In the news packaging this week, we have US billionaire Elon Musk, who resigned as the head of the US Ministry of Effectiveness (DOGE); new development related to Trump tariffs; False exercises performed in parts of India within the “Operation Shield”, India urges Bangladesh to hold “inclusive, free, fair” surveys; and growing cases COVID-19.
Here are briefly the best news:
COVID-19 cases
On Sunday, the Ministry of Health showed that more than 363 Covid-19 cases have been reported in India in the last 24 hours, thus equating to the country’s active cases to 3,758.
Shield operation
Exercise of civil defense or simulated exercise was carried out across Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Chandigar and Jammu and Kashmir under the “Operation Shield” May 31. These exercises were last carried out across the country on May 7. May in the middle of India-Pakistan tension along the border.
Elon Musk leaves DOGE
Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced his departure from Trump’s administration soon on Thursday. In the X post, the head of the US Ministry of Government Efficiency (DOGE) said: “… my planned time as a special government employee ends.”
Dilli’s Bjp Govt completes 100 days
The government of Delhi Bharatiya Janata (BJP) completed the first 100 days of administration in the national capital on Saturday 31 May. On this occasion, the Delhi government issued a “workbook”, emphasizing important initiatives of public social security, which have so far opened the main Minister Rekha Gupta.
Bangladeshi elections
The main advisor to Bangladesh Muhammad Yunus assured that nationwide public opinion surveys will take place from December 2025 and June 2026, although political parties continue to push him to determine the date of the vote.
In the middle of the election elections in Bangladesh India, she urged the neighboring country to organize an inclusive, free and fair elections at the beginning of the date to find out folk will and order.
Trump’s court decision
US President Donald Trump said on Thursday that the command of the US international trade court to block import tariffs was “so bad” and “so political”.
The US President’s statement came as a US Commercial Court that blocked his “exemption day” this week in force. However, the US Court of Appeal stated for the Federal District in Washington that it would stop the Lower Court’s decision and ordered the applicants in cases to answer within 5 June and administration until 9 June.
Donald Trump doubles the steel tariff
US President Donald Trump announced that from next week he will double steel tariffs from 25% to 50% while supporting a partnership between the Japanese Nippon Steel and Us Steel.
Trump, who came to his social account of truth, wrote: “It is my great honor to increase the tariffs to steel and aluminum from 25% to 50%, effective on Wednesday 4th June. Our steel and aluminum industries are returning like never before.
Spal Brigitte Macron Emmanuel Macron?
The video showing Brigitte Macron apparently put the face of French President Emmanuel Macron as they landed in Vietnam on their tour.
In the video, French President Emmanuel Macron was seen in the vestibule adjacent to the gateway and communicated with Brigitte Macron, who was inside the cabin.
When the security officials open the gate, the hand of the President’s wife suddenly appeared from the door, pushed away by his face with a gesture that seemed to be an aggressive display.
(Tagstotranslate) COVID-19 cases
