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World News Headlines Today (18 June 2026) The Guardian The Guardian Middle East crisis live: agreement signed by US-Iran presidents; Tehran claims it will charge ships to transit strait of Hormuz Trump says he has signed peace deal with Iran at Versailles - US politics live Today Today US and Iran sign a ceasefire agreement aimed at ending recent hostilities, with further negotiations expected over the next 60 days. � The Guardian +1 G7 leaders meet in France, discussing Middle East stability, Ukraine, artificial intelligence risks, and global economic security. � Reuters +1 Russia launches fresh attacks on Kyiv as diplomatic efforts continue between Ukraine, the US, and European leaders. � Reuters Israel conducts new airstrikes in Lebanon, highlighting continuing tensions despite broader regional peace efforts. � Reuters Oil markets react to Middle East developments, with investors watching the future of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. � The Guardian +1 European Parliament backs legislation that would allow offshore detention centers for migrants, sparking debate across Europe. � Reuters Brazil's President Lula warns foreign leaders against interfering in Brazil's elections, following comments from US President Donald Trump. � Reuters Nigeria's former oil minister Diezani Alison-Madueke is acquitted of bribery charges in a UK corruption trial. � Reuters The UN raises concerns about violence affecting children in conflict zones and warns of possible sanctions against offenders. � Reuters FIFA World Cup 2026 group-stage matches continue today, including England vs Croatia and Colombia vs Uzbekistan. � The Economic Times These are among the most widely reported international headlines as of 18 June 2026. � Reuters +1

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00:00World News Headlines Today, June 18, 2026

00:03The Guardian

00:05The Guardian

00:08Middle East Crisis Live, agreement signed by U.S.-Iran presidents,

00:12Tehran claims it will charge ships to transit Strait of Hormuz.

00:16Trump says he has signed peace deal with Iran at Versailles U.S. Politics Live.

00:22Today

00:23Today

00:24U.S. and Iran sign a ceasefire agreement aimed at ending recent hostilities,

00:30with further negotiations expected over the next 60 days.

00:34The Guardian

00:37G7 leaders meet in France, discussing Middle East stability, Ukraine, artificial intelligence risks,

00:44and global economic security.

00:46Reuters

00:47Russia launches fresh attacks on Kiev as diplomatic efforts continue between Ukraine,

00:53the U.S., and European leaders.

00:56Reuters

00:57Israel conducts new airstrikes in Lebanon, highlighting continuing tensions despite

01:03broader regional peace efforts.

01:06Reuters

01:07Oil markets react to Middle East developments, with investors watching the future of shipping

01:13through the Strait of Hormuz.

01:14The Guardian

01:15Plus One

01:16European Parliament backs legislation that would allow offshore detention centers for migrants,

01:22sparking debate across Europe.

01:25Reuters

01:27Brazil's President Lula warns foreign leaders against interfering in Brazil's elections,

01:32following comments from U.S. President Donald Trump.

01:36Reuters

01:37Nigeria's former oil minister Diazani Alison Madouk is acquitted of bribery charges in a U.K.

01:43corruption trial.

01:45Reuters

01:46The U.N. raises concerns about violence affecting children in conflict zones and warns of possible

01:52sanctions against offenders.

01:55Reuters

01:56FIFA World Cup 2026 group stage matches continue today, including England vs. Croatia and Colombia

02:04vs. Uzbekistan.

02:06The Economic Times

02:07These are among the most widely reported international headlines as of June 18, 2026.

02:15Reuters Plus One

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