Headlines: The US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) encountered delays on 19 June as planned follow-on talks in Switzerland were postponed, with both sides citing logistical and regional security concerns. Political debate continued within Israel and the United States regarding the MoU and regional security policy, while Iran reaffirmed that enriched uranium stockpiles would remain under domestic control subject to IAEA-supervised arrangements. Regional confidence improved following the agreement, reflected in the UK easing travel advisories for several Gulf states and by continued recovery in maritime trade, with Strait of Hormuz tanker traffic reaching its highest levels since the conflict began and oil prices extending recent declines. Separately, several regional governments issued a joint statement condemning violence in the West Bank and calling for international accountability measures.
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