The Trump administration has begun refunding more than $35.5 billion to importers after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the administration's import tariffs were illegal. The payouts are being distributed to companies that successfully petitioned for the return of duties they previously paid.
Pro-Palestinian slogans were shouted in the arena during Israel's performance at the Eurovision Song Contest on Tuesday evening. The protests were audible to both the live audience and viewers watching the television broadcast.
The evacuation of the cruise ship Hondius following a deadly hantavirus outbreak has been completed. WHO Director Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus emphasized that the organization's work regarding the incident is not yet finished.
A fire broke out at an emergency shelter for asylum seekers in Loosdrecht during an anti-AZC demonstration. A spokesperson for the safety region confirmed the incident occurred while protesters were present at the site.
Saudi Arabia reportedly conducted secret retaliatory attacks against Iran in late March, according to Western and Iranian officials cited by Reuters. These strikes represent the first known instance of such direct military action by Saudi Arabia against Iranian territory.
A German family won a lawsuit and received 900 euros in compensation from their tour operator for failing to intervene in the practice of guests reserving pool sunbeds with towels. This ruling could set a precedent for travel organizations to take more action against such behavior, potentially impacting the experiences of Dutch vacationers.