Summary:

Wisconsin Supreme Court strikes down Stay at Home order

Maryland lifts 'stay at home' order

Illinois reports record jump in deaths

WHO's Ryan says virus risks becoming 'endemic'

Spain says 5% of population infected by the virus

NJ gov says state will partially reopen Monday

Washington DC reopening pushed to June 8

NY reports jump in new cases for first time in 5 days

NY deaths decrease slightly day-over-day

US set to extend travel restrictions on Canada & Mexico borders

UK releases latest figures

Mexico plans to reopen Monday

Spain won't reopen borders to most foreigners until at least July

VW 'pauses' manufacturing of VW Golf, SUVs

China imposes 'partial lockdown' on northeastern border city

SK's 'Itaewon' cluster climbs to 120

Germany, Austria agree to reopen mutual border

Global cases: 4.22 million

Global deaths: 291,519

Poland reports record jump in new cases

Russia sees numbers start to slow after shocking record run of confirmations

Update (2100ET): Before we call it a night, we've seen a couple of important developments Wednesday evening in the US.

In Wisconsin, the state Supreme Court ruled that Gov. Tony Evers stay at home order was unconstitutional. The court ruled it "unconstitutional" and "unenforceable" in what CNN described as a "high-profile win for the state's Republican-led legislature". Republican lawmakers filed the court challenge, and have spearheaded an effort to reopen the state more quickly. In a 4-3 decision, the court ruled that Evers and high-level bureaucrats had overstepped their authority.