Direct negotiations between the United States and Iran, concluded in the early hours of Sunday, April 12 in Islamabad, ended in failure after 21 hours of continuous discussions, plunging the markets back into uncertainty. These talks were the first official face-to-face meeting in over ten years and the highest level of bilateral dialogue since the...
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