previously, Armenia and Azerbaijan signed a peace agreement in the U.S., which mentioned America's rights to develop the transport corridor that crosses Armenia. In response, Velayati stated: "The Caucasus is one of the most sensitive geographical points in the world, this corridor will not become Trump's corridor, but rather the grave of Trump's mercenaries."