Pakistan eyes narrow window to resuscitate US-Iran talks after breakdown
Iran tries to cosy up to Europe to increase pressure on US
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In Islamabad, Pakistan, US-Iran talks aimed at de-escalating tensions and solidifying a ceasefire concluded without an agreement on April 13, 2026. Pakistan, acting as mediator, hosted the high-level negotiations, the most significant direct engagement between the two countries since 1979. The primary sticking point was Iran's nuclear program, with the US demanding verifiable assurances that Iran would not pursue nuclear weapons. Despite the lack of immediate progress, US Vice President JD Vance indicated a willingness to resume talks, presenting a final proposal for Iran's consideration. Pakistan has affirmed its commitment to continue facilitating dialogue between the US and Iran in the hopes of preventing a return to conflict.
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AI-ExtractedPakistan will continue to play its role to facilitate engagements and dialogue between Iran and the USA.
We need to see an affirmative commitment that they will not seek a nuclear weapon.
The talks faltered over differences surrounding Iran’s nuclear programme.
Pakistan is trying to mediate between the US and Iran.
US and Iran ended marathon talks in Islamabad without agreement.
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