US-Iran Ceasefire Breakthrough: The US and Iran say they’ve agreed to an “immediate and permanent” end to military operations on all fronts, including Lebanon, with a framework to be signed in Geneva on June 19 and the Strait of Hormuz set to reopen—prompting oil prices to tumble and raising hopes for stability. European Push on Sanctions & Navigation: France, the UK, Germany and Italy welcomed the deal and signaled readiness to lift relevant sanctions if Iran takes clear, verifiable nuclear steps, while stressing Hormuz must reopen with “unconditional and unrestricted” freedom of navigation. G7 Summit in France Under New Pressure: Leaders gather at Evian-les-Bains for the G7 as Trump arrives after the Iran shift, with Iran, Ukraine, trade tensions, and AI on the agenda—while anti-G7 protests in Geneva turned violent, with tear gas used against demonstrators targeting UN-linked sites. Italy Angle on Gulf Security: Luigi Di Maio, the EU’s Gulf envoy, argues Brussels has been forced to clarify its role in Gulf security amid constraints, and calls for deeper EU-Gulf partnership beyond trade. Local Italy Crime/Justice Watch: Police actions and court developments continue to surface this week, including arrests tied to organized crime and ongoing cases under investigation.