Trump to meet Qatar's prime minister as Iran diplomacy faces hurdles
Qatar is pressing new proposals as U.S. talks with Iran stall and officials see no imminent breakthrough, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said.
- President Donald Trump will hold a closed-door meeting with Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani at the White House on Monday at noon, with Vice President JD Vance also scheduled to attend.
- Qatar serves as a central intermediary conveying proposals between Washington and Tehran, though Secretary of State Marco Rubio reported Sunday that negotiations have made little progress.
- Rubio described Iran's demands as "unacceptable" and, in some cases, "outrageous and ridiculous," while the United States identified additional infrastructure targets, including bridges, should military action resume.
- Trump said Sunday he is "highly unlikely" to order new strikes if negotiations produce a strong agreement, but warned the United States has identified additional targets should military action resume.
- Doha's mediation remains the primary mechanism for navigating the diplomatic standoff as the administration addresses Tehran's nuclear ambitions through both diplomatic and military preparation.
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Donald Trump considered that a resumption of the war with Iran was "very unlikely" provided that progress was made in the negotiations with Tehran, before receiving on Monday the Prime Minister of Qatar, the mediating country. ...
Trump says Shenzhen talks with Xi and Putin likely
US President Donald Trump on Sunday said he expects to meet with President Xi Jinping and Russian leader Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in Shenzhen scheduled for November 18-19. "Well, I'm going to be going to China," he said, "and one of the meetings I think will be with President Putin and President Xi, and that'll be interesting." He added: "We'll talk a lot of things, including denuclea…
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The Iran war and nuclear disarmament will, according to Donald Trump, among other things, be on the agenda at the summit in China.
Svenska Dagbladet
US President Donald Trump says he will "probably" meet with both Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping in China next week. "We're going to talk about a lot of things. We're trying to end the war in Iran," Trump says.
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