Israel-Iran war LIVE: Vice President Vance says U.S.-Iran mistrust cannot be solved overnight

Amid regional conflict, IMF warns of severe economic fallout while diplomatic efforts for U.S.-Iran dialogue gain tentative momentum. | Contesto: cronaca

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• Israel-Iran war LIVE: Vice President Vance says U.S.-Iran mistrust cannot be solved overnight

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In the shadow of escalating hostilities between Israel and Iran, the International Monetary Fund has identified Iran, Iraq, and Qatar as among the economies hardest-hit by the regional conflict, as diplomatic channels strain to contain the crisis. The assessment comes alongside a proposal from Pakistan for renewed talks between the United States and Iran, a move cautiously acknowledged by U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance and former President Donald Trump, who have both hinted at potential progress despite deep-seated mistrust. The IMF's stark economic warning underscores the immediate and tangible consequences of the military confrontation spreading beyond the immediate theater of war. The inclusion of Iran and Iraq on the list is expected, given their direct involvement, but Qatar's presence highlights the broader destabilization of regional trade, energy markets, and financial stability. The economic damage compounds the humanitarian and security toll, creating a multi-faceted crisis that threatens to entrench poverty and instability for years, regardless of the military outcome. Against this grim backdrop, Pakistan's initiative to propose fresh U.S.-Iran negotiations represents a critical, if fragile, diplomatic lifeline. The longstanding and profound enmity between Washington and Tehran has been a defining feature of Middle Eastern geopolitics for decades, often scuttling broader peace efforts. Vice President Vance, addressing the current impasse, explicitly stated that the deep mistrust between the two nations "cannot be solved overnight," a sober admission of the scale of the challenge facing any dialogue. The tentative signals from both Vance and former President Trump suggesting potential progress are being scrutinized for substance. Analysts note that any meaningful negotiation would require navigating a minefield of issues, from Iran's nuclear program and regional proxy networks to U.S. sanctions and security guarantees for allies like Israel. The involvement of a third-party nation like Pakistan, which maintains relations with both sides, could provide a neutral venue, but the success of such talks hinges on a level of political will that has been...

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