🌍 June 25 Global News Roundup: Middle East Turmoil, NATO Moves & NBA Deals
Here’s your daily digest of major international developments as of June 25, 2025. From military escalation in the Middle East to economic shifts and major sports deals, here are the key stories making headlines globally:
💥 1. Israel–Iran Ceasefire Breaks Within Hours
The fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran has officially broken down. According to international defense monitors, Iran launched missiles into Israeli airspace just two hours after the truce was announced. Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant warned of “renewed and decisive responses” in coming days.
✈️ 2. Iran Extends Airspace Shutdown
Following rising tensions, Iran extended its airspace closure to all commercial flights until further notice. The move affects regional traffic, particularly in the Persian Gulf and Central Asia. Meanwhile, Iran reportedly executed three individuals accused of espionage for Israel.
🏀 3. Kyrie Irving Re‑Signs with Mavericks
NBA star Kyrie Irving has re-signed with the Dallas Mavericks on a 3-year, $119 million contract. Irving said he’s “locked in” for a championship run alongside new talent like Cooper Flagg. This comes after brief rumors of him joining the Lakers.
🧠 4. NATO Commits to 5% GDP on Defence
At the ongoing NATO summit in The Hague, member nations agreed in principle to increase defence spending to 5% of GDP by 2035. The move is seen as a response to global instability and concerns over Russia and Iran. Discussions also included fast-tracking Ukraine’s NATO membership.
📉 5. World Bank Cuts Global Growth Outlook
The World Bank has revised its global growth forecast downward for the remainder of 2025, citing economic disruptions due to the Middle East crisis. Oil prices are stabilizing, but investor confidence remains shaky.
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