US Vice President JD Vance is heading to Islamabad for crucial talks with Iran, aiming to avert a looming conflict as a fragile ceasefire nears its end. Washington has warned of renewed bombing if no agreement is reached, though a deadline extension is possible if progress is seen. Iran’s participation was delayed by internal pressure, but approval was eventually granted. US Vice President JD Vance is heading to Islamabad for crucial talks with Iran, aiming to avert a looming conflict as a fragile ceasefire nears its end. Washington has warned of renewed bombing if no agreement is reached, though a deadline extension is possible if progress is seen. Iran’s participation was delayed by internal pressure, but approval was eventually granted.
Trending
- ICMR to roll out multi-state study to expand palliative care access
- ‘Positive and productive’: India-US trade deal ‘almost done’ in Washington
- Dubai’s Burj Al Arab hotel shutting down for 18 months for major refurbishment since 1999
- In touch with Iran, others for safe exit of Indian ships: MEA
- Canadian tourist killed, 13 injured in Mexico pyramid shooting
- Asian stocks today: Markets mixed as US-Iran talks offset geopolitical jitters
- Flying turbans, kirpans: Gurudwara in Germany turns into battleground as Sikh groups clash
- Archaeologists find a 1,500-year-old church next to a Zoroastrian site of worship in Iraq
Vance to visit Pak for second round of peace talks as ceasefire deadline nears: Report
By
Add A Comment