U.S.-Iran Diplomacy: Trump’s team is floating a possible framework that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz and lift oil sanctions, with Politico reporting the U.S. may allow Iran access to more than $16 billion in frozen funds—though Iran’s state media says Tehran won’t cede control of Hormuz and insists enrichment rights would remain, while Israel’s Netanyahu office says Israel isn’t a party to any Iran memo. Nuclear Oversight: The U.S. and European allies pushed an IAEA board resolution demanding Iran provide detailed information on enriched uranium and undeclared sites, aiming to restore the agency’s ability to verify Iran’s nuclear commitments. Energy Markets: European gas prices slid sharply after Trump signaled possible de-escalation, but analysts warn oil supply won’t normalize instantly. UK Politics: Britain’s defense secretary John Healey resigned over disputes with Prime Minister Keir Starmer on defense spending, underscoring strain inside the government. U.S. Domestic & Courts: The New Hampshire Supreme Court overturned Adam Montgomery’s murder conviction in the Harmony Montgomery case. Public Health & Agriculture: USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins toured Texas after New World screwworm detection and said the agency is preparing a major response using sterile fly releases. China-U.S. Tensions: China confirmed arrest of U.S. citizen U Min Zin on espionage allegations.