Tens of thousands of Lebanese return home after ceasefire

A fragile ten-day ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah has prompted thousands of residents to return to southern Lebanon, despite ongoing uncertainty and the presence of Israeli forces in border areas. Meanwhile, in Tehran, civilians grapple with the destruction of residential neighborhoods following recent bombings, as skepticism grows regarding the potential for a lasting diplomatic resolution. Beyond the Middle East, climate scientists warn that the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) faces a risk of collapse, threatening global agriculture, while financial officials at the IMF meeting express alarm over the AI model "Mythos" and its potential to compromise secure banking systems. Additionally, Pope Leo’s visit to Cameroon highlights regional tensions, and Japan has officially introduced the term "kokushobi" to categorize increasingly frequent, dangerously hot summer days exceeding 40 degrees Celsius.