WAO ART #111

National Black Bear Day is celebrated on the first Saturday of June to recognize the most common bear species in North America, the black bear. Arizona Game and Fish provides tips for the public to remain "BearWise" as black bears are out and about in the state

Tagibangara Adventist Primary School in the Solomon Islands has received a technology upgrade worth Si$200k ($24k). The project includes the installation of a VSAT satellite internet dish, powered by a solar panel, and a Ubiquiti Dream Router (UDR) for internet and wireless services.

The conflict in Sudan has led to the closure of most hospitals in the capital, Khartoum, leaving pregnant women in dire need of emergency obstetric care. Obstetricians are performing Caesareans in dimly lit operating theatres with limited resources, and women are being discharged 10 hours after delivery.

Thousands of protesters have gathered in Warsaw to demonstrate against Poland's nationalist Law and Justice party, led by Jaroslaw Kaczynski. The protest, one of Poland's largest since the fall of communism in 1989, was attended by former Prime Minister Donald Tusk and former President Lech Walesa.

China's defence minister, General Li Shangfu, has warned that a war with the US would be an "unbearable disaster" for the world, and accused the US of a "Cold War mentality". Speaking at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, he said the world was big enough for both China and the US.

Tens of thousands of people turned out for Argentina's annual 'Ni Una Menos' march against gender-based violence. The march aims to draw attention to economic inequalities suffered by women, which limit their ability to extract themselves from dangerous situations.

Atomic Wallet, a noncustodial decentralized wallet, has reportedly been exploited, with users reporting complete losses of their crypto portfolios. Several users have commented on the post reporting losses, claiming funds have been wiped from the digital wallet app.