US, Iran begin direct talks in Pakistan, seeking end to six-week war - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMitgFBVV95cUxOam1RZGY3dngzb1VBWXFteDlZNldBNE1RMkpRMFpEbWszckQ2Zk1DUWdiWG0zcjkzMUEyVTVPdkVXYTBwZW5ybnIxT0szNDMxb3dOUUptV1M3MEJhOGYxZ2pZcW1BT01WRGJnYU9zWDl6UGhFaHQ0cFU5MS1VVlU0RVZTd1dZRG5NX0F5X3BvOUlBbEtULUJHODQ0SHpPRlpJaG1pY1doVXpjcDY3ek9ublB6bC01dw?oc=5" target="_blank">US, Iran begin direct talks in Pakistan, seeking end to six-week war</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

U.S. Vice President JD Vance and Iranian officials arrive in Islamabad for talks aimed at ending the six-week-old war, with Pakistan mediating the discussions.

Direct negotiations between the U.S. and Iran commence in Islamabad, aiming to solidify a tenuous ceasefire amid a devastating seven-week war.

The U.S. and Iran initiate face-to-face peace talks in Islamabad, aiming to end a seven-week war that has disrupted global markets.

High-level U.S.-Iran negotiations begin in Islamabad, marking the highest-level engagement between the two countries since 1979.