Top 10 international news today - 24 June 2025

 1. Tramp Brokers "Forever" Ceasefire Between Israel and Iran

US president Donald Trump has announced a so-called "forever ceasefire" agreement between Israel and Iran, ending 12  days of fierce aerial attacks and rising regional tensions. Though both sides publicly committed to the truce, accusations of violations emerged just hours later. The ceasefire was brokered following back channel talks and Trump declared "Time for Peace" on social media. The deal has led to a drop in oil prices and temporary market stability.

Source :The Guardian

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2. NATO Summit Kicks Off in The Hague with Strong US Support 

The 2025 NATO Summit officially began today in The Hague, where the US delegate, Matt Whitaker, reiterated America's unwavering support for the alliance. He called this "the most consequential moment in NATO's history". Ukrainian President Zelenskyy urged allies to boost defence spending, warning that Russia could attack a NATO state within 5 years.

Source :The Guardian - Europe Live

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3. Israel and Iran Exchange Fire House After Truce Declaration 

Despite the ceasefire deal, both Israel and Iran accused each other of violating terms within hours. Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz warned of immediate retaliation, claiming Iran launched a rocket barrage. Meanwhile, Iran called Israeli reconnaissance flights "aggressive provocations".

Source :Reuters

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4. Massive Prisoner Swap Between Russia and Ukraine 

Russia and Ukraine conducted their largest prisoner exchange since the war began in 2022. Over 400 Ukrainians were released, including wounded soldiers and civilians. International Red Cross helped coordinate the exchange, making a rare sign of dialogue between the two warring nations. 

Source :TurntoNews14

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5. Global Oil Prices Plunge After Peace Announcement 

The global oil market reacted sharply to news of a ceasefire between Israel and Iran. Brent crude dropped 3.5% to $69  per barrel, while U. S. West Texas intermediate fell to $66.14. Analysts say the dip reflects investor optimism over reduced Middle East tension. 

Source :Reuters 

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6.  Iran Threatens to Block Strait of Hormuz Again 

The Iranian Parliament released a statement warning that it may shut down the Strait of Hormuz if further "provocations" occur. The narrow waterway handles 20% of the world's oil trigger a global energy crisis. 

Source :Business Standard 

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7. UN Accuses Israel of Weaponizing Food in Gaza 

The UN Human Rights Office has accused Israel of using food as a weapon in Gaza, claiming that the blockade has caused severe starvation. Over 410 civilians have reportedly died due to malnutrition and lack of aid. Israel has denied the allegations, calling them "baseless propaganda" 

Source : UN via The Guardian 

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8. Iranian Opposition Calls for Regime Overthrow 

Maryam Rajavi, a prominent exiled Iranian opposition leader, called on Iranians to rise up and overthrow the Khamenei regime, saying the ceasefire is a "temporary pause in a long War for freedom". The speech was delivered in Paris during a conference of Iranian diaspora groups. 

source :Deutsche Welle 

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9. Tramp to Attend NATO Summit Amid Global Security Shifts 

President Trump is scheduled to arrive at the NATO Summit in The Hague later today, where he's expected to speak about rebalancing global defense costs and NATO's strategy toward China and Russia. European leaders are watching closely for signs of U. S. Policy shifts. 

Source :The Guardian - NATO Live Update 

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10. Financial Markets React to Ceasefire and NATO Talks 

Global financial markets surged following Trump’s peace announcement and thema opening of the NATO Summit. Wall Street opened higher, while European  markets posted gains. The U. S. doller, however, weakened slightly amid speculation of reduced geopolitical risk. 

Source :Reuters 

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