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International peace talks

Pakistan Mediates US-Iran Peace Talks

Analysis based on 11 articles · First reported Mar 26, 2026 · Last updated Mar 26, 2026

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The potential for peace talks between Iran and the United States, facilitated by Pakistan, could reduce geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, positively impacting oil prices and defense stocks. The review of the US proposal by Iran, which includes curbing its ballistic missile program and halting uranium enrichment, could lead to a de-escalation of conflict, benefiting global markets by reducing uncertainty.

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Israel temporarily removed Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf from its hit list at the request of Pakistan. This action was taken to facilitate potential peace talks between Iran and the United States. Pakistan, along with Egypt and Turkey, is mediating between Tehran and Washington, with Islamabad also being considered a possible venue for talks. Iran is currently reviewing a 15-point proposal from US President Donald Trump, sent through Pakistan, which calls for removing Iran's stocks of highly enriched uranium, halting enrichment, curbing its ballistic missile program, and cutting off funding for regional allies. While Donald Trump believes Iran is desperate for a deal, Abbas Araghchi stated that Tehran is reviewing the proposal but has no intention of holding talks to wind down the conflict. Additionally, Abbas Araghchi mentioned that Iran permits vessels from 'friendly countries' like India, China, Russia, Iraq, and Pakistan to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, but restricts passage for 'enemies and their allies'.

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Abbas Araghchi diplomatic counterpart Russia Abbas Araghchi, serving as Iran's Foreign Minister, regularly engages with Russia as a diplomatic counterpart to strengt
Abbas Araghchi adversary Israel Abbas Araghchi, acting as Iran's Foreign Minister, is a prominent adversary and vocal critic of Israel. He has repeatedl
Abbas Araghchi diplomatic counterpart Pakistan Abbas Araghchi, serving as Iran's Foreign Minister, interacts with Pakistan as a diplomatic counterpart. He has actively
Abbas Araghchi related Turkey
Abbas Araghchi related Egypt
Abbas Araghchi foreign minister Iran Abbas Araghchi serves as the Foreign Minister of Iran, acting as the country's chief diplomat and lead negotiator in int
Abbas Araghchi rival Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf Abbas Araghchi serves as Iran's Foreign Minister and participates in peace negotiations under the leadership of Mohammad
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