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Two milestones served to illustrate Sao Paulo's emergence from the shadow of the coronavirus crisis on Monday (June 29): the closure of a temporary field hospital to treat COVID-19 patients and the reopening of Sao Paulo's Catholic Cathedral for public religious services.

Field hospital closes, church reopens as Sao Paulo sees light at end of coronavirus tunnel

A rare wild panda broke into the sight of staff members of the Giant Panda National Park in northwest China's Shaanxi Province a few days ago.

Wild giant panda spotted in field investigation in northwest China's Shaanxi

Hundreds of people thronged a central square in Taiwan's capital Taipei in the rain for a Pride Parade on Sunday (June 28), unfurling a giant rainbow flag in front of the main memorial hall for late autocratic leader Chiang Kai-shek before being ushered away by police.

Taiwan - unscathed by coronavirus - holds Pride Parade "for the world"

Due to coronavirus restrictions, Israel's gay community held limited pride rallies in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv on Sunday (June 28), a far cry from the usual large-scale marches.

Under health restrictions, Israel's gay community holds limited pride rallies

When police ordered a local mayor in southern Spain to take down a rainbow flag put up to celebrate gay pride on Friday (June 26) because it was illegal, more than 300 households in the town rallied to the cause and flew their own flags.

Spanish village makes its own rainbow after council's gay pride flag banned

Chileans are having to say goodbye to their loved ones without viewing their loved ones for the last time and in short ceremonies due to the large number of daily funerals amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Chile virus deaths prompt short crematorium services

Workers at California's Disneyland Resort protested from their cars on Saturday (June 27) arguing that the Walt Disney Co has not agreed to adequate protections for employees when the destination reopens to the public amid a pandemic.

Disneyland employees protest pandemic workplace safety at the "happiest place on earth"

A Spanish campsite owner is banking on tourists abandoning crowded beaches in favour of rural peace and quiet as the country's holiday industry struggles to recover from the coronavirus lockdown.

Tourists opting for inland holidays to avoid crowded Spanish beaches and cities

Rio de Janeiro on Saturday reopened its stores, hairdresser's and beauty saloons after more than 100 days of shutdown to curb the COVID-19 pandemic.

Rio de Janeiro reopens all stores, saloons

Crowds flocked to the beach in the southern English town of Brighton on Thursday (June 25) in a spell of hot weather.

Crowds pack Brighton beach in scorching weather

Double celebrations were held at the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding in southwest China's Sichuan Province on Thursday, with the 100-day anniversary of a special pair of twin panda cubs coinciding with the traditional Duanwu Festival, also known as the Dragon Boat Festival.

Double celebrations held for Duanwu Festival, twin panda cubs' 100-day anniversary

Dragon boat teams in Taipei competed in a downsized festival amid lingering coronavirus fears on Thursday (June 25).

Taiwan dragon boat racers compete in scaled-back festival amid virus fears

Five-year-old Tony Hudgell has raised more than 1 million pounds ($1.24 million) for the London hospital that saved his life by walking 10 kilometres on his new prosthetic legs after being inspired by Captain Tom's record breaking endeavours.

Five year old double amputee raises more than £1 million for charity

As Russia celebrates its 75th anniversary of the World War II victory, the country holds an exhibition of parade cars used by the country's military leaders from the 1940s till present, which also helps to see inspection cars that left a deep impression on people.

Russia parade vehicle exhibition grabs limelight ahead of Victory Day parade

The world's most visited museum, the Louvre, is preparing to re-open after a near four-month lockdown, projecting an 80 percent plunge in visitor numbers which the management says makes it the moment to see its masterpieces without the crowds.

Louvre Museum prepares to re-open, minus the Mona Lisa melee

Britain enjoyed its hottest weather of 2020 as temperatures hit 32 Celsius (90 Fahrenheit) on Wednesday (June 24).

Sun shines as Britain enjoys hottest day of 2020 so far

Swiss acrobat Freddy Nock walked blindfolded and rode a bike at an altitude of 3000m as part of a performance done by artists on Tuesday (June 23), to highlight struggles amid the COVID-19 crisis.

Swiss artists break records, suspended above mountains to highlight COVID-19 struggles

Prince Harry and wife Meghan are ready to hit the speakers' circuit after signing with an agency that works with former U.S. President Obama and other high-profile clients, according to a person familiar with their plans.

Harry and Meghan sign with A-list agency to hit the speaking circuit

Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall on Monday (June 22) held a joint video call with children's hospices in the UK to mark Children's Hospice Week.

Duchesses of Cambridge and Cornwall pay tribute to UK's children's hospices

Nothing could keep New York resident Susan Warren away from her favorite hair salon, Julien Farel Restore Salon & Spa on Manhattan's Upper East Side, when it reopened on Monday (June 22).

With 1,200 people on the waiting list, $1,000 haircut salon reopens in New York

After more than 100 days of a coronavirus lockdown, New York City residents on Monday (June 22) celebrated the lifting of more restrictions by getting their first haircuts in months, shopping at reopened stores, and dining at outdoor cafes.

As outdoor dining reopens in New York, cafe owner says: 'We suffered a lot'

Provincial officials in Pakistan's southeastern Sindh province say migratory birds are flocking to wetlands in greater numbers - and lingering in them for longer - amid lockdown measures that have kept hunters and bird catchers confined to their homes.

Migratory birds catch 'a breath of relief' in Pakistan as lockdown keeps poachers away

Visitors of all ages on Tuesday (June 23) attended Madrid's zoo which re-opened on Monday (June 22) after being shut for over three months due to the coronavirus lockdown.

Madrid's zoo re-opens after three-month lockdown ends

A portrait of Russia's Second World War foe Adolf Hitler appeared on a central Moscow street on Monday (June 22) as an artist marked the anniversary of the Nazi invasion of Russia.

Hitler's portrait defaced as Russian artist tests public opinion of WW2 enemy

Rare coloured diamonds and historic gems will be under the hammer at Sotheby's semi-annual sale in Geneva this week, as it resumes live auctions after a suspension due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Live jewellery auctions resume but online ‘here to stay’ – Sotheby’s

Business is booming at the Eternal Rest coffin-making shop in Lima, a sad turn of events for shop owner Genaro Cabrera who spoke of his distress at the pandemic that him churning out 30 caskets a day, up from a 30 a month before the coronavirus hit.

Soaring demand and sagging spirits at casket maker in Peru

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