Pakistan PM on US-Iran talks, says the this phase of talks is a make or break to seek a permanent ceasefire

The comments from Pakistan's PM highlight the critical nature of the current US-Iran negotiations, indicating that this juncture could significantly affect regional stability.

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Iranian Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf and Foreign Minister Araqchi traveled to Pakistan to participate in the negotiations, Al-Araby Al-Jadeed reports

Pakistan PM on US-Iran talks, says the this phase of talks is a make or break to seek a permanent ceasefire

The UK will host a fresh round of talks with non-US allies on how to unblock the Strait of Hormuz next week, Politico reports

Lebanese ambassador and the Israeli ambassador in Washington will take place at 9 PM Beirut time, Al Mayadeen reports

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A successful outcome may lead to a more enduring ceasefire, which could stabilize geopolitics in the area and impact markets sensitive to oil prices and risk sentiment, while further escalations might provoke volatility across asset classes.

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