Iran Rules Out Talks As Conflict Continues Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has said Tehran is prepared to continue its missile attacks for as long as necessary and indicated that negotiations with the United States are no longer on the table. His remarks came after US President Donald
Oman has confirmed that fresh talks between the United States and Iran will take place in Geneva on Thursday, signalling renewed diplomatic efforts to address tensions surrounding Tehran’s nuclear programme. The announcement comes amid ongoing attempts to revive dialogue and reduce regional instability. US Iran Talks Scheduled In Geneva Oman’s foreign minister confirmed
US President Donald Trump said he expects to play an indirect role in potential negotiations involving Iran, signalling renewed diplomatic movement around the long-stalled nuclear discussions while keeping Washington formally at arm’s length. Trump Indirect Role In Iran Talks Speaking to reporters, Trump indicated the United States would not immediately enter direct
Iran said it will continue uranium enrichment activities even as diplomatic contacts with the United States continue, signalling no immediate change to its nuclear programme during ongoing discussions. Officials stated the country’s nuclear policy remains guided by national requirements and existing commitments. Iran Uranium Enrichment Position Iranian authorities
Iran and the United States (US) held indirect talks in Oman amid rising regional tensions and concerns about possible escalation. Diplomats from both sides met through mediators to address security issues and broader stability in West Asia. Iran US Talks In Oman Officials conducted discussions in Muscat with Omani mediation, continuing a pattern of indirect […]
The United States Virtual Embassy for Iran has advised American citizens to leave the country immediately ahead of expected diplomatic talks between Washington and Tehran, citing heightened security concerns and limited consular assistance inside Iran. US Advisory For Citizens In Iran The advisory warned that US nationals in Iran face increased risk due to regional […]
Peace negotiations between Pakistan and Afghanistan wrapped up in Istanbul on October 28 without reaching any formal settlement. The talks, which were aimed at consolidating the ceasefire agreed on October 19, failed to produce results as both sides remained divided over cross-border militancy. Agenda And Key Differences Pakistan pressed Afghanistan to rein in the
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said Islamabad is ready to engage in talks with Afghanistan, but only under “legitimate and mutually respectful conditions.” He added that the decision now lies with Kabul to respond. Ceasefire and diplomatic posture Sharif noted that Pakistan had agreed to a 48-hour ceasefire at Afghanistan’s request, aiming to reduce tensions. […]
India and the United States are continuing dialogue over a proposed bilateral trade agreement, with Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal saying that both sides hope to “find a landing ground” on key issues. He confirmed that discussions are ongoing at various levels even amid a U.S. government shutdown. Trade Deal Timeline and Challenges Goyal indicated that […]
Israel and Hamas have started indirect negotiations in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, centered on a U.S.-backed 20-point plan to end the Gaza conflict. The talks aim to resolve key issues such as a ceasefire, hostage release, and demilitarisation. Progress and Key Sticking Points The first day of discussions ended on a “positive note,” with sources indicating […]















