All articles tagged with "Middle East diplomacy".
The United States and Iran concluded indirect nuclear negotiations with cautious optimism, agreeing to establish a formal communication channel to monitor compliance with any future memorandum of understanding.
A new US-Iran nuclear agreement leaves critical questions unanswered, with Trump's bold claims about preventing Iran's nuclear ambitions contradicted by the deal's actual text.
A landmark agreement between Lebanon and Israel has fractured Lebanese society, with supporters praising its potential to curb Iranian influence while protesters denounce it as a national betrayal.
As Macron meets Sultan Haitham in Muscat, analyst Dawud Al Ansari highlights Oman's unique role as a neutral mediator committed to de-escalation amid rising Gulf tensions.
Just ten days after signing a landmark memorandum of understanding, the US and Iran are back on the brink of conflict as conflicting interpretations of the agreement's key provisions spark fresh hostilities in the Gulf.
Just days after the US and Iran signed a landmark memorandum of understanding, both nations have exchanged military strikes, plunging the fragile diplomatic breakthrough into crisis and raising fears of a broader regional conflict.
New York election results and growing American criticism of Israel's Gaza war signal that Washington's unconditional support for Tel Aviv may be eroding faster than Israeli officials expected.
Maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has surged following a landmark US-Iran agreement, with 42 vessels recorded on a single Saturday, signaling a potential new era for global energy markets.
A potential US-Iran diplomatic agreement forces a reckoning with decades of conflict, as Tehran emerges from war not weakened but emboldened, raising profound questions about Western strategy.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced a landmark trilateral framework agreement between the United States, Lebanon, and Israel, following months of direct diplomatic engagement that began in Washington in April.
Washington and Tehran both claim victory in their landmark agreement, but deep structural tensions and domestic pressures on both sides could unravel the deal before it takes hold.
Iran's oil exports surge after US sanctions waivers, but a $300 billion reconstruction fund and frozen asset relief hinge on Tehran meeting strict American conditions.