HOT NEWS
- Iraq and the U.S. have affirmed their commitment to withdraw the U.S. arm force from Iraq without giving a timeline, according to the State Media. Source: Reuters
- Trump authorized the sanctions on economic and expansion of visa restrictions, against ICC personnel engaged in the investigation of war crimes of U.S. forces in Afghanistan. Source: CGTN
- The EU mobilized a $1.1 billion financial and technical support for countries in the eastern partnership in combating the epidemic and economic impact of COVID-19. Source: Sputnik
WORLD
- China said that the U.S. is using the case of a senior Chinese telecoms executive who was arrested in Vancouver through a U.S warrant to tackle China-Canada relationship. Source: CNA
- Hong kongers bought £20 million worth of London property in May as PM Johnson offered up to 3 million people from Hong Kong to live and work in Britain. Source: SCMP
- Trump finalized the executive order advising the police force to adopt the national standard for the use of force, representing his first law enforcement practice of police brutality. Source: Politico
REGIONS
- Japan and France agreed that the foreign ministers of G7 should soon issue the statement, which stressed on the concern over the security law in Hong Kong. Source: The Straits Times
- DPRK’s FM criticized the U.S. policy toward Pyongyang, saying that the country is building a more reliable force to cope up with the long-term military threats from the U.S. Source: Xinhua Net
- Thai parliament approved three proposed financial schemes which are worth US$61.45 billion to steer the economy that was blown by the COVID-19 crisis. Source: CNA
CAMBODIA
- The EU announced that they will be working with Cambodia to provide any support the country needs for economic recovery, including $503 million grants and loans. Source: The Phnom Penh Post
- PM Hun Sen had a phone call with H.E. Narendra Modi to discuss the joint effort in fighting COVID-19 and collaboration on bilateral and regional relations. Source: AKP
- MoEYS and ChildFund Cambodia signed an agreement to modernize the rural primary schools with a digital education system and access to technological studies. Source: AKP