The UK government’s April denial of Ye’s electronic travel authorization for the Wireless Festival—citing his history of antisemitic remarks as not conducive to the public good—already triggered the most prominent recent restriction and led to the event’s full cancellation. Since then, no additional countries have issued formal entry blocks despite continued scrutiny of his tour dates, and recent developments like the abrupt postponement of his Marseille show or the security-driven cancellation of the Delhi concert reflect logistical and advisory hurdles rather than outright government bans. With his focus now on domestic legal matters such as the ongoing “Hurricane” copyright trial, trader consensus sees little momentum for new international restrictions before the June 30 cutoff.