World

  • CNN reporter arrested on-air covering protests
  • UK Primister unveils “limited” easing of lockdown
  • US braces for more protests over police killing of black man
  • Greece releases first list of 29 countries allowed to send tourists as of mid-June (Albania, Australia, Austria, Bulgaria, China, Croatia, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Hungary, Israel, Japan, Latvia, Lebanon, Lithuania, Malta, Montenegro, New Zealand, Norway, North Macedonia, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Korea and Switzerland.)
  • Covid-19 cases in Asia- Pacific region continue to rise
  • Oppo sets up European headquarters in Germany
  • Students from China target of visa action

China

  • Coronavirus vaccine developed in China shows promise after early study in 100 people(A potential coronavirus vaccine developed in China appeared safe and able to generate an immune response after an early trial in more than 100 people.)
  • First domestically made carrier begins sea tests(The CNS Shandong, China’s first domestically made aircraft, has begun a round of sea tests and exercises this month to test weapons and equipment efficiency, an official said on Friday)
  • Beijing renews driving limits based on plates
  • China stresses fulfilling economic, social development goals for 2020
  • List of acceptable animals for trade, consumption released (it consists of 17 types of animals traditionally raised in China, including pigs, cows, goats, chickens and ducks, and 16 “special animals” such as deer turkeys and ostriches.)
  • China’s securities regulator approves trading of low-sulfur fuel oil
  • Eight pandas start new life in ancient town-Fenghuang in Central China
  • City land sales up in the first 5 months
  • Hukou Waterfall runs clear and superfast
  • Pregnant antelopes begin annual migration
  • Tesla to double China’s supercharger count (The decision to add 4000 superchargers aims to appease potential range anxiety for electric parking space for charging. The company has built some 2500 superchargers across the country since 2014)