Gearing up for Middle East peace talks, and the Artemis II heads home

This episode of Squiz Today covers a range of global developments as the week draws to a close. Key highlights include diplomatic efforts in the Middle East, with US and Iranian delegates preparing to meet in Pakistan to build on a recent two-week ceasefire, while Israel has agreed to talks with Lebanon following a deadly attack on Beirut that Iran claims violated the truce. Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is in Singapore to secure future oil shipments, offering government underwriting for high-risk fuel purchases amid global supply concerns. Meanwhile, the Artemis II mission is nearing its return, with the crew set to splash down in the Pacific Ocean at over 40,000 km/h, enduring temperatures twice that of the sun's surface—making the re-entry one of the most dangerous phases of the mission. On the political front, Hungary heads to the polls in a tight race, with US Vice President J.D. Vance visiting to bolster support for Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, whose nationalist, pro-Trump alignment has made Hungary a key ally. The episode also touches on the Coachella music festival kicking off, cultural shifts in its lineup, and a final Squiz Quiz before a brief hiatus. The tone remains informative and balanced, with a focus on international affairs and major events.