From July 1, the European Union will remove the ban on entry for five neighboring countries - Russia is not among them. Oil is again cheaper about fears about the second wave. And Sergey Sobyanin, who has just abolished quarantine in a hurry, calls Muscovites again not to leave the house. We talk about the main news about coronavirus in Russia and in the world - on June 11.

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According to the Johns Hopkins Institute, Russia remains in third place in the accumulated cases of infection. In total, there are 7.4 million cases in the world since the beginning of the epidemic and 417 thousand deaths from coronavirus.
From July 1, the European Union will remove the ban on the entrance for five neighboring countries, in which the epidemiological situation is no worse than in the Union: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Northern Macedonia and Serbia. There are no other countries, including Russia, in the list.
The price of the August Brent brand fell on Thursday by 7%, up to $ 38.7 per barrel, and 8%oil quotes, up to $ 36.3. One of the reasons is that investors are afraid of a recent surge in coronavirus cases in the USA and India. The second wave of coronavirus increases the likelihood of another stop and slowing down the restoration of the economy.
The owner of Zara, Bershka, Pull & Bear and Massimo Dutti plans to close from 1000 to 1200 stores around the world. This is the order of the seventh part of all its points. Most closing stores will stop working in Asia and Europe.
The all -Russian indicator of the new cases is also in the range from 8 to 9 thousand per day.
The personal data of Muscovites, collected during the period of self -isolation by the passage service and the Social Monitoring application, will be deleted publicly, the first deputy head of the apparatus of the mayor and the Moscow government, Alexei Nemeryuk, promised . But this will happen only after the end of all the trials.
Moscow mayor Sergei Sobyanin called on Moscow employers to leave employees at remote work. He also did not recommend Muscovites to leave the house on the day of Russia and the day of the Victory Parade and focused on the fact that mass events were still prohibited.
