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Thursday 16 April 2026

Pakistan says an Iran nuclear breakthrough may be close

Pakistan is pushing to convert its ceasefire mediation into something larger: progress on the nuclear issue at the centre of the Iran crisis. But while optimism has grown, key disputes remain unresolved and officials say a second round of talks has not yet been formally dated.

Pakistan is hoping movement on Iran’s nuclear programme could unlock wider diplomacy, even as officials caution that core disputes remain unresolved and no fresh round of talks has yet been formally scheduled. — FILE

White House puts Pakistan at centre of Iran talks

The White House has publicly declared Pakistan the sole mediator in the current United States-Iran negotiations, a striking statement that formalises Islamabad’s role as the main diplomatic channel in a volatile and unfinished process.

The White House has publicly identified Pakistan as the only mediator in the current United States-Iran negotiations, underscoring Islamabad’s growing centrality to a fragile effort to close a deal. — FILE/THE THURSDAY TIMES

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Trump demands Iran’s ‘unconditional surrender’

Donald Trump has hardened his stance on Iran by declaring that no agreement is possible without “unconditional surrender”, while also saying the United States and its allies would help rebuild the country only after the emergence of what he called “great and acceptable” new leadership.

A file photo is shown of former U.S. president Donald Trump. — FILE/THE THURSDAY TIMES

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US Supreme Court strikes down Trump tariffs as illegal

The US Supreme Court ruled that President Trump’s sweeping emergency tariffs were unlawful, curbing a signature trade strategy and opening the door to large-scale refund claims from businesses that paid the duties.

The US Supreme Court struck down President Trump’s sweeping emergency tariffs, ruling he lacked authority to impose them without Congress and setting up a potentially vast refund battle. — FILE

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