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UN Security Council convenes on Iran inspection regime as Grossi delivers pre-visit assessment

The UN Security Council convened a special briefing Tuesday on the Iran inspection regime as IAEA chief Rafael Grossi presented a pre-visit assessment ahead of the first on-site verification at Natanz, scheduled for May 19.

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IAEA Tells Board of Governors Iran's Nuclear Program Set Back Years, but Gaps Remain

The UN nuclear watchdog told its Board of Governors that Israeli strikes and emergency inspections have set Iran's enrichment program back by years, while warning that a meaningful quantity of near-weapons-grade uranium remains unaccounted for.

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Riyadh-Tehran talks close with naval hotline text as Hajj channel opens and Muscat looms

Saudi and Iranian diplomats wrapped two days of bilateral talks in Riyadh on Sunday evening with agreed text for a naval communications hotline, a Hajj humanitarian channel and a deferral of border protocols to a late-May session in Muscat.

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Security Council Adopts Post-War Iran Resolution as Russia and China Abstain

The UN Security Council on Monday adopted a resolution codifying the Islamabad ceasefire framework and authorizing the Hormuz observer mission for an initial twelve months, with Russia and China abstaining rather than vetoing.

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Belgian-drafted UN rights resolution tests post-war consensus as Geneva opens special session

A Belgian-drafted resolution opening a UN Human Rights Council special session in Geneva on Sunday would create an independent investigative mechanism into civilian harm during the seven-week Iran conflict, drawing sharp early opposition from Tehran and quiet U.S. reservations.

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Iranian envoy arrives in Riyadh as Gulf and Tehran open bilateral track on maritime and border measures

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Majid Takht-Ravanchi landed in Riyadh on Saturday for two days of talks on maritime and border confidence-building measures, the first publicly announced bilateral visit by an Iranian official to the kingdom since the April 15 ceasefire.

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Riyadh and Tehran open bilateral maritime channel as Marseille shifts into implementation

Saudi Arabia and Iran agreed Friday to open a direct bilateral channel on maritime security in the Persian Gulf, the first standing Riyadh-Tehran working group since the April ceasefire and a discreet sequel to the Marseille pledging conference.

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Khamenei endorses Marseille on conditions and warns against American overreach in first post-ceasefire address

Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei delivered his first major public address since the April 15 ceasefire on Friday, conditionally blessing the Marseille reconstruction framework while warning that Tehran would treat any U.S. attempt to use disbursements for political leverage as a violation of the truce.

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Beijing pitches yuan-financed reconstruction track at Marseille as China tests postwar influence

China's vice premier used the Marseille donor conference to unveil a $12 billion yuan-denominated lending facility for Iran and Iraq, a quiet but unmistakable bid to anchor Beijing in a reconstruction architecture being designed largely by European and Gulf capitals.

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Tehran conditionally accepts Marseille framework as Gulf-Iran sidelines yield quiet bilaterals

Iran's Supreme National Security Council voted Thursday to accept the Marseille reconstruction framework in principle, while Saudi and Iranian deputy foreign ministers held an unannounced meeting on the conference sidelines, marking the first publicly acknowledged direct contact between Riyadh and Tehran since the ceasefire.

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Marseille Conference Closes With 4.7-Billion-Euro Package and Permanent Secretariat for Iran-Iraq Reconstruction

The Marseille reconstruction conference closed Thursday with a 4.7-billion-euro headline package, a permanent secretariat housed in Aix-en-Provence, and a four-track work program that for the first time placed Iranian and Israeli envoys inside the same signed document.

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Marseille conference yields pledges on Gulf shipping, Iran reconstruction aid

Foreign ministers from 27 countries closed a two-day Marseille summit Wednesday with commitments on Persian Gulf maritime patrols and a preliminary framework for routing reconstruction funds to war-damaged areas of Iran, Iraq and Yemen.

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Marseille Conference Opens With $84 Billion Pledge Target for Postwar Middle East

Delegates from more than 60 nations gathered at Marseille's Palais du Pharo on Wednesday to launch a two-day donor conference aimed at raising $84 billion for Iran, Iraq and Yemen reconstruction, with European hosts pressing Gulf states for the bulk of the commitments.

