US-Iran peace talks seem to be on path to revival as a new diplomatic push is taking shape, as per reports. Pakistan is bringing China into efforts to revive stalled talks. With a growing trust gap between Tehran and Islamabad, China’s involvement is being seen as a move to provide stronger guarantees and credibility to the process. According to sources, a six-point framework is under consideration, focusing on key issues such as nuclear and missile concerns, security assurances, and long-term commitments. The proposal also includes a broader roadmap for future engagement and potential economic cooperation.

Fresh signals from US President Donald Trump suggest that Washington and Tehran could be heading back to the negotiating table within the next 36 to 72 hours. While no formal confirmation has come from Iran, diplomatic backchannels, reportedly facilitated by Pakistan are quietly shaping what could be the next phase of high-stakes US-Iran engagement. At the center of this developing story is a fragile ceasefire extension. The United States has chosen to hold fire while maintaining military readiness and enforcement measures in the region. This calculated pause appears to be buying time, not just for diplomacy, but for Iran to consolidate a unified negotiating position.