BYD's market value exceeds Volkswagen and ranks among the top three global car companies
Chinese car companies rank among the top three in the global auto market capitalization. According to the world's latest market capitalization ranking as of June 7, Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD surpassed Volkswagen Group in the world, with a total market value of 128.8 billion US dollars, and Volkswagen Group was 117.6 billion US dollars.
In the market capitalization ranking of all car companies, Tesla is almost "riding the dust". Tesla's market value is $728.88 billion, far ahead of other car companies. The second-place Toyota Group has a total market capitalization of $228.96 billion, about 30% of Tesla's. BYD, which ranks third, is the only Chinese car company in the top ten. Among the other top-ranked car companies, Great Wall Motors surpassed Ferrari in market capitalization in 11th place, SAIC Motor in 13th place, and Weilai and Ideal Automobile in the 16th and 20th places, respectively. Among the top ten car companies, only Tesla and BYD are new energy vehicle companies. Two of the remaining eight car companies are from Japan, four from Europe and two from the United States.
Hungarian diplomat Klecht was elected President of the 77th session of the General Assembly
The United Nations General Assembly elected Hungarian diplomat Klecht as president of the 77th session of the Ungalacto On the 77th session of the United Nations General Assembly. Kleshi will take office in September to succeed Shahid, president of the 76th session of the General Assembly, for a one-year term.
Speaking after his election, Kleshi said that the five priorities of his tenure were adhering to the fundamental principles of the UN Charter, significantly advancing the transition to sustainable development, seeking integrated solutions to systemic challenges, strengthening the role of science in decision-making, and strengthening solidarity to meet challenges.
Born in 1958, Klecht was Hungary's Ambassador to Greece from 2002 to 2006, Hungary's Permanent Representative to the United Nations from 2010 to 2014, and Head of Environmental Affairs at the Hungarian President's Office since 2015.
Ukraine rejects all agreements to lift the blockade of ports without taking into account ukraine's interests
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine issued a statement on June 7 local time, saying that there is currently no agreement between Ukraine, Turkey and Russia on the issue of lifting the "blockade" of Ukrainian ports. Ukraine stressed that decisions must be taken with the participation of all parties concerned and that any agreement that did not take into account Ukraine's interests would be rejected.
Ukraine believes that there is a need to provide effective security guarantees for the resumption of black sea shipping, which should be provided through the provision of coastal defense weapons and the participation of third-country forces in black sea patrols, the statement said. Ukraine is making every effort to lift the blockade in order to prevent a global food crisis.
Ukrainian will delete Russian literature such as "War and Peace" from the syllabus
In an interview with the "Ukraine 24" TV station on the 7th, The Deputy Minister of Education and Science of Ukraine, Viterenko, said that Ukrainian primary and secondary schools will delete Lev Tolstoy's novel "War and Peace" and other works that "praise" the Russian army from the syllabus of primary and secondary schools.
Russia suspended an agreement to allow Japanese fishermen to fish near the South Kuril Islands
The Russian Foreign Ministry said on June 7 local time that Russia suspended the 1998 agreement with Japan to allow Japanese fishermen to fish according to the Russian distribution quota near the South Kuril Islands (known as the Four Northern Islands in Japan). The Russian Foreign Ministry said the decision was made because Of Japan's practice of freezing payments payable under the agreement. The agreement was suspended until Japan fulfilled all of its financial obligations.
South Korea: It is illegal to use balloons to deliver drugs to North Korea
On the 7th, a relevant person from south Korea's Unification Ministry said that without approval, civil society organizations used balloons to deliver drugs for the prevention and treatment of the new crown epidemic to North Korea.
The person also said that the ROK government understands the feelings of relevant groups doing their best to help North Korean residents, but the government has repeatedly stated that the ROK government is seeking opportunities to cooperate with the DPRK in epidemic prevention, and hopes that relevant groups will understand and exercise restraint.
Women should be women on the boards of major COMPANIES in the EU
The European Parliament and EU member states reached an agreement on the evening of June 7 local time, stipulating that women should account for at least 33% of the board members of major EU companies. This provision needs to be implemented by June 30, 2026. Small and medium-sized enterprises with less than 250 employees can not implement this standard.
The bill stipulates that listed companies in the EU are required to submit information on the composition of the board of directors to the regulator on an annual basis, and if violated, they will be fined or the appointment of board members will be rejected.
British rail workers will go on the biggest strike in 33 years
On June 7, local time, the British Railway, Maritime and Transport Union (RMT) said that thousands of rail workers plan to hold a three-day nationwide strike later this month to resolve disputes with management over layoffs and wages and benefits.
It is reported that the strike will be the largest strike in the UK since 1989. It is understood that the strike will be held on June 21, 23 and 25, involving 13 train operating companies. In addition, the coalition said that London Underground workers will also hold a one-day strike on June 21.
The Italian antique violin auction is estimated at £9 million
A precious antique Italian violin is scheduled to be auctioned in London, England, on July 7, with an estimated price of up to 9 million pounds (about 75 million yuan).
According to Christie's, the violin was made around 1679 by the Italian violin maker Antonio Stradivarius, using a new structural proportion and becoming the "blueprint" for the violin style of later generations. After decades of treasured violin inlaid with ivory, Stradivary sold it to Sir Samuel Helier of England for £40. The violin was collected by the Sir Helier family for nearly two centuries and has since been circulated in the hands of other collectors.
A two-year-old boy in the United States kills his father by playing with a gun
The Sheriff's Office of Orange County, Florida, said on the 6th that 26-year-old Reggie Marbury was shot and killed while playing a video game at his home in Orlando at the end of last month, and the shooter was his two-year-old son.
Marbury's wife, Mary Ayala, a 5-year-old son and a 5-month-old baby were also at home at the time of the incident. Police initially thought Marbury had committed suicide, but his back shot did not support the speculation. Marbury's 5-year-old son said his two-year-old brother accidentally shot the gun, but could not say how his brother got the gun.
Marbury's wife, Ayala, has been arrested by the police on charges of manslaughter and unlawful gun ownership. At the time of the incident, both she and Marbury were on probation for neglecting child care and possessing narcotics, the report said.
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