This episode is about why Trump's negotiations seem to go nowhere.

The third round of indirect negotiations between Iran and the US was among the main topics highlighted by the Hebrew media.

A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson said on Friday that there had been no talks between Beijing and Washington on tariffs.

Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi and his Omani counterpart discussed preparations for the third round of Tehran-Washington talks, set for April 26 in Muscat.

While the short-term benefits may be tempting, a nuclear deal with the Trump administration offers Iran only the illusion of economic development.

Former Iranian ambassador Abdolreza Farajirad highlighted the positive tone of the discussions and the possibility of progress, while cautioning about major challenges, including potential interference from the Israeli regime.

Kazem Gharibabadi says uranium enrichment is one of the Islamic Republic’s red lines in the indirect negotiations with the United States.

The US reportedly aims to force the EU to choose between Washington and China in any future trade negotiations in return for reducing tariffs.

Talks in Oman should not be viewed with excessive optimism nor excessive pessimism.

An Iranian deputy foreign minister says there is good possibility for an agreement between Iran and the US if Washington stops threats against Tehran.