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Doha rounds stall as US-Iran indirect talks yield no breakthrough
world8 days ago

Doha rounds stall as US-Iran indirect talks yield no breakthrough

In Doha, the United States and Iran held indirect talks mediated by Qatar and Pakistan, but there was no evident breakthrough toward a lasting agreement. The discussions reportedly focused on issues already resolved and on establishing a communication channel, including the handling of about $6 billion in frozen Iranian funds. Iran’s top negotiators did not attend, and while topics included the Strait of Hormuz and Iran’s nuclear program, officials said positive progress was made and a follow-up meeting will be scheduled after funeral processions for former Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Shipping through Hormuz has shown renewed activity amid broader regional tensions.

Trump claims Iran submitted a better offer minutes after talks were canceled
politics2 months ago

Trump claims Iran submitted a better offer minutes after talks were canceled

Trump says that after he canceled in-person ceasefire talks with Iran, Iran produced a “much better” paper within 10 minutes, claiming the initial proposal was not acceptable; he also said he told aides not to travel to Pakistan for negotiations, while Iran’s foreign minister questioned the sincerity of U.S. diplomacy and Trump urged Iran to call if they want to talk.

Trump cancels US envoy trip to Pakistan as Iran talks unfold in Islamabad
world2 months ago

Trump cancels US envoy trip to Pakistan as Iran talks unfold in Islamabad

President Trump scrapped the planned arrival of US special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner to Pakistan to press Iran talks, telling Fox News he wouldn’t authorize an 18-hour flight to discuss nothing. Iran’s Abbas Araghchi had arrived in Islamabad for discussions but left before a deal could be reached, after a first round of talks earlier this month failed. The episode underscores Pakistan’s mediator role as Washington-Iran negotiations stall, with Pakistan tightening security around the venue and Iran resuming some flights from Tehran amid the regional tensions.

world2 months ago

Diplomatic deadlock as Hormuz blockade stalls Iran talks

Iran refuses to send its negotiating team to Islamabad until the U.S. lifts the Strait of Hormuz blockade, leaving talks in limbo as Washington and Tehran dig in on their terms. Vice President JD Vance was set to travel but plans are unclear, and Trump has given no indication he will lift the blockade, narrowing the diplomatic window ahead of a looming deal deadline.

Iran-U.S. talks stall as Tehran links deal to US 'totalitarianism' stance amid blockade
world2 months ago

Iran-U.S. talks stall as Tehran links deal to US 'totalitarianism' stance amid blockade

A broad update shows U.S.–Iran diplomacy stalling after talks in Islamabad ended without a deal, while Washington enacts a naval blockade of Iranian ports at the Strait of Hormuz. The UN and major allies press for a ceasefire and renewed dialogue, with Iran saying a deal could be possible only if the U.S. abandons its “totalitarianism” stance. Mediators in Pakistan and other capitals are weighing a second-round of talks and potential host locations as global markets and security tensions react to the unfolding diplomacy.

world3 months ago

Iran denies sending delegation to Pakistan as talks stay suspended

Iran denied media reports that it sent a delegation to Islamabad for talks with the United States, saying negotiations remain suspended until Washington meets ceasefire commitments in Lebanon and amid ongoing Israeli strikes; amid Pakistan's mediation, a post by Iran’s ambassador to Pakistan suggesting a delegation arrived was deleted, signaling continued ambiguity.

Backchannels and Denials: Iran Talks Remain Unclear
world3 months ago

Backchannels and Denials: Iran Talks Remain Unclear

Despite hints of progress, the U.S. says talks with Iran are taking place through intermediaries while Tehran publicly denies negotiations; regional mediators including Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Egypt have discussed possible discussions, but no face-to-face meeting has been set as U.S. troop deployments rise and oil prices spike, leaving the war’s end uncertain.