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On May 12, all flights to and from Charleroi Airport were disrupted, with some sources attributing this to a national demonstration while others did not specify a reason. In Poland, a 94-year-old woman was rescued by police officers from a burning apartment.

In Haiti, the government has announced an increase in minimum wage to €6.5 per day. However, there are concerns raised about transparency and accuracy in governance by a leading political figure. Meanwhile, international reports do not specify any updates on Tehran's latest negotiation proposal or its reception from Trump. The House in Belgium is experiencing delays in implementing a program law and partial salary indexation.

David Mamdani, a notable individual, skipped the Met Gala and addressed fashion workers' conditions. Simultaneously, incidents of vandalism involving swastikas on NYC synagogues occurred, leading to Mamdani expressing concerns about antisemitic hatred. The exact connection between these events or any Democratic reparations policy remains uncertain, as reported by various news outlets.

In the NBA Playoffs, the second-seeded Boston Celtics were eliminated by the Philadelphia 76ers. Following their exit, Celtics star player expressed his concerns about perceived bias from referees during the series, suggesting an 'agenda' against him personally. However, the core facts of the game outcome remain consistent across reports. The extent to which refereeing decisions influenced the game's result remains uncertain and open for debate among fans and analysts.