US EditionPakistan races to save negotiations between US and Iran after Trump keeps envoys home
Pakistan-led mediators are trying to bridge major U.S.-Iran gaps as Tehran demands relief from the port blockade before new talks begin.
- Pakistan's leadership is scrambling to restart talks between the United States and Iran after President Donald Trump cancelled his envoys' weekend trip to Islamabad, Pakistani officials said Sunday.
- Previous discussions between Vice President JD Vance and Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf failed to build trust, as Iranian officials question the United States' naval blockade on their ports.
- Within 10 minutes of cancelling envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner's trip, Trump told journalists Saturday that Iran sent a "much better" proposal, though he stressed Iran "will not have a nuclear weapon."
- Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi travelled to Muscat, Oman, on Saturday to consult with mediators on the Strait of Hormuz, working to bridge significant gaps between the two nations.
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Pakistan Tries to Restart US-Iran Negotiations
Pakistan's leaders sought Sunday to revive peace talks between the US and Iran after President Trump canceled plans for his top envoys to travel to Islamabad this weekend for negotiations. Pakistan-led mediators are working to bridge significant gaps between the US and Iran, according to a regional official involved in...
During his first term, Donald Trump accused Pakistan of "providing sanctuary to terrorists while receiving billions of dollars in American aid."
Pakistan races to save negotiations between U.S. and Iran after Trump keeps envoys home
Pakistan’s top political and military leadership are scrambling to reignite talks between the United States and Iran after U.S. President Donald Trump told his envoys not to travel to Islamabad for negotiations this weekend, two Pakistani officials said Sunday. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to the media.
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