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Keeping Talks With U.S. Sputtering Along, Iran May Be Looking for Time, Not a Deal

The latest stutter steps to plague US-Iran talks — marked by cancellations and missed meetings in Pakistan — has sharpened a central question hanging over the high-stakes negotiation: Is this a temporary breakdown, or evidence that the two sides are

The United States, Israel, and Iran reached a two-week ceasefire agreement on April 7, which President Donald Trump extended indefinitely on April 21. The update below includes information since JINSA’s last update as of April 28 at 10:00 am ET.

U.S. Lawmakers Voice Caution on Pakistan’s New Middleman Role

Lawmakers are expressing skepticism over Pakistan’s expanding role in the Middle East, cautiously welcoming its involvement in U.S.-Iran negotiations while questioning its defense aspirations in the region and whether it can truly serve as an impartial intermediary — even as

Click here to read a transcript. Amid the fragile ceasefire between the United States and Iran, there are increasing reports of Tehran facing mounting internal tension. President Donald Trump has described the regime as “seriously fractured.” Emerging reports suggest Supreme