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Iran’s Vice-President Mohammad Javad Zarif has announced he will not engage in talks with US officials during the 2025 World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland. His office urged against spreading rumors about his trip, clarifying that no negotiations with the US or other nations will occur at the event. Zarif, who is attending at WEF’s invitation, emphasized that any future discussions will be guided by Iran’s highest authorities and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He is expected to participate in an interview with CNN’s Fareed Zakaria, addressing Iran’s stance on global issues amid ongoing speculation about US-Iran relations.
Iran and Turkmenistan Forge Economic Ties: Exploring Opportunities for Enhanced Cooperation
Iranian officials, including Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, welcomed Turkmenistan’s Foreign Minister Rashid Meredov to discuss strengthening economic cooperation between the two nations. The meeting highlighted their historical ties and mutual respect for Turkmenistan’s neutrality and peace initiatives. Key topics included regional issues such as the situations in Afghanistan and Gaza, with both sides opposing a U.S. plan regarding Palestinian resettlement. Meredov emphasized the need for collaboration in trade, energy, and transportation, announcing plans for a joint economic cooperation commission. He also met with Iran’s Oil Minister to discuss enhancing oil and gas sector cooperation, reinforcing Turkmenistan’s significant partnership with Iran.
Hope Emerges as Gaza Ceasefire Offers Relief Amidst Ongoing Turmoil
A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas began Sunday at 08:30 am local time, marking a significant shift after prolonged violence in Gaza. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu confirmed the ceasefire at 11:30 am, aiming to halt the humanitarian crisis. Key developments include Hamas’s announcement to release three Israeli prisoners in exchange for 95 Palestinians and Israeli troop withdrawals. However, reports of Israeli drone strikes in Gaza emerged despite the ceasefire. Humanitarian aid efforts are underway, with hundreds of trucks ready to enter Gaza. This ceasefire, after 468 days of conflict, highlights the urgent need for a lasting resolution.
Leader Shares Unfiltered Insights on Iran-US Indirect Talks: What It Means for Diplomacy
The ongoing negotiations in Oman signify a crucial moment in Iran-U.S. diplomatic relations, as highlighted by Ayatollah Khamenei during a meeting with Iranian officials. He expressed a cautious outlook on the talks, which focus on U.S. sanctions and Iran’s nuclear policies, stressing the need to avoid past mistakes like those related to the 2015 JCPOA. Khamenei emphasized Iran’s resilience and capabilities while rejecting speculation that discussions would cover issues beyond sanctions. The current talks reflect the complexities of international diplomacy as Iran seeks stability amid ongoing U.S. pressure and military threats, with the outcome of these negotiations closely watched.
OIC to Convene Extraordinary Meeting on Gaza Following Iran’s Proposal
The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) plans to hold an extraordinary meeting of foreign ministers to address a U.S.-Israeli plot to forcibly displace Gaza’s population, proposed by former President Donald Trump. Iran initiated this move, with Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi promoting a unified Islamic response. The meeting, expected in early March, follows extensive discussions with various countries, including Saudi Arabia and Turkey, and aims to condemn the controversial proposal. Araghchi has labeled the U.S.-Israeli plan as “dangerous” and called for decisive action to protect Palestinian rights, amidst widespread global condemnation and protests against the proposal.