Top World News Headlines – March 24, 2025

 Here are the top world news headlines for today, March 24, 2025:

Politics & International Relations

Donald Trump's Warning: Ex-US President Donald Trump has called Tesla protesters "domestic terrorists" and issued a stern warning. His comments follow increasing protests against Tesla and its boss Elon Musk. 

South Korea's Political Shift: South Korea's Constitutional Court has reversed the impeachment of Prime Minister Han Duck-soo, restoring him as acting president. 

Economic News

Markets Show Optimism: Global stock markets are witnessing a positive trend as the U.S. considers exemptions for certain sectors from proposed April tariff hikes. (reuters.com)

Investment Downturn: Due to policy uncertainties and market volatility, global acquisition activity has dropped to its lowest level in a decade, challenging expectations of a "Trump bump

Sports News

IOC Elects New President: Zimbabwe’s Kirsty Coventry has been elected as the new president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), making history as the first African and first female to hold the position. 

 

Legendary Boxing Journalist Passes Away: Renowned boxing journalist Colin Hart has passed away at the age of 89. The sports world is paying tribute to his legacy. 

Financial Centers

London’s Global Role: Standard Chartered Chairman José Viñals suggests that London could emerge as a "neutral" financial hub amid rising geopolitical tensions. 

These headlines cover the key developments around the world today. Let me know if you need further details on any story!