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Trump Says Talks With Iran Restart as Tehran Denies Direct U.S. Negotiations

The push for a short, brokered deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz could avert a major U.S. strike and ease global energy pressure.

Trump Says He Stood Down Strikes and Markets Rally as Oil Slides

U.S. Carries Out Dozens of Strikes on Iran After Iranian Ballistic Missile Attack

U.S. Carries Out Consecutive Strikes on Iran After Iranian Missile Attack Kills Two U.S. Troops

Ceasefire Collapses as U.S. and Iran Trade Missile Threats Over Strait of Hormuz

U.S. and Iran Complete Doha Technical Talks Without Breakthrough

U.S. and Iran Reportedly Agree Temporary Stand‑Down as Doha Talks Remain Uncertain

Pakistan Steps Up Diplomacy to Preserve Fragile US‑Iran Truce

Pakistan Brokers US–Iran Islamabad MoU, Reasserting Diplomatic Role

Hormuz Flows Rebound as Gulf Exports Rise and Iran Rejects New Shipping Routes

Truce Holds Under Islamabad MoU as U.S. Congress Rebukes Trump and Pentagon Seeks $80 Billion

US and Iran Trade Public Contradictions That Threaten 60‑Day Truce Talks

Peronist Rift Deepens After Parque Lezama Banderazo

U.S. and Iran Agree 60‑Day Roadmap in Swiss Talks to Curb Wider Middle East War

Messi Becomes World Cup All-Time Top Scorer as Argentina Qualify; Egypt Wins Its First World Cup Match

US and Iran Resume Technical Talks in Switzerland as Hormuz Claims and Trump Rhetoric Strain Ceasefire

US and Iran Meet in Switzerland as Tehran Says It Has Closed the Strait of Hormuz

U.S. and Iran Send Teams to Switzerland as Tehran Says It Has Closed the Strait of Hormuz

U.S. and Iran Sign Interim 14-Point MOU to Pause War and Reopen Strait of Hormuz

U.S. and Iran Say They Have Signed Interim MoU to Pause Fighting and Reopen Hormuz