Iran-Hormuz Tensions: Iran-linked missiles were blamed for an attack on a South Korean vessel in the Strait of Hormuz, with Seoul preparing to summon diplomats as the incident investigation points to Noor-series weapons. US-Iran Diplomacy: Trump’s Cabinet meeting is set as talks continue, with Rubio saying negotiations on reopening Hormuz could take “a few more days,” while Iran warns of retaliation and frozen-asset demands. EU Justice & Governance: Ireland’s justice minister met France ahead of Ireland’s EU Council presidency, focusing on data retention, prison management, and tackling domestic and sexual violence. Russia-EU Frontline Politics: An analyst says Armenia is becoming a contest arena between Russia and the EU as Yerevan balances pressure, diversification, and Western support. Sanctions & Bypasses: Kyrgyzstan is shutting companies suspected of aiding Russia’s sanctions evasion, while the UK targets Russian crypto channels used to skirt restrictions. Climate & Public Safety: A “heat dome” is driving record May temperatures across Europe and severe heat alerts in India, pushing hydration and outdoor-work limits. South Asia Migration: West Bengal begins holding centers for undocumented migrants under a “detect, delete and deport” push, prompting Bangladeshis to gather at border posts. Africa Mobility: Ghana launches an e-visa portal and waives fees for African travelers, as AU election observers prepare for Ethiopia’s June 1 vote. India Politics & Society: A satirical “Cockroach Janta Party” movement grows after a Supreme Court-related contempt controversy, while Modi urges precautions amid heatwave conditions.