Diplomacy on the Edge: Geneva Talks to Cool Middle East Tensions
European foreign ministers are set to meet with Iran's foreign minister in Geneva for diplomatic talks aimed at resolving the escalation of military conflict in the Middle East. The parties are attempting to avert further escalation and reopen negotiations over Iran's nuclear program amid ongoing tensions.
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Top European diplomats and Iran's foreign minister are slated for a crucial meeting in Geneva to address the recent military conflict in the Middle East. With the situation on a knife-edge, the leaders hope to reignite diplomatic talks to prevent further escalation and find a peaceful resolution.
British Foreign Secretary David Lammy joins counterparts from France and Germany, along with the EU's foreign policy chief, to engage in the first direct discussions with Iranian officials since tensions flared. Lammy highlights a two-week opportunity to achieve a diplomatic solution.
Amid ongoing speculations about potential U.S. military involvement, President Trump continues to evaluate options. Iran remains firm on its stance, striving for nuclear program negotiations, while European leaders emphasize the critical need for transparent discussions to avoid an irreversible crisis.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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