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News India Live, Digital Desk: The eyes of the world have once again turned towards South Asia. The ongoing tension between America and Iran is now at a critical juncture. Recently the capital of Pakistan islamabad The first round of historic ‘peace talks’ between the two countries has ended without any concrete agreement. However, news is coming from diplomatic circles that both sides will soon Second Round Can return to the table for negotiations. This dialogue is being considered very important for global peace and controlling oil prices.
Islamabad talks: 21-hour marathon brainstorming and ‘red lines’ confrontation
US Vice President in Islamabad JD Vance And there was a marathon discussion between the Iranian delegation for about 21 hours. The US side made it clear that they want strict curbs on Iran’s nuclear program, while Iran maintains its sovereignty and seized assets. 27 billion dollars A condition has been laid for release of funds. The Trump administration said ‘no deal’, but it also indicated that the doors to negotiations were not completely closed.
Screw stuck on the Strait of Hormuz
The biggest hurdle in this entire conversation is regarding the ‘Strait of Hormuz’. A large part of the world’s total oil trade passes through this route. America wants Iran to open this route to all without any ‘transit fee’, whereas Iran considers it a source of its security and revenue. Due to this tussle, no final consensus could be reached in the first round.
Preparation for the second round: Will the venue change or will it be Islamabad?
According to media reports and sources, mediator countries like Pakistan, Qatar and Türkiye are now second round of talks Trying to organize it before 22nd April. There is discussion that the next meeting may be held again in Islamabad or at some other neutral place like Muscat, Oman) Or Doha (Qatar) can be considered. This is necessary for regional peace because the two-week ‘ceasefire’ declared between the two countries is going to end soon.
What will be the impact on the world? Peace or conflict?
Experts believe that if the second round of talks is not successful, the clouds of war in West Asia may deepen further. US President Donald Trump has already indicated that he is not under any pressure for an agreement. At the same time, the Iranian leadership is also adamant about its nuclear rights. In such a situation, the next few days may prove to be a ‘do or die’ situation for global politics and economy.