Trump says he is willing to meet with senior Iranian leaders if a breakthrough is reached; Iran’s foreign ministry says Tehran has yet to decide on whether to attend talks.
Geopolitical uncertainty has hastened foreign capital outflows, and portfolio investor risk appetite has fallen across all emerging markets, including Pakistan.
He told the Iranian president his recent engagements in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Turkiye were helpful in building consensus in support of sustained process of dialogue and diplomacy, says PMO.
US president insists Washington offering Tehran “a very fair and reasonable” deal, warns of targeting power plants, bridges if Iran doesn't accept the deal.
Alternate traffic plans issued to facilitate citizens; sources say advanced teams have started arriving in Islamabad ahead of a possible second round of US-Iran talks.
Starmer’s administration is preparing an EU “reset” bill that will give ministers powers to align UK standards with EU single market rules as they evolve.
Perhaps Washington can divert the billions it sends to arm the Zionist state annually towards reconstruction of Iran’s schools, hospitals and universities.
With the clock ticking on a two-week ceasefire, it remains to be seen whether a president who embraces unpredictability will reach a deal that meets his war goals.
Trump expects deal to be finalised "in a day or two"; Asserts Lebanon conflict separate from Hormuz deal; Iran insists Hormuz opening linked to Lebanon ceasefire.
