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Historic US-Iran Agreement at the G7 and Controversy over Funds for the South

2026-06-18

Historic US-Iran Agreement at the G7 and Controversy over Funds for the South

The G7 summit concludes with a significant agreement between the United States and Iran that is already influencing the global economy and oil prices. In Italy, controversy is growing over the management of funds destined for municipalities in the South, while the Russian offensive continues with missiles and drones on Kyiv.

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, signed an agreement with Iran during the G7 summit (the group comprising the seven largest advanced economies). The deal led to the immediate reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial maritime route for oil tankers. The news had an immediate impact on the markets: the Asian stock exchanges in Tokyo and Seoul reached new records, while the price of oil fell. During the summit, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni played a role in diplomatic mediation among the leaders present.

On the domestic front, the Commission for Fiscal Federalism has approved a new plan for the Municipal Solidarity Fund. This fund is the main instrument through which the State distributes resources to municipalities to ensure services for citizens. However, the measure has been harshly criticized as damaging to Southern Italy: the new rules would end up penalizing the country's most fragile areas, taking away resources that were originally intended to support the southern regions.

In Ukraine, Russia has launched a massive attack against the capital, Kyiv, using ballistic missiles and drones. The explosions caused damage that is still being assessed. Ukrainian authorities warned that the city's defense depends on Patriot systems (American-made surface-to-air missiles), whose supplies are, however, running low.

Finally, actress Stefania Sandrelli has denounced a situation involving approximately 200 entertainment industry workers. INPS, the public body that manages pensions in Italy, has asked the actress to return 140,000 euros due to a recalculation of social security contributions. Sandrelli called the request humiliating for her career and for the category of workers involved.

To delve deeper into these stories and read today's other updates, visit the News section of the app. You will find details on the new eating habits of Italians, ranging from vegan to flexitarian diets, record-breaking viewership data for the World Cup, and the latest internal political tensions within the Lega.

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