World News: Top 10 Stories You Need to Know – 30 May 2025"

1. U.S. Trade Court Blocks Trump's Tariffs

A U.S. trade court ruled that President Trump's new tariffs, called “Liberation Day” tariffs, exceeded his powers under the emergency law. The 10% tariffs on imports from China, Mexico, and Canada are now halted.

Source: Reuters

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2. Harvard's Ban on International Students Blocked Again

A federal judge has again blocked Trump’s effort to stop international students from enrolling at Harvard, citing harm to students and the institution.

Source: WBUR

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3. Global Temperatures Likely to Break Records

According to the World Meteorological Organization, there is an 80% chance that at least one year between 2025 and 2029 will set a new global heat record, possibly exceeding 1.5°C of warming.

Source: The Guardian

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4. Russia Downs 296 Ukrainian Drones

Russia’s Ministry of Defense reported that 296 drones launched by Ukraine were shot down overnight, with some causing disruptions in Moscow.

Source: ABC News

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5. Cholera Outbreak in Sudan Amid Conflict

Sudan is facing a growing cholera outbreak amid its ongoing civil war, with 172 reported deaths so far. Humanitarian groups fear the situation will worsen.

Source: Havana Times

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6. Israel Strikes 'Terror Targets' in Yemen

Israel has carried out airstrikes on Houthi-controlled regions in Yemen, claiming the sites were being used to launch missile attacks.

Source: Times of India

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7. King Charles III Visits Canada Amid U.S. Annexation Threats

King Charles III has begun a royal tour in Canada to express support for Canadian sovereignty in response to rising tensions with the U.S. administration.

Source: Wikipedia

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8. Rachel Gupta Resigns from Miss Grand International

Rachel Gupta, the first Indian winner of Miss Grand International, has resigned, citing mistreatment and broken promises. The organization accuses her of contract breach.

Source: India Times

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9. Pro-Monarchy Protests Continue in Nepal

Protests continue in Kathmandu, with thousands demanding the return of Nepal’s monarchy and former King Gyanendra Shah.

Source: Wikipedia

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10. Malian Protests Demand Democratic Reforms

Mass protests are ongoing in Mali demanding the end of military rule and restoration of democratic rights. Political parties have been dissolved by the current regime.

Source: Wikipedia

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