Iran-US talks: Has a Resurgent Civilisation Blunted Western Neo-imperialism?
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The US and Iran have suspended their highest-level talks in decades, held in Islamabad, with the US delegation leader and Iranian delegation head returning to their capitals. The talks were aimed at easing tensions between the two countries, which have been heightened by US President Donald Trump's threats against Iran, including a genocidal threat to wipe out the entire Iranian nation.
The US and Iran have paused their talks in Islamabad. The US delegation leader, Vice President J.D. Vance, and Iranian delegation head, Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqher Ghalibaf, have returned to their capitals. The Pakistani government, which hosted the talks, insists that the negotiation process is not over. The US had been attacking Iran, but suddenly paused its bombardment. The world is watching to see if the US will resume its attacks or if Iran's military and economy can sustain its defiance. The US president has commented that it does not matter to him if a deal with Iran is reached or not, saying 'we win, regardless'.
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