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Marseille delegations land as pledging targets and Iran-Israel room plan firm up on eve of conference

Foreign ministers and reconstruction envoys converged on Marseille on Tuesday as French organizers settled a working-group plan that keeps the Iranian and Israeli delegations apart while locking in pledging benchmarks for Wednesday's opening session.

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Knesset narrowly endorses Islamabad framework as Gantz bloc bails out Netanyahu

Israel's Knesset endorsed the Islamabad ceasefire framework and its 90-day inspection extension by a vote of 64-56 on Tuesday, with Benny Gantz's National Unity bloc supplying the margin that kept Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government intact on the eve of the Marseille donor conference.

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Doha chairs' statement locks in monitoring calendar as Iran accepts IAEA camera restoration

Mediators in Doha closed the first round of framework talks with a chairs' statement Monday that committed Iran to reinstall IAEA cameras at two declared sites within 30 days and set a verification calendar running through August.

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IAEA Inspectors Arrive in Tehran as Monitoring Cameras Go Live at Natanz

An advance team of International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors arrived in Tehran on Sunday and certified the reactivation of surveillance cameras at the Natanz enrichment plant, the first concrete step under the Iran-IAEA accord finalized in Geneva last week.

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Gulf states press Tehran on monitoring regime as Doha framework talks resume

Saudi and Emirati negotiators pushed Iran on Saturday to accept a tougher inspections regime as the second round of Doha framework talks opened, with mediators hoping to convert the April ceasefire into a durable security architecture.

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Second Doha prisoner exchange frees 28 dual nationals as mediators bank momentum for Marseille

Iran released 28 dual nationals at a Doha handover on Saturday in the largest prisoner exchange since the April ceasefire, a move mediators called a confidence builder four days before the Marseille reconstruction conference.

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Baghdad Demands Seat at Marseille and Vienna as Iraq Asserts Sovereignty Over Its Own Reconstruction

Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani demanded Friday that Baghdad be seated as a full party at next week's Marseille reconstruction conference, warning that no aid package covering Iraqi territory would be accepted unless it ran through Iraqi ministries.

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Doha mediators announce 90-day ceasefire extension as inspection deal clears final hurdle

Qatari and Pakistani mediators announced a 90-day extension of the Iran-Israel ceasefire on Friday after negotiators broke a two-week deadlock over inspection protocols at three nuclear sites, locking in the longest projected pause in fighting since the war began.

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EU, Gulf States Launch Tehran Reconstruction Contact Group as Ceasefire Holds

European and Gulf foreign ministers met in Muscat on Wednesday to formalize a contact group on Iran's postwar reconstruction, the first multilateral structure since the April 15 ceasefire took effect.

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Gulf States Press Tehran on Monitoring as Vienna Talks Open

Saudi and Emirati envoys joined a new round of post-ceasefire talks in Vienna on Tuesday, pressing Iran to accept expanded IAEA monitoring as a condition for sanctions relief and reconstruction financing.

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IAEA preliminary report finds Natanz and Fordow cascades largely destroyed, complicating Vienna talks

An IAEA preliminary assessment circulated to member states Wednesday found that Israeli strikes destroyed an estimated 70 to 85 percent of the enrichment cascades at Natanz and Fordow, a finding that has reordered the calculus of the Vienna talks on day 14 of the ceasefire.

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Sharif cashes mediation prestige at home as Pakistan pushes IMF relief and trade-corridor deals

Buoyed by Islamabad's role in brokering the Iran ceasefire, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is leveraging fresh diplomatic capital to press for IMF concessions and regional trade deals — even as the PTI opposition warns the prestige will not survive contact with the economy.

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Muscat shuttle diplomacy intensifies as Oman hosts pre-talks between US and Iranian envoys

Senior US and Iranian envoys arrived in Muscat on Tuesday for two days of indirect preparatory talks, the highest-level American engagement with Tehran since the April 15 ceasefire took effect.

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Geneva Talks Yield Tentative Sanctions Roadmap as Iran-IAEA Deal Clears Final Hurdle

Negotiators in Geneva on Monday produced a draft framework for phased sanctions relief tied to Iranian compliance with inspections, while Tehran and the IAEA finalized terms for the agency's return to nuclear sites untouched by Israeli strikes.

