US-Iran Peace Breakthrough: The US and Iran announced a framework deal to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with Trump saying he authorized an end to the US naval blockade and “oil will flow,” while Iran signaled fighting would stop immediately; details remain scarce ahead of a Friday signing in Switzerland. Pakistan as Mediator: Pakistan’s PM Shehbaz Sharif said Islamabad will organize the Geneva ceremony on June 19, underscoring its role alongside Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Egypt. Israel Pushback: Israeli officials signaled they are not bound by the accord—Israel’s defense minister said IDF will stay in Lebanon, Syria and Gaza “indefinitely,” and a far-right minister said the deal doesn’t apply to Israel. Markets & Energy: Global stocks jumped and oil slid as investors priced in lower energy disruption, though analysts warned full normalization could take months. UN & Human Rights: UN chief António Guterres welcomed the ceasefire and Hormuz reopening, while the UN human rights chief urged restraint and called for investigations into alleged violations in Lebanon. Regional Diplomacy: G7 leaders in France will seek common ground with Trump on the deal’s implications for Lebanon and Iran’s nuclear and ballistic activities. Afghanistan Rights: A graduate from Afghanistan’s war era is using an online academy to teach girls above 15 amid Taliban restrictions. World Cup Politics & Travel: Iran’s squad arrived in the US for its opener vs New Zealand as visa issues and the wider conflict cast a charged backdrop.