Pakistan’s Army Chief Takes Spotlight in US-Iran Peace Talks - Bloomberg.com

Pakistan’s Army Chief Takes Spotlight in US-Iran Peace Talks  Bloomberg.com

US and Iran in indirect talks to extend two-week ceasefire

White House feels ‘good about the prospects of a deal’ as Pakistani officials launch new round of diplomacy The US and Iran have been in indirect talks aimed at extending the two-week ceasefire beyond its expiry on 22 April, as Pakistan’s army chief arrived in Tehran to continue mediation efforts. Karoline Leavitt, the White House press secretary, denied on Wednesday that the US had “formally” requested to extend the two-week ceasefire but added that Washington remained “very much engaged in ...

By Julian Borger in London, Shah Meer Baloch in Islamabad and Andrew Roth in Washington

Pakistani army chief in Tehran amid bid to restart US talks

Pakistan’s army chief has arrived in Iran for high-level talks aimed at reviving negotiations between Iran and the US.

Pakistani army chief visits Tehran in hopes for renewed talks between US and Iran

Pakistan’s army chief is set to meet with Iranian officials in Tehran on Thursday in a bid to extend the ceasefire which paused almost seven weeks of war between Israel, the US and Iran that have killed thousands of people and upended global markets by disrupting the flow of oil. The meeting comes as President Donald Trump announced the leaders of Israel and Lebanon will speak later on Thursday about halting the fighting between them.

By FRANCE24

What to know about Pakistan’s army chief and his role as mediator between Iran and the US

Field Marshal Asim Munir, Pakistan's army chief, is playing a crucial role in mediating between Iran and the U.S. A recent video shows him in Tehran, highlighting his involvement in easing tensions

By Munir Ahmed and E. Eduardo Castillo

One week into the ceasefire, is the end of the Iran war any closer?

Last-ditch bid for peace? Pakistan army chief Asim Munir lands in Iran to convey US offer

A critical Iran-US ceasefire deadline looms with no agreement, fueling uncertainty. Pakistan is actively mediating, dispatching a high-level delegation to Tehran with a new US message and aiming for further talks. Key disputes over Iran's nuclear program and the Strait of Hormuz persist, as both nations issue mixed signals regarding the truce's future.

By TOI WORLD DESK

US-Iran peace talks push gains pace as Pakistan’s Army chief set to meet officials in Tehran

What to know about Pakistan’s army chief and his role as mediator between Iran and the US

Pakistan says communication channels open as army chief continues meetings in Tehran - Arab News

Pakistan says communication channels open as army chief continues meetings in Tehran  Arab News

Pakistan mediators continue mission to resuscitate US-Iran talks

The head of Pakistan’s armed forces met Iranian officials in Tehran Thursday, including senior negotiators, as efforts intensify to arrange a new round of U.S.-Iran peace talks tha...

US and Iran expected to resume second round of peace talks in Pakistan next week

The United States and Iran are expected to return to Pakistan next week for a second round of peace negotiations, two senior Pakistani officials confirmed Wednesday, marking a continued effort to reach a diplomatic end to the war. This development coincides with a major breakthrough announced by President Donald Trump, who stated that the leaders […]

By Ebenezer Afanyi Dadzie

Pakistani army chief in Iran to discuss new round of US talks - Naharnet

Pakistani army chief in Iran to discuss new round of US talks  Naharnet