British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced yesterday that as of July 4, pubs, restaurants, hotels, cinemas, museums, and hairdressers would be allowed to re-open as coronavirus lockdown restrictions ease across the UK.
Epidemiologists in South Korea have said the country is experiencing a second wave of coronavirus cases, though daily figures are improving rapidly. The second outbreak is mainly centred around the capital Seoul and has been ongoing since May.
The Pentagon has officially confirmed the United States will allocate USD 250 million in military assistance for Ukraine to strengthen the country’s capacity to counter Russian aggression, a Polish website has reported.
The US Supreme Court yesterday handed down a landmark ruling confirming that the country’s Civil Rights Act does cover LGBT workers.
As of today, Poland has reopened its borders with all EU member states and the UK, with international flights set to resume next Tuesday (June 16). The decision means residents of fellow EU member states and Poles returning from elsewhere in the EU can now travel to Poland without being subjected to a mandatory quarantine period.
The Polish government has announced it will reopen its EU borders on Saturday, with international flights following on Tuesday.
Poland yesterday recorded its largest single day spike in coronavirus cases since the pandemic began. 599 new infections on Monday, with over 1100 reported over the weekend.
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