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Lastest world news today in May 27 May 27, 2025

Government & Politics 18 days ago
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    Here are some of the top global news stories as of May 27, 2025:

     

     

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    🌍 International Affairs

     

    Middle East Conflict: Israeli airstrikes have resulted in at least 89 deaths in Gaza, with hospitals overwhelmed and medical supplies running out. The World Health Organization describes the situation as "horror on horror."  

     

    Hungary's New Law: Seventeen EU countries are urging Hungary to reconsider a new law that could ban LGBTQ+ Pride events. Critics argue it infringes on freedom of assembly and expression.  

     

     

     

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    🇨🇦 Canada

     

    Royal Visit: King Charles III and Queen Camilla are on a two-day tour of Canada. The King delivered the Speech from the Throne, reaffirming Canada's constitutional ties with the monarchy. The visit comes amid tensions with the U.S. over trade and sovereignty.  

     

     

     

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    🇦🇺 Australia

     

    Flooding in New South Wales: Severe flooding has affected the Mid North Coast and Hunter Valley regions, with five confirmed deaths. The event is considered a 1-in-500-year occurrence, prompting both state and federal disaster response efforts.  

     

     

     

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    🇯🇵 Japan

     

    Economic Relief Measures: In response to inflation and U.S. tariffs, Japan has approved a $2.7 billion reserve fund to subsidize energy bills for households and businesses during the summer.  

     

     

     

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    🌐 Global Economy

     

    Market Reactions: World shares gained as investors assessed the impact of U.S. tariff policies. Long-dated bond yields fell, indicating cautious optimism in global markets.  

     

     

     

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    🏔️ Nepal

     

    Everest Summiters' Conference: Nepal hosted a summit for climbers who successfully reached Mount Everest's peak. The event emphasized the country's commitment to mountaineering s

    afety and environmental conservation.  

     

     

     

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