Welcome to Navarra live coming up tonight. There is a ceasefire in the Middle East,

but with Israel continuing to bombard Lebanon. Can it hold? That's a headline that gives me

deja vu, actually. It sounds a bit like when there were those ceasefires in the war on Gaza,

of course this one, a ceasefire in the war on Iran.

I also speak to as Fandja, Batman, Gellich, to examine what has actually been agreed between the US and Iran in this ceasefire deal.

As you've probably gathered by now, it's all a little unclear.

And finally, we'll discuss why the real winner from this disastrous war could be China.

I'm Michael Walker, and I'm joined tonight by Aaron Bastani.

Great to have you in, lots to chew into.

My pleasure to be joining you, Michael. Big show.

Did you have a sense of relief this morning?

I mean, you know, we're going to talk about how this ceasefire deal, you know,

it's definitely not watertight. I don't think

we can clearly say that the future for Iran and the Middle East in general is bright, but my sort

of just the emotional dread of having Donald Trump saying, you know, by 8 p.m. this evening, I'm going to

destroy murder an entire civilization. You know, I suppose I would have

predicted that there was going to be some kind of walk back, a tacco, whatever you want to call it.

But it was a relief when that came out. Whatever, we think about what has been agreed.

Well, it was this morning, but I was actually up at 1am or whatever it was. So I saw it then,

and that was certainly a relief. But almost

immediately it was quite clear to me some of the things we talked about over the rest of the

hour and maybe a bit. It became clear that actually this wasn't necessarily a ceasefire that

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