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New York City celebrates the Knicks' championship with a massive parade. The US and Iran have signed an initial deal ending hostilities, easing sanctions, and restarting nuclear talks, triggering mixed reactions globally. Meanwhile, Defense Secretary Hegseth announces a review of US forces in Europe and calls for 'NATO 3.0', stirring tensions with allies.

New York celebrates Knicks championship parade

New York celebrates Knicks championship paradeThousands of New Yorkers flooded the streets for the Knicks' championship parade, the city's first NBA title celebration in decades. Fans described the event as a unifying moment for a city long starved of basketball glory. The parade drew ecstatic crowds covered in confetti, though not everyone joined the celebration — one local artist publicly voiced frustration.

Secret US-Iran proposals reveal fragile nuclear deal path

Secret US-Iran proposals reveal fragile nuclear deal pathLeaked details of secret US-Iran proposals reveal the fragile diplomacy underpinning a potential broader nuclear agreement. Analysts note the deal raises uncomfortable questions about the cost and purpose of years of conflict. Both sides face significant challenges in sustaining the agreement, with domestic political pressures threatening its longevity.

US and Iran sign initial deal ending war and easing sanctions

US and Iran sign initial deal ending war and easing sanctionsThe US and Iran have signed a preliminary agreement to end hostilities, ease sanctions, and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with nuclear talks continuing on a 60-day timeline. Pakistan's premier confirmed the deal took immediate effect. Iran's supreme leader claimed Trump acted out of desperation, while the US lifted its naval blockade on Iranian ports.

Mixed US political reactions to the Iran deal

Mixed US political reactions to the Iran dealThe US-Iran deal has sparked sharply divided reactions in Washington. Pro-Israel hawks criticized the memorandum but stopped short of directly confronting Trump. Vice President Vance called the deal a 'win-win', while Trump attacked opponents as 'fools'. International observers described the response as a mix of anger, relief, and disbelief.

Hegseth announces US forces review and 'NATO 3.0'

Hegseth announces US forces review and 'NATO 3.0'US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth delivered a fiery speech in Brussels, attacking NATO allies and announcing a comprehensive review of US forces deployed in Europe. He outlined a vision for 'NATO 3.0', signaling a major shift in America's approach to the alliance. The remarks have heightened tensions with European partners.