There are openings to Asia well after dark, and occasional signals from Europe in the afternoon. Things will be much different with the flux goes above 150 - maybe next year. 17 Meters is more interesting. We are finding many of the same openings as on 20. Well into the evening we find polar openings and European sigs, along with the expected openings to the Pacific.
Asian paths are open in the morning, including the high latitude path to southeast Asia.
All these windows open on 15 at sunspot peaks, and 17 will also be much improved. Daypath MUF's are at their lowest in July, which is a month of rapid deterioration for 15 Meter propagation. For now, we can enjoy the occasional nightpath signals on this band through June. 20 is open well past midnight nowadays. The path to Russia and Siberia is open through the evening, though ham radio activity in the CIS has dropped in recent years.