- Greece: A GPO poll found that 7 in 10 Greeks want a change of government. The ruling New Democracy party leads at 28.6% in vote estimates, but Alexis Tsipras’s party holds second place at 15.1%, with several newer parties fragmenting the opposition.
- Peru: Presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori refused to commit to accepting the results of the upcoming runoff election, answering “We’ll see” — a response that has alarmed democratic observers.
- Brazil: The government expanded financial relief for companies hit by new Trump-era tariffs, with the export promotion agency noting the Mercosur-EU agreement could boost Brazilian exports by $7 billion.
- UEFA: Azerbaijani club Turan Tovuz was banned from the 2026-27 Conference League over a match-fixing case. The club announced it would appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
- Film: Director Wim Wenders withdrew his 1975 film Wrong Move from circulation due to a scene involving child nudity. Actress Nastassja Kinski said she had been urging Wenders to remove the scene for years.
Walter Murrow
June 3, 2026
