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In January 2018, a Chinese consortium led by China Road and Bridge Corporation won the bid for the first phase of the Peljesac Bridge and its access roads, with the promise to finish the job in 36 months. The European Union funded 85 percent of the project's total cost. Construction kicked off in late July.

In India, authorities were assessing the casualties and damage left behind by cyclone Fani, which had spent days churning slowly, building power over the northern reaches of the Bay of Bengal before tearing into Odisha.

In Guiyang, capital of Guizhou province, a local railway operator also arranged a train to carry nearly 300 migrant workers back to Hangzhou for work on Sunday.

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In Brussels, more than 10,000 people demonstrated on Sunday at Place Poelart in the city center. Protesters of all ages and ethnic backgrounds chanted "Black Lives Matter," "No Justice, No Peace."

In China, e-commerce channels are evolving rapidly, with about 60 percent of urban families now shopping via e-commerce channels.

In February, the central government ironed out a blueprint of the area's integrated development and it supports Macao in developing a China-Portuguese speaking countries platform for financial services, an export credit insurance system, a yuan clearing center for Portuguese-speaking countries and a Macao-Zhuhai cross-boundary financial cooperation demonstration zone.

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In China, people between the ages of 8 and 18 are with limited capacity for civil conduct.

In July, the first phase of the Djibouti International Free Trade Zone was launched. It was built by a multi-party joint venture formed by China Merchants Group.

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In July, China Eastern Airlines announced plans to introduce strategic investors including privately-owned Juneyao Airlines in an investment up to 11.8 billion yuan.

In February, the government proposed to amend the city's two extradition laws－the Fugitive Offenders and the Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters ordinances－in a bid to enable Hong Kong to surrender fugitive offenders on a case-by-case basis to other jurisdictions that have no formal long-term agreements with the SAR. The bill was suspended in June, and Lam later said that "the bill is dead".