China In 3 Minutes | July 6: Chinese tourists ‘attacked’ by anti-Beijing protesters in Turkey; World Bank removes criticisms from China economy report

Politics
Communist Party flagship newspaper People's Daily, state-run Xinhua news agency, and the Economic Daily owned by State Council each publishes a commentary urging the public to be confident in a stablised capital market, after a sharp plummet of A shares in the past three weeks. (thepaper.cn)
Diplomacy
Ministry of Foreign Affairs says some Chinese tourists have recently been "attacked and disturbed" in Turkey by anti-Beijing protesters during multiple demonstrations targeting the Chinese government over the treatment of Uyghurs in China’s far western region of Xinjiang (Reuters)
South Korean marine police arrested 10 Chinese fishermen in the Yellow Sea between the two countries for "illegally conducting fishing" and "violently confronting the law enforcers" last month. (Global Times)
