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A |     (ECNS) -- A freight train carrying over 200 metric tons of fresh plums departed from Aksu, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, for Jiaxing, Zhejiang Province, on Monday, marking the launch of the region’s first cold-chain express train service for local fresh fruits.    To facilitate the nationwide distribution of regional specialties like apples in Aksu and plums in Jiashi county, Xinjiang railway authorities partnered with China Railway Special Cargo Logistics Co., Ltd., utilizing refrigerated containers to build a direct cold-chain transport corridor for fruits from southern Xinjiang to the market of the Yangtze River Delta.    The advanced refrigerated containers used for this transport allow 24-hour real-time monitoring of temperature, humidity, and location, which customers can track via a mobile mini-program. To protect the fruits, operators optimized the loading process to under four hours, improving efficiency by over 20% and ensuring same-day dispatch.    This new service highlights the growing capacity of Xinjiang’s logistics sector, with the region’s railway freight volume reaching 145 million metric tons in the first seven months of this year, representing a 3.9% year-on-year increase.    (By Intern Lin Qiaochu, Zhang Dongfang)                    。    Ulf Kristersson, the leader of Sweden's largest opposition party, the Moderates, has accused the government of scapegoating and blaming the dour economic situation on the conflict in Ukraine.,“It was not Putin who formed the government with the Green Party. It was not Putin who raised 46 taxes in eight years”, Kristersson said in his speech on the island of Gotland, as quoted by the newspaper Aftonbladet.,Among others, Kristersson promised a “stop in tax increases” if his liberal-conservative party, currently polling at some 20 percent of the vote, wins the next election.,“I will not just say no to all the left-wing cartel's tax increases. Ahead of the next term, we are going to the polls on a tax increase stop. No new taxes may be introduced, and the overall tax burden should not increase until we are sure that all the taxes we already pay go to exactly the things they are supposed to go to”, Kristersson said.,In recent months, Sweden has been plagued by soaring prices for food, electricity, fuel and other staples. In May, headline inflation hit 7.2 percent, a new multi-decade high and the highest level since December 1991.,To offset inflation and prevent it from becoming entrenched, Sweden’s Central Bank raised a key interest rate by half a percent last week.,The Central Bank, too, blamed the “imbalances” on the conflict in Ukraine and pandemic-related restrictions in China.,“The high rate of inflation in Sweden and abroad is affecting households and is undermining purchasing power,” it said. “Central banks around the world are now tightening monetary policy to cool down economic activity and bring inflation down”.,Inflation in Sweden Hits Highest Rate in Over 30 Years16 June, 05:32 GMT,In late June, Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson stressed that the government won't “pour money on the flames of inflation” through general consumption stimuli, as it would only fuel further price rises. Instead, Andersson voiced plans to support the hardest-hit groups.,On 24 February Russia launched a special operation to demilitarize and de-Nazify Ukraine. The operation was announced following Moscow's decision to recognize the independence of the then-self-proclaimed people's republics in Donbass after Kiev intensified its shellings, causing mass civilian evacuations. The West replied with massive arms assistance to Kiev and broad tokens of support.。

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