Peace talks

Peace talks in the Democratic Republic of the Congo have stalled, prompting questions about whether a national dialogue can offer a solution. A source warns the dialogue must avoid being used to cling to power or negotiate political posts.

Treasury yields remained flat as investors considered uncertainty surrounding peace talks. The 10-year U.S. Treasury note yield was unchanged at 4.686%.

President Trump criticized Iran as 'unbelievably duplicitous' for denying peace talks after he canceled weekend strike plans. He disputed Iran's claim to control the Strait of Hormuz, asserting U.S. naval presence effectively manages the waterway.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose over 500 points, while oil prices fell more than 5% following President Trump's announcement of new Iran peace talks. Trump canceled planned 'massive' attacks on Iran after appeals from Gulf state allies.

The Iranian government denied President Trump's assertion that new peace talks would commence following the US's decision to cancel an attack. Officials confirmed no negotiations were ongoing or planned.

Iran denied President Trump's claim about ongoing peace talks and stated there are no negotiations with the United States. The country explicitly confirmed the absence of discussions with the US.

President Trump demands Iran agree to a cease-fire before peace talks can advance, placing the next move on Tehran. A US official warns there will be 'price to pay' for any attacks.

Markets indicate skepticism about the longevity of a US-Iran ceasefire, with Polymarket data showing a 10% drop in odds for a 14-day cessation of hostilities. Traders on Myriad predict peace talks will not occur until next month.

President Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky met behind closed doors at the White House for nearly an hour to discuss stalled peace talks with Russia and Zelensky's request for more American weapons.

The next round of U.S.-led peace talks between Israel and Lebanon will take place in Rome from August 4-6. A U.S. State Department official cited 'significant momentum' ahead of the discussions.

US President Donald Trump expressed optimism about a potential deal with Iran to end the conflict but warned that military strikes could resume if negotiations fail.

The U.S. and Iran have temporarily paused fighting to create space for peace talks, though negotiations face new challenges. The pause held on Monday despite recent obstacles to reaching a lasting agreement.

Rubio stated the U.S. remains committed to Ukraine peace talks after meeting with Lavrov, and President Trump indicated the U.S. is prepared to help end the war if the opportunity arises.

Brent crude rose above $94 a barrel as the U.S. conducted its 11th consecutive night of strikes against Iran. Senator Rubio stated Iran is 'not serious' about peace talks, contributing to the oil price surge.

Oil prices increased by 4% following comments from Rubio, who stated Iran is 'not serious' about peace talks. The rise in oil prices coincided with diminishing hopes for a ceasefire in the Middle East.

Peace talks between the PKK and Turkey are progressing slowly, with PKK fighters recently holding a symbolic disarmament ceremony. Some observers believe the negotiations could succeed this time.

Israel and Lebanon have begun US-mediated peace talks at the US Embassy in the Italian capital to end months of fighting. The discussions are scheduled to continue through Wednesday.

The U.S. and Iran are escalating strikes, increasing the risk of all-out war. Future peace talks between the two nations appear uncertain.

Peace talks between Washington and Tehran are breaking down, which could continue to negatively affect the global economy. The article highlights the potential economic consequences of the failed ceasefire.

Norway urges China to use its ties with the Russian leadership to facilitate peace talks in Ukraine, as stated by Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere during a meeting with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi. The goal is to achieve a negotiated settlement and improve relations with Europe.

U.S. peace talks with Iran are paused as Iran begins funeral services for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. CBS News contributor Samantha Vinograd analyzes the war's current state.

Trump administration officials believed Israel plotted to assassinate Iran's top negotiators, including foreign minister Abbas Araghchi and speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, to sabotage US-Iran peace talks. The New York Times reported these concerns about the targeting of Iranian officials during diplomatic efforts.

US officials feared Israel was plotting to kill Iran's head negotiators, Abbas Araghchi and Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, during peace talks. The US warned Tehran through third-party countries about the risks.

Peace talks aimed at ending the war in Iran continue as President Trump considered resuming military strikes. A FOX News reporter discussed the latest developments on Chicago's Morning News.

President Trump has considered restarting a full-scale war with Iran but has decided to continue with diplomatic efforts for now. The report highlights his internal discussions on military and diplomatic options.

Iran has declared that peace talks will not occur following a claim by Trump that they are 'crawling back.' The statement rejects ongoing negotiations in response to Trump's remarks.

US futures climbed following reports that peace talks are set to resume. The market reaction suggests optimism about potential developments from the negotiations.

Israel's assets experienced a significant decline following peace talks that emerged after a prolonged war period. The plunge contrasts with a previous rally linked to the years-long conflict.

Colombia's left-wing political figures express fear over Abelardo De la Espriella's claimed victory in the presidential runoff election, with rival candidate Iván Cepeda refusing to concede. De la Espriella, who supports oil exploration and fracking, faces criticism from environmentalists, while Cepeda and President Gustavo Petro remain skeptical of his projected win.

The article highlights Brexit's ongoing impact, a racism storm, developments in Ukraine, and peace talks. It references these as key topics in Monday’s edition.

The US and Iran have made encouraging progress in peace talks, which were nearly derailed by Trump's fiery threat during a summit.

The US reported encouraging progress in peace talks with Iran after a summit was nearly derailed by Trump's fiery threat. The talks faced challenges but managed to continue despite the threat.

President Trump is threatening further attacks on Iran while U.S. and Iranian negotiators meet, with Vice President JD Vance in Switzerland highlighting progress in peace talks. The article is reported by Taurean Small.

Oil prices climbed on Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened renewed military action against Iran, overshadowing peace talks.

Gold prices remained lower following a warning from Donald Trump against Iran during ongoing peace negotiations. The decline in gold was maintained despite the geopolitical tensions highlighted by Trump's remarks.

Iranians left a peace talks venue following a Trump threat, as negotiations to establish a Middle East ceasefire were disrupted by disagreements over key issues and concerns about renewed conflict in Lebanon.

Iran claimed negotiators snubbed Vance during a photo opportunity at peace talks. Video showed Araqchi entering a room with Vance, the US delegation, and mediators, then leaving after embracing Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.

Iran and the U.S. have initiated historic peace talks with a 60-day roadmap aimed at advancing diplomatic relations. The negotiations mark a significant step in addressing longstanding tensions between the two nations.

Vance and Pakistan's Prime Minister have arrived in Switzerland for peace talks related to Iran. The meeting aims to address regional tensions involving Iran.

U.S. Vice President JD Vance arrived in Switzerland for peace talks with Iranian officials. He and his wife landed at Emmen Air Base on Sunday at 5:59 a.m. GMT.