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Muscat track resumes with sanctions sequencing and second prisoner exchange topping the agenda

Deputy foreign ministers from eight states reconvened in Muscat on Monday for the first formal round of post-resolution talks, with sanctions sequencing and a second prisoner exchange leading an agenda that diplomats called the hardest yet.

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UN Security Council Adopts Islamabad Framework Resolution as Russia and China Abstain

The Security Council on Sunday endorsed the Islamabad ceasefire framework by a 13-0 vote with two abstentions, giving the post-war monitoring effort a legal anchor while exposing the limits of consensus among the great powers.

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Security Council adopts resolution endorsing Iran ceasefire architecture as Russia abstains

The UN Security Council voted 13-0-2 Saturday to endorse the Islamabad-Muscat ceasefire architecture, with Russia and Algeria abstaining and China voting yes after late changes to the verification language.

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Iran ceasefire holds at 10 days as reconstruction bill mounts and pressure grows for permanent accord

Ten days into the Iran-Israel ceasefire, United Nations monitors reported the truce was largely holding even as preliminary damage estimates topped $180 billion across four countries and negotiators in Doha pushed for a more durable framework.

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Paris Locks Down Marseille Guest List as Iran Confirms Deputy FM for Reconstruction Conference

France confirmed Friday that an Iranian deputy foreign minister would attend the Marseille reconstruction conference next month, completing a guest list European diplomats called the most ideologically diverse Mediterranean gathering on a Middle East file in a generation.

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IAEA inspectors return to Natanz as Vienna resumes Iran verification track

International atomic inspectors set foot inside Iran's bombed Natanz complex Friday for the first time since the war began, as Vienna talks restarted a verification track that diplomats called the most fragile pillar of the nine-day-old ceasefire.

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Donor Conference in Geneva Pledges $34 Billion Toward Iran-Iraq Reconstruction

A two-day donor conference in Geneva closed Friday with $34 billion in initial pledges for postwar rebuilding across Iran, Iraq and Yemen, even as participants clashed over how reconstruction funds would flow to sanctioned Iranian entities.

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Araghchi tours European capitals pressing for sanctions relief as EU weighs conditional easing

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi opened a four-capital European tour in Brussels on Thursday, pressing the bloc to begin lifting wartime sanctions as EU foreign ministers prepared a draft framework for conditional, phased easing.

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Ankara Stakes Claim on Iran-Iraq Reconstruction as Erdogan Pitches Turkey as Indispensable Corridor

President Erdogan opened a two-day regional reconstruction forum in Ankara on Wednesday, pressing the case for Turkish construction firms, road corridors and ports to anchor the rebuild of Iran and Iraq before the Marseille donor conference convenes next month.

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IAEA Chief Arrives in Tehran as Inspectors Prepare to Enter Struck Nuclear Sites

International Atomic Energy Agency Director-General Rafael Grossi arrived in Tehran on Wednesday at the head of a fourteen-member inspection team, the agency's first visit to Iran since the ceasefire and its first to nuclear sites struck during six weeks of war.

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Gulf states press for permanent security framework as ceasefire monitors expand Hormuz patrols

Saudi Arabia and the UAE urged Washington and Tehran on Monday to convert the six-day-old ceasefire into a permanent regional security pact, as UN monitors expanded their patrols across the Strait of Hormuz.

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Gulf states convene Doha meeting to shape post-war security architecture

Foreign ministers from six Gulf states gathered in Doha on Monday to draft a post-war security framework, with mediators from Pakistan, Egypt and Turkey joining to extend the fragile Iran-Israel ceasefire into a durable arrangement.

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Mediators Reconvene in Islamabad to Sketch Phase Two of Iran Ceasefire

Foreign ministers from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Oman and Qatar opened a second working session in Islamabad on Sunday, tasked with translating the four-day-old Iran-Israel ceasefire into a durable phase-two framework covering sanctions sequencing, naval coordination and monitoring.

