On June 15, Italian editors tracked the US-Iran peace deal's final steps as the G7 opened in Evian. Morning headlines confirmed the Friday signing and Hormuz reopening, with Meloni offering naval support and oil prices falling. By afternoon, Trump arrived at the G7 declaring Hormuz would fully reopen, while Macron proposed a European naval mission. Digital signatures by Trump, Vance, and Ghalibaf were reported, though Tehran limited toll suspensions to 60 days. The deal dominated coverage, but domestic stories surfaced: a sexist chat scandal among Milan ATM drivers, Nordio's praise for Mussolini's book, and Vannacci's party polling at 5.3%. World Cup results were secondary.