KeyLang Daily News - 2026年6月15日

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Hello, and welcome to KeyLang Daily News for June 15, 2026. I'm glad you could join us today. We have twenty stories from around the world, covering politics, conflict, the economy, science, and more. As always, we aim to give you the facts clearly and fairly. Let's begin.

🌍 G7 Leaders Gather in French Alps Amid Global Tensions

Leaders of the Group of Seven nations are meeting in Evian-les-Bains, France, from June 15 to 17. According to NPR, wars abroad, economic uncertainty, and strains within the transatlantic alliance are expected to dominate the talks. US President Donald Trump and other leaders face difficult discussions. One analyst told Africa News that relations with China are likely to top the agenda this year.

🌍 Protesters and Police Clash Near G7 Summit Site

Swiss police used a water cannon and tear gas to disperse demonstrators ahead of the G7 summit, the BBC reported. The clashes took place near Geneva as crowds gathered to protest the meeting of wealthy nations. Police said they acted to control the situation. The protesters have not yet released a full statement about their demands.

⚔️ Pakistan Says US and Iran Reach Peace Deal

Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said the United States and Iran have reached a peace agreement. In a post on X, he said both sides declared an immediate and permanent end to military operations on all fronts, including in Lebanon. Sharif said a formal signing ceremony would take place in Switzerland on June 19. Iranian media reported that Tehran had not yet made a final decision.

⚔️ UN Chief Condemns Israeli Strike on Beirut

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said he strongly condemns Israel's strike on Beirut, which he said happened despite the ceasefire. He warned that the conflict was having a serious impact on the global economy. Guterres urged all sides to show maximum restraint. He noted the strike came as the US and Iran were expected to reach an agreement.

⚔️ Iran Calls Beirut Strike a Violation of Ceasefire

Iran's Foreign Ministry condemned the Israeli strike on Beirut's southern suburbs, calling it a violation of Lebanon's sovereignty and the ceasefire. Tehran said it holds the United States responsible for Israel's actions. Iran added that it remains determined to use all necessary means to defend itself. Israel's military said it struck targets linked to Hezbollah.

🌍 Trump Says Beirut Strike 'Should Not Have Happened'

US President Donald Trump said Israel's attack on Beirut should not have happened, according to NPR. However, he maintained that the United States was still very close to a deal to end the war with Iran. Trump urged all parties to avoid further attacks. He also said the Strait of Hormuz would reopen for business very shortly.

🌍 Putin and Zelensky Hold Separate Calls With Trump

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky each held phone calls with US President Trump on Sunday, as Trump marked his 80th birthday. According to a Russian aide, the call with Putin lasted just under an hour. The leaders discussed the war in Ukraine and how the more than four-year conflict could end. Trump emphasized the need to stop the fighting.

💰 Iranians Struggle as Economic Pressures Grow

Many Iranians say they can no longer afford the lives they once had, NPR reported. Writer and historian Arash Azizi described how economic pressures are reshaping daily life across the country. Prices have risen and uncertainty remains high as people wait for a peace agreement. The situation has affected families and businesses alike.

⚔️ Gaza Health Ministry Says War Toll Passes 73,000

The Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza said the war's death toll has surpassed 73,000, with six people reported killed in recent strikes. Hamas said it responded to a 15-point peace blueprint aimed at moving the ceasefire to the next stage. However, sources say disagreements remain over the issue of disarmament. Talks on ending the conflict continue.

🌍 Trump Says Strait of Hormuz Will Reopen Soon

US President Trump said Iran will never be allowed to obtain a nuclear weapon. He said the Strait of Hormuz would be opening for business very shortly. Trump described the planned deal as a wall against Iran ever gaining a nuclear weapon. He also criticized the 2015 nuclear agreement made under the Obama administration.

🌍 Pakistan Minister Urges Dialogue Over Kashmir Seats

Pakistan's Information Minister Ataullah Tarar called for differences over refugee seats in the Azad Jammu and Kashmir assembly to be resolved through democratic means. Ahead of July 27 elections, a local committee has demanded the removal of 12 reserved seats. Tarar said peaceful protest is every citizen's right. He added that no opinion can be imposed by force.

🌍 Bilawal Urges End to Kashmir Region Protests

PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari appealed to protesters in Azad Jammu and Kashmir to end their demonstrations. He said the unrest was damaging both the Kashmiri cause and Pakistan's reputation during a period of global attention. Bilawal called for grievances to be resolved through parliament and the political process. He also proposed a Truth and Reconciliation Commission to address the issues.

💰 Pakistan Defends Budget and Invites Opposition Talks

Pakistan's Information Minister invited the opposition to sign a Charter of Economy and defended the proposed 2026-27 federal budget. He said the budget offers relief and that revenue and remittances have increased. Opposition members disagreed, with PTI's Asad Qaiser saying many proposals came from the International Monetary Fund. A PPP lawmaker said little relief was offered to ordinary citizens.

🌪️ Two Helicopters Collide Over Rio de Janeiro

Two helicopters collided in mid-air over Rio de Janeiro on Sunday morning and crashed into an urban area. The fire department confirmed that six people died, all of whom were on board the aircraft. Among the victims were US singer Oliver Tree and Argentine YouTuber Gaspar Prim, known as Gaspi. The cause of the collision is under investigation.

🏥 Liberian Doctor Warns of New Ebola Cases

As new cases of Ebola are reported in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a well-known Liberian doctor has warned about the risk of spread. Dr. Jerry Brown said memories of the 2014 Ebola outbreak in Liberia remain vivid. He stressed the importance of early action to prevent a wider outbreak. Health workers are monitoring the situation closely.

⚔️ Iran Says Beirut Strike Delayed Peace Deal

According to the South China Morning Post, Israeli strikes on Beirut may complicate efforts to finalize a deal to end the US-Iran war. Lebanese Civil Defense said it retrieved three bodies and six wounded people from the rubble. Iran threatened a military response and said it holds the US responsible. Reports from The Hindu said the strike delayed the peace deal by a few hours.

⚔️ Draft US-Iran Deal Reportedly Includes Sanctions Waiver

Iran says a draft deal with the United States includes an oil sanctions waiver, nuclear limits, and the release of frozen assets, The Hindu reported. Iranian media said Tehran had not yet made a final decision on the agreement. Negotiations between the two sides have continued for several days. Both governments have not confirmed all details publicly.

🌍 Analyst Expects China to Lead G7 Discussions

An analyst told Africa News that relations with China are likely to top the agenda at this week's G7 summit. Leaders from seven major economies will meet by Lake Geneva from June 15 to 17. Trade, security, and global economic concerns are expected to be discussed. The summit comes at a time of several international tensions.

🎭 Trump Hosts Cage Fights to Mark 80th Birthday

US President Trump hosted a series of cage fights on the White House lawn to mark his 80th birthday, DW News reported. He was set to watch seven fights with an audience of about 4,000 people inside a specially built arena. Critics said the event was in poor taste amid the ongoing Iran war. The White House has not commented on the criticism.

🌍 Transatlantic Strains Loom Over G7 Meeting

As the G7 summit opens, strains in the transatlantic alliance are drawing attention, according to NPR. Leaders face disagreements on trade, defense spending, and how to handle ongoing conflicts. Economic uncertainty adds further pressure to the talks. Observers say the meeting could test cooperation among the member nations.

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