The recent ceasefire between Israel and Iran, brokered by the US, dominates headlines amidst ongoing hostilities, market reactions, and analyses of Trump's high-risk diplomatic efforts as well as regional implications including flight disruptions and the challenges of rebuilding Syria.

• Oil slumps and markets rally as Trump announces Iran-Israel ceasefire – business live — The Guardian -
• Australia news live: O’Brien accepts invite to Chalmers roundtable but says he ‘won’t be there to rubber stamp a talkfest’ — The Guardian -
• Israel-Iran war live: Israeli government confirms it has agreed to ceasefire deal brokered by US — The Guardian -

• Can Iran, Israel and the U.S. Now All Claim to Have Won? — New York Times World -
• Trump Says Cease-Fire Has Started Between Iran and Israel — New York Times World -
• Here’s the latest. — New York Times World -
• Tuesday briefing: What you need to know about Trump’s declaration of peace between Israel and Iran — The Guardian -
• Trump says Israel and Iran have negotiated ‘complete’ ceasefire — The Guardian -
• Here’s the latest. — New York Times World -
• Nato summit expected to be triumphant for Trump and deflating for Ukraine — The Guardian -
• Australian passenger disruption as airlines delay or cancel flights after Iran’s attack on US base in Qatar — The Guardian -
• Tuesday Briefing — New York Times World -
• Trump’s Cease-Fire Announcement Catches His Own Top Officials by Surprise — New York Times World -
• The Challenge of Rebuilding Syria — New York Times World -
• Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe denounces Israeli attack on Iran’s Evin prison — The Guardian -
• What Is the Strait of Hormuz and Why Is It Important? — New York Times World -
• Iran has previously given warnings before attacking U.S. bases, limiting damage and repercussions. — New York Times World -
• Iran has previously given warnings before attacking U.S. bases, limiting damage and repercussions. — New York Times World -
• With possible Iran-Israel ceasefire, Trump's high-risk strikes may pay off — BBC World -
• Qatar Intervened to Persuade Iran to Accept Cease-Fire Deal, Diplomats Say — New York Times World -
• Trump thanks Tehran for weak response after Qatar attack – as it happened — The Guardian -
• Trump’s cease-fire announcement caught his own top officials by surprise. — New York Times World -
• Trump Says ‘Time for Peace’ After Iran Gives Warning Before Firing on U.S. Base — New York Times World -
• Tuesday Briefing: Iran Struck a U.S. Base in Qatar — New York Times World -

Australian political and economic developments include scrutiny of Anthony Albanese's government staffing cuts and state budget announcements for Queensland and NSW, while a high-profile mushroom lunch triple murder trial continues alongside a police misconduct investigation regarding an Indigenous man.

• Australia news live: O’Brien accepts invite to Chalmers roundtable but says he ‘won’t be there to rubber stamp a talkfest’ — The Guardian -
• Erin Patterson trial jury urged to put aside sympathy for mushroom lunch guests and ignore ‘unprecedented’ media attention — The Guardian -
• Erin Patterson mushroom trial day 36 – as it happened — The Guardian -

• Anthony Albanese criticised for ‘vindictive’ move after Coalition MPs see staff numbers slashed — The Guardian -
• Queensland state budget 2025: five key takeaways — The Guardian -
• Penny-pinching NSW budget lacks vision and offers few solutions to state’s most pressing problems — The Guardian -
• In a Big Place With Few People, a Minister Needs a Pilot’s License — New York Times World -
• Queensland state budget 2025: LNP to boost spending and hire more frontline staff as debt projected to top $200bn — The Guardian -
• NSW police officer who did not call ambulance for Indigenous man found to have engaged in serious misconduct — The Guardian -
• Housing push the centrepiece of NSW budget which projects $3.43bn deficit next financial year — The Guardian -

President Trump's policy decisions are under the microscope, with reactions from voters to the Iran bombing and challenges to his immigration and education plans by the Supreme Court and federal judges, alongside discussions on the AUKUS defense pact.

• Trump is not interested in listening to US experts on Iran and the Middle East — The Guardian -
• 6 Trump Voters React to the U.S.’s Bombing of Nuclear Sites in Iran — New York Times World -
• Supreme Court Lets Trump Deport Migrants to Countries Other Than Their Own — New York Times World -

• US judge blocks Trump plan to bar international students from Harvard — The Guardian -
• Aukus vital to ‘deter Chinese aggression’, say US lawmakers, as Trump urged to recommit to submarine deal — The Guardian -

Key UK developments involve the potential regulation of Google's search business, concerns over Co-op staff safety, plans for a national memorial to Queen Elizabeth II, and a reported decline in support for struggling families as the government vows to ban Palestine Action.

• Google could be forced to change UK search as watchdog takes steps — The Guardian -
• Co-op staff say they are being put at risk by having to work alone — The Guardian -
• Translucent bridge to form centrepiece of national memorial to Elizabeth II — The Guardian -

• Big fall in support for struggling families in England, charity says — The Guardian -
• U.K. to Ban Palestine Action Group as Terrorist Organization — New York Times World -

Diverse global topics range from remembering India's iconic crocodile-hunting tigress and a German novel by Sebastian Haffner becoming a bestseller to the health impacts of noise pollution across Europe and the growing popularity of Yemeni cafes building community.

• Remembering India's iconic crocodile-hunting tigress — BBC World -
• Noise pollution harms health of millions across Europe, report finds — The Guardian -
• Unknown novel by writer who charted Hitler’s rise becomes German bestseller — The Guardian -

• How Yemeni Cafes like Haraz Coffee House Are Building Momentum and Community — New York Times World -

Specific global incidents include rescuers searching for a Brazilian tourist on an Indonesian volcano, a fatal Lake Tahoe boating accident, and the ongoing Diddy prosecution, while the sports world focuses on **Kurtley Beale's assessment of the British & Irish Lions rugby threat to Australia**.

• Kurtley Beale picks out Lions’ ‘danger man’ Russell as biggest threat to Australia — The Guardian -
• Rescuers search for Brazilian tourist on Indonesian volcano — BBC World -
• 'The water was just screaming' - Eight dead in Lake Tahoe after boats capsize — BBC World -

• As Diddy prosecution rests, how compelling is the case against him? — BBC World -