The Iranian delegation will travel to Switzerland for talks with the United States

June 20 (Reuters) – Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr St?re announced Friday that Norway will implement a near-total ban on generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools for elementary school students, with tighter restrictions on AI use in education for older students to avoid harming learning outcomes. The policy follows a widespread decline in educational test scores in Norway; the government has already moved to ban smartphones in schools by 2024 and granted teachers greater authority to maintain classroom order. St?re explained at a Friday press conference that AI use could lead young students to skip critical steps in the learning process. The new regulations will take effect at the start of the new school year in late August. Under Norwegian government guidance: AI tools are generally prohibited for primary school students (ages 6 to 13); middle school students (ages 14 to 16) may use AI only cautiously and under teacher supervision; high school students (ages 17 to 19) will

On June 20, data from hypeflows shows Hyperliquid has set a new all-time high, capturing 8.4% of the global perpetual futures contract market based on open interest size — and that’s across all centralized exchanges, including major players like Binance, Bybit, and OKX. Meanwhile, HTX market data puts HYPE’s current trading price at $70.98, with a 3.09% gain over the past 24 hours.

On June 20, Israeli media reports indicate that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has ordered a ceasefire in Lebanon.

June 20 – The U.S. military noted that commercial vessel traffic in the Strait of Hormuz rose on June 20. The U.S. military remains operating in the region to uphold freedom of navigation, with 55 merchant ships transiting the strait today. (FX168)

June 20: Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs commented on the Vienna talks, stating that Iran and the U.S. will hold a meeting in Switzerland this Sunday.

June 20: U.S. media outlets citing a senior U.S. official report that the U.S. military has not observed any Iranian military moves aimed at closing the Strait of Hormuz.