Why the U.S.-Iran Ceasefire Won’t Last

No Goals, No Game Plan: The U.S. And Iran Enter Ceasefire Talks From a Worse Position Than Before the War

The U.S. and Iran open ceasefire negotiations without clear goals, from a weakened position, and with the Strait of Hormuz still closed.

Why the U.S.-Iran Ceasefire Won’t Last

On Saturday, a delegation led by Vice President JD Vance is expected to meet with Iranian counterparts in Islamabad, Pakistan’s capital, to explore a diplomatic path out of the war between the United States, Israel, and Iran. The talks, facilitated by Pakistan, follow the Tuesday ceasefire that offered Iranians a moment of reprieve after days of dread, uncertainty, and threats, among them President Donald Trump’s rhetoric about the obliteration …

Why did U.S.-Iran ceasefire talks turn shaky?

U.S., Iran prepare talks as ceasefire remains fragile Negotiators from Iran and the United States prepared for high level ceasefire talks in Islamabad while the ceasefire itself remained unstable, according to the reporting. During the period leading up to the meetings, Israel and Hezbollah traded…