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Doha Swap Frees 40 Foreigners, Returns U.S. Remains as Qatar Brokers First Post-Ceasefire Exchange

Qatar-mediated handover in Doha returned roughly 40 detained foreigners and the remains of U.S. service members to Western custody while Iranian and Hezbollah-linked detainees were released, the first major confidence-building step since the April 15 ceasefire.

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In Doha Tarmac Exchange, Iran Releases 40 Foreigners and Remains of U.S. Service Members

A choreographed swap at Hamad International Airport delivered roughly 40 detained foreigners and the remains of fallen U.S. troops out of Iran, while Tehran took home dozens of its nationals and Hezbollah-linked detainees held by the United States and Israel.

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Doha Prisoner-Exchange Talks Conclude as Mediators Finalize Saturday Handover

Negotiators in Doha closed final talks Friday on the prisoner exchange that will deliver roughly 40 foreign nationals and the remains of U.S. service members out of Iran on Saturday, in the largest single test of the two-day-old Islamabad ceasefire.

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Iran Ceasefire Holds Into Third Day as Doha Prisoner Exchange Set for Saturday

The Iran-Israel ceasefire passed its third full day Friday despite two minor violations, as Qatari mediators announced a prisoner exchange in Doha Saturday that will include the remains of fallen U.S. service members.

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EU Foreign Ministers Meet in Luxembourg to Shape Post-Ceasefire Role as Marseille Conference Takes Shape

European foreign ministers gathered in Luxembourg on Thursday to settle the bloc's posture toward a ceasefire it had no hand in brokering, agreeing on a verification contribution, a refugee framework and a Marseille reconstruction conference set for May.

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UN Monitors Deploy to Hormuz as Mediators Absorb First Ceasefire Violations

A first batch of United Nations monitors took up positions along the Strait of Hormuz on Thursday as mediators in Islamabad and Doha scrambled to contain the earliest violations of the 36-hour-old Iran-Israel ceasefire, including a Houthi missile launch and a rocket fired from Iraq.

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New Delhi Pushes for Gulf Reconstruction Stake as Ceasefire Takes Hold

Hours after the Iran-Israel ceasefire took effect, India dispatched senior envoys to four Gulf capitals to press its case for energy contracts, reconstruction work and labor agreements that have favored other regional players.

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U.N. Security Council Blesses Ceasefire as Foreign Ministers Converge on Paris

The U.N. Security Council voted 14-0-1 Wednesday morning to endorse the Islamabad ceasefire framework as foreign ministers from a dozen capitals converged on Paris for a hastily called conference on verification, sanctions and the shape of post-war diplomacy.

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Iran Ceasefire Takes Hold at Midnight GMT as U.N. Observers Reach Strait of Hormuz

A six-week war between Iran and an Israeli-American coalition paused at 00:00 GMT Wednesday under terms brokered in Islamabad, with U.N. observers deploying along the Strait of Hormuz as the first day held without major incident.

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U.N. Monitors and Mediators Race Final Checks Before Iran Ceasefire Takes Hold

Mediators in Islamabad and a U.N. advance team in Muscat worked through the night to finalize observation, deconfliction and verification arrangements before the Iran-Israel ceasefire takes effect at midnight GMT Wednesday.

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ASEAN Foreign Ministers Press Jakarta Statement as Southeast Asia Counts Cost of Iran War

Southeast Asian foreign ministers issued a joint Jakarta statement Monday welcoming the Islamabad ceasefire and pledging coordinated logistics for the return of an estimated 1.4 million regional workers stranded across the Gulf.

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UN Observers Deploy to Hormuz as Muscat Cell Races to Stand Up Before Ceasefire Hour

A first wave of UN military observers arrived in Muscat on Monday and Pakistani, Egyptian and Saudi liaison officers began round-the-clock shifts at the Strait of Hormuz Verification Cell, racing to stand up the machinery of the Islamabad ceasefire before it takes effect Wednesday.

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From Tokyo to Lagos to Brussels, World Capitals Greet Iran Ceasefire With Relief and Skepticism

Governments from Tokyo and Beijing to Brussels and Lagos welcomed Sunday's Islamabad ceasefire announcement with a mixture of relief and cautious skepticism, as foreign ministries scrambled to weigh in on a deal that will take effect at midnight GMT on April 15.

