Nuclear Deal

Kalshi traders assessed a 29% chance of a U.S.-Iran nuclear deal before January 2027 as of early Sunday morning. The prediction market indicates limited optimism for a near-term agreement.

Trump revealed he called off a major military attack on Iran that could have been the largest since World War II. The decision may facilitate a historic nuclear deal with Iran.

Trump revealed his reason for calling off a planned attack on Iran, suggesting the move could lead to a historic nuclear deal.

Iran fired ballistic missiles at U.S. troops, prompting President Donald Trump to vow retribution. U.S. Central Command reported all missiles were intercepted with no injuries or damage. Military strikes have not achieved a nuclear deal or reopened the Strait of Hormuz.

The article criticizes Trump's nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia as diplomatic malpractice, arguing it would eliminate decades of U.S. counterproliferation policy.

U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz stated the U.S. will not 'export enrichment capacity' to Saudi Arabia under a new nuclear deal. The deal allows Saudi Arabia to enrich uranium, which has raised concerns.

Sen. Chris Van Hollen accused President Trump of a 'bait and switch' by altering a nuclear deal to tie it to Saudi-Israel relations. The Saudis have indicated they will normalize relations with Israel when the U.S. meets unspecified conditions.

Trump is reported to be angry at the energy secretary for announcing a Saudi nuclear deal without his approval. The agreement faced criticism in conservative media, prompting Trump to publicly condition it on Saudi normalization with Israel.

The US military reports firing on a merchant vessel attempting to breach a blockade of Iranian ports. President Trump is considering expanding the military campaign against Iran, which has been ongoing for two weeks, and has signed a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia.

The US military fired on a merchant vessel attempting to breach a blockade of Iranian ports. President Trump is considering expanding the military campaign against Iran and has signed a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia.

The US military reports firing on a merchant vessel attempting to breach a blockade of Iranian ports. President Trump is considering expanding the military campaign against Iran following nearly two weeks of strikes and has signed a contentious nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia.

President Donald Trump stated he would not proceed with a civil nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia unless the Saudis agreed to normalize relations with Israel under the Abraham Accords.

President Trump denied being outmaneuvered in a U.S.-Saudi nuclear deal, despite altering the agreement the next day. He countered a CNN report claiming he was surprised by the Secretary's actions.

US President Donald Trump has seemingly backpedaled on a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia.

Trump stated that Saudi Arabia must recognize Israel to obtain its nuclear deal. The comment highlights a conditional approach to diplomatic and nuclear agreements.

Trump stated that Saudi Arabia must recognize Israel to obtain its nuclear deal.

President Trump stated that the U.S.-Saudi Arabia nuclear deal depends on Saudi Arabia establishing diplomatic relations with Israel, which they have refused. CBS News's Margaret Brennan and former CIA official Joe Zacks provide analysis on the agreement.

Trump added a new condition to a Saudi nuclear deal, requiring the kingdom to normalize relations with Israel. Global oil prices surpassed $100 a barrel after Houthi militants in Yemen claimed to have attacked two Saudi tankers in the Red Sea.

Trump added a new condition to a Saudi nuclear deal, requiring the kingdom to normalize relations with Israel. Global oil prices surpassed $100 a barrel after Houthi militants in Yemen claimed to have attacked two Saudi tankers in the Red Sea.

Trump added a new condition to a Saudi nuclear deal, requiring the kingdom to normalize relations with Israel. Global oil prices exceeded $100 a barrel after Houthi militants in Yemen claimed to have attacked two Saudi tankers in the Red Sea.

US President Donald Trump conditioned a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia on the kingdom recognizing Israel, causing turmoil just a day after the agreement was signed. Saudi Arabia has resisted joining the Abraham Accords with Israel, insisting on a pathway to a Palestinian state following the Gaza conflict.

Trump’s nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia lacks 'gold standard' safeguards on enrichment, raising concerns about proliferation risks. The agreement is described as 'dubious' due to its insufficient security measures.

US President Donald Trump linked a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia to the kingdom recognizing Israel, causing turmoil after the agreement was signed. The White House claimed the Saudis were aware of the contingency, even though it wasn't mentioned in the deal's announcement.

President Donald Trump stated that Saudi Arabia must normalize relations with Israel as a condition for a nuclear deal with the U.S., casting doubt on the agreement's future.

President Trump claims a Saudi nuclear deal will ban uranium enrichment and require an Israel peace agreement. The president's comments on Truth Social contradict a provision in the 30-year agreement that could permit enrichment on Saudi soil.

President Trump conditioned a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia on Riyadh joining the Abraham Accords and normalizing relations with Israel. The deal is now subject to Saudi Arabia meeting these requirements.

Donald Trump's nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia grants the same nuclear options he has denied to Iran, amid criticism of his approach to Iran and the Hormuz Strait. The article suggests Trump's actions aim to offset a 'disastrous war of choice' with Iran.

The US and Saudi Arabia have agreed to a civilian nuclear deal allowing Saudi Arabia to build nuclear reactors for civilian purposes.

President Trump threatened Iranian infrastructure, and the United States reached a new nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia. CBS News analyst Aaron MacLean provided an analysis of these developments.

President Trump has approved a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia that could allow the country to enrich its own uranium, as confirmed by US officials. The agreement, expected to be announced soon, is valid until 2056 and valued at tens of billions.

The Trump administration is expected to announce a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia, which the White House claims will benefit American companies and establish a civilian nuclear program for Saudi Arabia. Critics, however, fear the deal may enable Saudi Arabia to develop nuclear weapons.

Increased oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz may provide the US with leverage in talks with Iran, as over 10 million barrels daily demonstrate Tehran's limited control. US officials argue Iran benefits more from a nuclear deal than tolls in the strait, while Iran's chief negotiator noted 40 million barrels exported since the US blockade was lifted.

Vice President Vance, special envoy Steve Witkoff, and Jared Kushner are in Switzerland for technical talks with Iran to seek a potential nuclear deal. The U.S. and Iran have reached a preliminary agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a critical trading corridor previously closed for months.

Trump envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are in Switzerland for potential Iran nuclear talks, which were postponed due to fighting between Israel and Hezbollah. Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed Bin Abdul Rahman al-Thani has also arrived in Switzerland as a mediator. Vice President Vance postponed his trip to lead the U.S. delegation.

Negotiations between the U.S. and Iran on a nuclear and sanctions relief deal were delayed this weekend. The White House cited complex logistics as a reason for the postponement, while fighting erupted in Lebanon overnight.

Reaching a nuclear deal with Iran is more difficult now compared to 2015 due to Tehran's hardened stance and decreased trust since the JCPOA.

The EU has stated it will not lift key sanctions on Iran until a formal nuclear deal is reached. The decision underscores the EU's conditional approach to sanctions relief tied to Iran's nuclear agreement.

The article compares Trump and Obama's Iran deals, noting that one is a nuclear deal while the other is not. It highlights the distinction between the two agreements in terms of their nature and focus.

The U.S. and Iran have initiated 60-day peace negotiations to open the Strait of Hormuz, lift an oil blockade, and finalize a nuclear deal. President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian signed an agreement ending hostilities that caused significant casualties and economic disruption.

The United States is entering difficult negotiations with the Iranian government following a US-Israeli military assault that weakened American leverage. President Donald Trump abandoned the previous nuclear deal with Tehran, and his administration now faces the challenge of negotiating a new agreement within 60 days.