US IRAN TALKS PAKISTAN
'Monumental setback' for PM Modi's foreign policy: Congress on Pakistan's role in US-Iran peace moves
Pakistan is reportedly hosting US-Iran peace talks. Congress criticizes Prime Minister Modi's foreign policy, stating Pakistan Army chief Asim Munir's closeness to US President Donald Trump is a setback. The party claims India needs a diplomatic strategy overhaul, which Modi is incapable of achieving. This situation highlights a shift in regional engagement.
Committed to advancing regional peace and security: Pakistan PM to Iranian President
Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif spoke with Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian. Sharif highlighted Pakistan's dedication to regional peace and security. He thanked Iran for sending a delegation for talks in Islamabad. The leaders discussed the current regional situation. Sharif also updated Pezeshkian on his meetings with leaders from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Turkiye. Pezeshkian acknowledged Pakistan's commitment to peace efforts.
Pakistan's military chief Asim Munir takes lead on US-Iran talks in diplomatic blitz
Pakistan's military chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, is in Tehran carrying US proposals for a second round of US-Iran peace talks. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and his foreign minister are engaging regional allies. This coordinated effort aims to advance the peace process. The talks are expected to take place in Islamabad this week. Security is being heightened in the capital.
Iran not planning to attend talks with US in Pakistan
Iran is not currently planning to attend talks with the United States, state media said, after President Donald Trump ordered US negotiators to travel to Pakistan on Monday, just days before a ceasefire in the Middle East expires. Iran and the United States, along with Israel, are just three days away from the end of the two-week ceasefire that halted the Middle East war, ignited by surprise US-Israeli strikes on Iran on February 28.
JD Vance will lead US team to Iran talks in Pakistan: White House
US Vice President JD Vance will lead American delegates for talks with Iran in Pakistan. This comes after President Donald Trump stated he would not attend. The meetings aim to end the Middle East conflict before a ceasefire expires. Tensions are high as Iran allegedly violated the ceasefire. The US has threatened severe retaliation if a deal is not reached.
A deal is only done when it's done: Pak official sources on Iran-US talks
As Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Chief of Defence Forces Field Marshal Asim Munir wrapped up their respective visits to West Asia, reports began to circulate about the second round of talks in Islamabad.
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Pakistan only a messenger; US-Iran deal complex despite peace push: Foreign affairs expert Sanjeev Srivastava
India supports US-Iran diplomatic efforts, emphasizing dialogue and de-escalation. Defence expert Sanjeev Srivastava stated Pakistan's role is limited to that of a facilitator and messenger, lacking the credibility to influence negotiations. He noted China and other nations, including India, have encouraged dialogue, creating a positive environment for talks.
Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Egypt FMs meet in Antalya
Foreign Ministers from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkiye, and Egypt met in Antalya. They discussed strengthening cooperation in areas of mutual interest. The ministers also exchanged views on regional dynamics. Dialogue and diplomacy were reaffirmed for peace and stability. This meeting follows previous talks between the four nations.
Pakistan's military chief concludes three-day visit to Iran
Pakistan's army chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, concluded a three-day visit to Tehran. He met with top Iranian leaders to discuss ending the Middle East war. This visit underscores Pakistan's commitment to a negotiated settlement and regional peace. Talks between the US and Iran are expected soon in Islamabad. Iran also issued a warning regarding the Strait of Hormuz.
Next round of US-Iran talks likely to be held in Pakistan on Monday: Iranian sources
Iranian and American negotiators are set to meet in Islamabad on Monday. This development signals renewed diplomatic efforts to ease tensions in West Asia. Leaders from Qatar and Turkey have also met Pakistan's Prime Minister, discussing de-escalation. Pakistan's Army Chief recently visited Tehran, aiming to prepare for further talks.
Pakistan air force escorted Iranian negotiators after U.S. talks, sources say
Pakistan’s air force escorted Iranian negotiators back home after inconclusive talks with the U.S. in Islamabad, deploying fighter jets and surveillance aircraft amid concerns the delegation could be targeted. Sources said the unusual security operation followed fears—raised by Iranian officials—of a possible threat, even as diplomatic efforts between Washington and Tehran are expected to continue.
US military widens blockade on Iran to include 'contraband' shipments, advisory says
The US has broadened its maritime blockade in response to escalating Iran war tensions, enabling forces to globally intercept, search, and seize ships carrying weapons, munitions, oil, metals, and refined products. This expanded scope allows for the targeting of vessels transporting a wide array of "contraband" goods.
No dates set for second round of Iran-US talks: Pakistan
Pakistan stated no dates are set for a second round of US-Iran talks, amidst reports of ongoing diplomatic exchanges. Foreign Office Spokesperson Tahir Andrabi emphasized the confidential nature of the negotiations, which involved discussions on the nuclear issue and peace in Lebanon. These efforts align with Pakistan's commitment to advancing peace through dialogue and cooperation.