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World Capitals React to Islamabad Ceasefire With Cautious Relief and Pointed Conditions

Foreign ministries from Brussels to Beijing welcomed Sunday's Islamabad ceasefire announcement, but a wave of statements made clear that capitals see the next 72 hours as the real test, with verification, the Houthis and post-war sanctions emerging as immediate flashpoints.

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Iran and Israel Agree to Ceasefire in Islamabad Accord, Effective April 15

Iran and Israel agreed Sunday to halt the six-week war under a ceasefire brokered in Islamabad and set to take effect at 00:00 GMT on April 15, with mediators announcing a four-pillar framework and a 30-day verification window.

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Islamabad Talks Run Overnight as Mediators Narrow Text Toward Ceasefire Announcement

Pakistani, Saudi and Egyptian mediators worked through the night in Islamabad on a draft joint statement aimed at halting the six-week Iran war, narrowing the text to a handful of unresolved clauses, three officials said Saturday.

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Islamabad Talks Cross Final Threshold as Israel Signals Acceptance and Ceasefire Text Nears Completion

Mediators in Islamabad said Saturday that the framework principles document had been initialed by Iranian and U.S. delegations and that Israel had signaled it would not block a joint statement, putting a ceasefire announcement within reach as soon as Sunday.

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ECOWAS Tightens Pressure on Burkina Faso Junta as Sahel Diplomacy Shifts

West African leaders intensified financial restrictions on Burkina Faso's military government Friday, demanding a credible electoral calendar within 90 days as French withdrawal reshapes regional security.

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Israeli Cabinet Greenlights Quiet Engagement as Islamabad Text Narrows Toward a Cessation

Israel's security cabinet authorized indirect engagement with the Islamabad mediation track on Friday, clearing the way for U.S. negotiators to relay Israeli positions on verification as the draft text on a conditional halt to the Iran war moved into final language.

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Islamabad Talks Near Framework as Iran Signals Conditional Pause

Mediators in Islamabad circulated a draft of 'framework principles' Friday as Iran's foreign minister signaled openness to a conditional halt in strikes, raising the strongest hope yet for a ceasefire in a war now in its sixth week.

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Oman Takes Formal Role in Iran Talks as Muscat Monitoring Cell Begins to Stand Up

Oman accepted a formal role Thursday as host of a multinational monitoring cell envisioned in the Islamabad framework, with Omani officers to chair a 'sequenced quiet' verification arrangement that mediators hope can underwrite a conditional halt to the Iran war.

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Netanyahu Signals Conditional Engagement With Islamabad Framework as Mediators Brace for Hardest Week

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signaled Thursday that his government would engage 'conditionally and through Washington' with the Islamabad framework, ending an awkward silence and clearing a procedural hurdle that had threatened to stall the mediation.

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Islamabad Mediators Circulate 'Framework Principles' as Iran Talks Gather Pace

Pakistani, Saudi and Egyptian mediators handed Tehran and Washington a draft document outlining 'framework principles' for halting the Iran war, as a second day of substantive talks in Islamabad raised hopes of a conditional ceasefire.

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Araghchi Signals Iran Open to Conditional Halt as Islamabad Track Narrows Toward Text

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi told a state broadcaster Tuesday that Tehran was prepared to discuss a conditional halt to strikes, the most explicit opening yet from Iran since the Islamabad mediation track began.

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Islamabad Mediators Table Framework Principles as Iran Signals Openness to Conditional Pause

Iran's foreign minister told mediators in Islamabad on Tuesday that Tehran could accept a conditional halt to strikes if a phased verification mechanism is agreed, the first explicit movement from the Iranian side since the war began.

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Islamabad mediators publish framework principles as Iran and Israel weigh response

Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Egypt jointly released a four-page set of framework principles in Islamabad on Monday, asking Iran and Israel to respond within ten days as the war entered its sixth week.

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U.N. Envoy Pedersen Arrives in Islamabad as Weekend Diplomacy Tests Framework Paper

U.N. regional envoy Geir Pedersen landed in Islamabad on Sunday for consultations with Pakistani, Saudi and Egyptian mediators as the weekend's diplomacy turned to whether a short framework paper could hold across capitals.

