President Trump reinstates comprehensive travel restrictions affecting 19 countries, with complete bans on 12 nations including Iran, Afghanistan, and Haiti, citing national security concerns and inadequate vetting processes.
Paris Saint-Germain finally claimed their first UEFA Champions League title with a dominant 5-0 victory over Inter Milan in Munich, completing a historic treble under Luis Enrique's leadership.
South Korea's newly inaugurated President Lee Jae-myung faces diplomatic hurdles as his anticipated first phone call with Donald Trump gets delayed, highlighting the complex challenges ahead for Korea-US relations.
President Trump orders comprehensive investigation into former President Biden's alleged use of autopen to conceal cognitive decline, questioning legitimacy of over 1,200 presidential documents and executive actions.
As of June 2, 2025, Ukraine and Russia have resumed peace talks amid ongoing conflict. International attention is focused on whether renewed diplomacy can lead to a lasting ceasefire and address complex issues between the two nations.
The US-backed 60-day Gaza ceasefire proposal, accepted by Israel but met with demands for changes by Hamas, promises hostage exchanges and humanitarian aid. Yet, deep mistrust and diverging goals threaten its success.
Unable to access the requested sources and information about future negotiations between US, Ukraine, and Russia regarding Geneva talks.
Harvard University made an unprecedented move by revoking tenure and terminating renowned behavioral scientist Francesca Gino following extensive investigation into data manipulation allegations across multiple studies on honesty and ethics.
Mexico becomes the first nation globally to elect all judges through popular vote, with over 2,600 judicial positions up for election on June 1, 2025, sparking international debate about judicial independence.