Trump says Iran war 'close to over'; army chief of mediator Pakistan arrives in Tehran
President Trump anticipates the war with Iran is nearing its end, with Pakistan's army chief arriving in Tehran to mediate further talks. Diplomatic efforts aim to bridge gaps after previous negotiations stalled, while the U.S. continues to intercept vessels and Iran warns of retaliation against its port blockades.
US has not formally agreed to extend Iran ceasefire: Senior official
A senior US official has stated that the United States has not officially agreed to extend the current ceasefire with Iran. This announcement comes amid ongoing discussions and raises questions about the future of the fragile truce. The lack of formal agreement suggests that the situation remains fluid and subject to further negotiation or potential escalation.
Pakistan’s KSE-100 surges 10,000 points in 2 days on US-Iran peace talk optimism
Pakistan's stock markets surged for a second consecutive session, with the KSE-100 index gaining significantly amid hopes of renewed US-Iran peace talks. Hopes for a resolution to the conflict, potentially restoring oil flows, have boosted investor confidence. This follows a period of high volatility, with the market showing sharp returns during phases of macro stabilization linked to IMF support.
US-Iran war: Trump, PM Modi discuss Hormuz passage & safety
President Trump and Prime Minister Modi discussed the Strait of Hormuz following the US blockade after Iran peace talks broke down. Both leaders emphasized the need for an open and secure strait, addressing India's concerns about its ships. This call follows a previous discussion after the Iran war began.
'Ab kya hoga, ye rab jane': Tharoor takes dig at failed US-Iran talks in Pakistan
United States and Iran peace talks in Pakistan have concluded without a deal. Both nations blamed each other for the breakdown. The outcome casts doubt on a two-week ceasefire. The failure dims prospects for reopening the Strait of Hormuz. This critical shipping route impacts global energy markets. The United States may resume military operations against Iran.
Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif says 'full efforts' going on to resolve US-Iran conflict
Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced ongoing efforts to resolve the US-Iran conflict. Direct talks were held in Islamabad, marking a historic moment. A two-week ceasefire between the two nations remains in place. While a lasting peace deal was not secured, Pakistan played a crucial role in bringing the delegations together.
Stocks sink, Iran move falters: Pakistan is a high-beta nation
Pakistan's attempt to mediate US-Iran talks and a related stock market rally ended quickly. The country's fortunes are tied to external events, not internal strength. Despite the setback, Pakistan may retain a role in ongoing backchannel diplomacy. Its strategic location and defense ties ensure continued relevance beyond mediation efforts.
US couldn’t earn Iran’s trust: Iranian chief negotiator
Iran's top negotiator declared the United States did not earn Iran's trust during recent peace talks in Pakistan. The marathon negotiations aimed to resolve the West Asia conflict but concluded without an agreement. Iran presented forward-looking initiatives, but the US side could not secure Iranian confidence. The US cited Iran's nuclear program as a key sticking point.
US-Iran War Day 43: Iran raises 'Lebanon' condition in truce talks; Trump pushes for Hormuz access
US Israel Iran War Day 43 News: Fragile ceasefire holds as US and Iran prepare for peace talks in Islamabad, aiming to end a six-week war. Key issues include Iran's nuclear program and Strait of Hormuz trade. Meanwhile, Lebanon and Israel will also hold US-brokered discussions on a ceasefire.
Did 3 identical Iranian planes land in Pakistan to safeguard FM Abbas Araghchi, and US to unfreeze Iran's funds or not? Major diplomacy, ceasefire talks, and Pakistan mediation explained
Did 3 identical Iranian planes land in Pakistan to safeguard FM Abbas Araghchi, and US to unfreeze Iran's funds or not? Reports say Iran used decoy planes to protect officials during Islamabad talks. US and Iran met in Pakistan for ceasefire negotiations. Iran demanded Lebanon ceasefire and release of frozen funds. Pakistani troops reached Saudi Arabia under defense pact. Talks involve global mediators amid war, oil disruption, and regional tensions.
US-Iran: Decoding more than four decades of enmity
Arch-foes United States and Iran are set to hold talks in Islamabad. This meeting aims to end a month-long war in the Middle East. A fragile ceasefire is currently holding. However, deep mutual mistrust persists between the two nations. The teams are led by US Vice President JD Vance and Iranian parliamentary speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf.
Goodwill but no trust: Iran speaker after landing in Pakistan for peace talks with US
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf expressed deep distrust of the United States, citing past "failure and breach of promise" in negotiations. He arrived in Islamabad with a high-level delegation for talks, emphasizing that a ceasefire in Lebanon and the release of blocked Iranian assets are unfulfilled preconditions for dialogue.
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