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Islamabad mediators table framework text as Pedersen arrives and Tehran signals conditional pause

Pakistani, Saudi and Egyptian mediators on Saturday formally tabled a five-page framework text in Islamabad and welcomed the UN regional envoy, as Iran's foreign minister signaled openness to a conditional pause in strikes.

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Beijing Presses for Iran Cease-Fire as China's Energy Bill Climbs

China called Friday for an immediate halt to the fighting between Israel, the United States and Iran, signaling a sharper diplomatic posture as Beijing's oil import bill swelled and refiners drew down strategic stockpiles for a third consecutive week.

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Mediators Converge on Islamabad in Push to Open Iran Talks

Senior envoys from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Egypt opened coordinated meetings in Islamabad on Friday in an effort to draw Iran and Israel into structured talks, as the regional war entered its second month.

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ECOWAS Pressures Burkina Faso Junta Ahead of Bamako Summit

West African leaders pressed Burkina Faso's military government on Thursday to commit to a firm civilian-transition timetable, warning that further delays could trigger fresh sanctions when the bloc convenes in Bamako next week.

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E3 foreign ministers press Iran on nuclear verification in Geneva side-track

Foreign ministers of France, Germany and the United Kingdom met Iran's chief nuclear negotiator in Geneva on Thursday, opening a European side-track to the Islamabad mediation that focuses narrowly on verification of Iranian enrichment activity.

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EU Foreign Ministers Convene Brussels Emergency Session on Iran War and Refugee Contingency

European Union foreign ministers gathered in Brussels on Wednesday for an emergency session on the Iran war, focused on Strait of Hormuz shipping protection, refugee contingencies in the Levant, and a coordinated diplomatic line to support the Islamabad peace track.

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Pakistan, Saudi, Egypt Quietly Stitch Back Channels as Pressure Builds for Iran Talks

Pakistani, Saudi and Egyptian envoys have spent the past 72 hours shuttling between capitals to test whether a narrow opening for Iran talks can be widened, officials in three governments confirmed Wednesday.

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EU Foreign Ministers Convene Brussels Emergency Session on Iran War Spillover

European Union foreign ministers gathered in Brussels for an emergency session on the Iran war's economic and humanitarian spillover, agreeing on a coordinated evacuation framework and a fresh package of energy contingency measures for the bloc's most exposed members.

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Pakistan and Saudi envoys press quiet shuttle as Iran war enters second month

Pakistani and Saudi mediators conducted back-to-back meetings in Tehran and Jerusalem on Tuesday, pushing a draft framework for de-escalation as the Iran-Israel conflict entered its second month with no halt in strikes.

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India Watches Warily as Pakistan Claims Diplomatic Spotlight Over Iran Talks

New Delhi has begun a quiet but pointed diplomatic push to remind Western and Gulf partners of its own regional weight, as Pakistan's high-profile hosting of the Islamabad peace talks on the Iran war reshapes South Asia's geopolitical optics.

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Qatar Joins Islamabad Talks as Observer With Proposal for Humanitarian Corridor Sub-Track

Qatar formally joined the Turkey-mediated Islamabad talks Monday as an observer, presenting a draft proposal for humanitarian corridors and a parallel prisoner-issues track as China endorsed the framework from Beijing.

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Islamabad Peace Talks Continue Into Second Day With Limited Progress on Iran

Turkey-mediated negotiations in Islamabad entered a second day Sunday with mediators reporting limited breakthroughs, as Iranian envoys pressed for a halt to Israeli strikes and the United States attended only as an observer.

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Diplomatic Channels Remain Active Amid Renewed Iran Negotiation Efforts

Diplomatic discussions involving Iran continue as international negotiators explore possible pathways to reduce regional tensions.

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U.S. and Iran Wrap Up Nuclear Talks in Geneva with No Deal, Diplomacy to Continue

The latest round of indirect nuclear negotiations in Geneva between the United States and Iran concluded without a final agreement, but both sides reported progress and agreed to continue discussions.

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