Government ❯ International Relations ❯ Middle East ❯ US-Iran Relations

Diplomatic Negotiations

US and Iran Agree Framework to Pause War and Reopen Strait of Hormuz

Reopening Hormuz toll-free creates a window for a 60-day technical phase to settle nuclear verification and frozen‑asset disputes.

U.S. and Iran Near Deal to Reopen Strait of Hormuz as Disputes and Strikes Keep Truce Fragile

U.S. and Iran Exchange Strikes, Shaky Ceasefire Collapses as Trump Calls Off Planned Attacks

U.S. Orders Strikes on Iran After Apache Downed Near Strait of Hormuz

Tehran Rejects Report That President Pezeshkian Offered to Resign

U.S. and Iran Draft 60-Day MOU to Reopen Strait of Hormuz but Deal Remains Unapproved

Trump Says Iran Talks Are Advancing but He Is ‘Not Satisfied’

Fresh U.S. Strikes in Southern Iran Complicate Doha Talks to Reopen Strait of Hormuz

Markets Steady After Trump Pauses Planned Iran Strike as Oil Eases

Oil Jumps, Stocks Slide After Trump Warns Iran as Hormuz Stays Constrained

Trump Rejects Iran’s Terms, Calls Ceasefire ‘On Massive Life Support’ as Hormuz Stays Largely Shut

US–Iran Talks Stall After Trump Recalls Envoys From Pakistan

U.S. Enforces Iran Port Blockade To Press Tehran Toward a Deal

Mongolia Presses Urban Works as Environment Ministry Pauses Tuul Expressway

Israel Pounds Tehran as U.S. Extends 10-Day Pause and Pushes 15-Point Truce Plan

U.S. Plan Reaches Iran as Strikes Persist and U.S. Reinforcements Head to Gulf