US and Iran Agree to Open Strait, Nuclear Talks to Commence
US and Iran agree to reopen Strait of Hormuz and begin nuclear talks, halting recent hostilities.
US and Iran agree to reopen Strait of Hormuz and begin nuclear talks, halting recent hostilities.
Israelis across the political spectrum express deep concern over a U.S.-Iran nuclear deal, fearing it leaves fundamental security threats unaddressed.
Israel strikes near Beirut as conflict with Hezbollah intensifies, complicating US-Iran peace talks.
US and Iran send mixed signals on peace deal timeline, with President Trump suggesting a Sunday signing while Iran's Foreign Ministry indicates a slower pace.
U.S. and Iranian officials suggest a nuclear deal could be signed soon, but terms remain uncertain, raising regional and global implications.
US-Iran cease-fire strained by days of strikes, with little prospect of de-escalation.
Deadly attacks on Kuwait and Bahrain by Iran have intensified regional tensions and strained the U.S.-Iran cease-fire.
US and Iran are locked in an economic battle of attrition over the Strait of Hormuz, using blockades and control to strangle each other financially.
US and Iran are reportedly close to a preliminary agreement, but disagreements over the Strait of Hormuz persist.
US and Iran are reportedly nearing an agreement to extend a cease-fire and negotiate nuclear issues, potentially easing Strait of Hormuz tensions.