Pakistan’s ambassador to the US said weeks of intense diplomatic efforts have led to a shared commitment from all sides.
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Even if the talks fail to produce a deal, a return to an all-out war may still be averted.
The Palestinian Presidency’s office condemned the plan as a ‘flagrant violation of international law’.
British PM Starmer said he and US President Donald Trump discussed “military capabilities” to reopen Hormuz.
Palestinians displaced by settler violence confront loss of community as settlers celebrate their forced expulsions.
Israel’s Netanyahu accused Spain of waging a ‘diplomatic war’ against Israel.
Vice president says Trump gave ‘pretty clear guidelines’ on talks, which will be productive if Iran does not ‘play’ US.
Ali Vaez, says upcoming talks between the US and Iran may be marred by a deficit of trust.
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy previously announced that 228 Ukrainian experts had been deployed to the region.
US-Iran talks open in Islamabad with mediators focused on keeping dialogue alive amid deep divisions.
US VP JD Vance says Trump gave “clear guidelines” for Iran talks in Pakistan and expects “positive” negotiations.
