Fresh US military flights into Israel and Donald Trump’s warning to Tehran have intensified concerns over another escalation in the already fragile West Asia conflict.
His post came amid reports of Iran sending a fresh proposal to the US through Pakistan, proposing reopening the Strait of Hormuz as the basis of ending the war.
Araghchi said that Iran has stood up against the world's "greatest superpower", the United States of America, prompting the country to request for negotiations.
Ebrahim Azizi, the head of Iran's national security committee, clarified that Araghchi has "no assignment related to nuclear talks" during his Pakistan visit.
A US think tank flags a shift within Iran’s leadership, with hardliners gaining influence just as diplomatic engagement with Washington gathers pace through mediated talks in Islamabad.
As US-Iran negotiations advance, Trump signals Pakistan as a potential venue and cautions that the absence of a deal could see hostilities resume.
Diplomatic momentum builds across multiple fronts as ceasefire efforts, nuclear talks and maritime tensions intersect, with global leaders stepping in to stabilise an increasingly volatile region.
Military action, sanctions and diplomacy move in parallel as global oil routes remain disrupted and multiple countries step in to prevent further escalation across the region.
Dalal Street opened sharply higher with broad-based gains as easing crude prices and global cues boosted sentiment, while investors tracked geopolitical developments and upcoming corporate earnings.
US signals fresh diplomatic push with Iran after stalled talks, as mistrust lingers but backchannel engagement continues and a second round of negotiations remains under consideration.
