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June 30alarabiya99%match36¢-100%
Al Arabiya correspondent Pierre Ghanem: The US use of the military option against Iran remains on the table despite the positive atmosphere... and Trump is not talking about flexibility as much as Tehran meeting his conditions.
May 31alarabiya99%match75¢+33%
Al Arabiya correspondent Pierre Ghanem: The US use of the military option against Iran remains on the table despite the positive atmosphere... and Trump is not talking about flexibility as much as Tehran meeting his conditions.
June 15alarabiya99%match53¢+89%
Al Arabiya correspondent Pierre Ghanem: The US use of the military option against Iran remains on the table despite the positive atmosphere... and Trump is not talking about flexibility as much as Tehran meeting his conditions.
May 22alarabiya99%match100¢
Al Arabiya correspondent Pierre Ghanem: The US use of the military option against Iran remains on the table despite the positive atmosphere... and Trump is not talking about flexibility as much as Tehran meeting his conditions.
June 30investinglive_99%match64¢+56%
investingLive Americas FX news wrap: Markets cheer on claims of US-Iran agreement •
July 31investinglive_99%match74¢+35%
investingLive Americas FX news wrap: Markets cheer on claims of US-Iran agreement •
May 31investinglive_99%match25¢-100%
investingLive Americas FX news wrap: Markets cheer on claims of US-Iran agreement •
June 15investinglive_99%match47¢-100%
investingLive Americas FX news wrap: Markets cheer on claims of US-Iran agreement •
May 22investinglive_99%match0¢
investingLive Americas FX news wrap: Markets cheer on claims of US-Iran agreement •
June 30edghirnour99%match64¢+56%
Talk of any framework agreement between Tehran and Washington is purely speculative at this point. Negotiations are still ongoing through the Pakistani mediator, focusing on key points of contention (the Strait of Hormuz, highly enriched uranium, and sanctions). There is optimism that a breakthrough is imminent. But the final decision in Tehran rests with the higher authorities.
May 31edghirnour99%match75¢+33%
Talk of any framework agreement between Tehran and Washington is purely speculative at this point. Negotiations are still ongoing through the Pakistani mediator, focusing on key points of contention (the Strait of Hormuz, highly enriched uranium, and sanctions). There is optimism that a breakthrough is imminent. But the final decision in Tehran rests with the higher authorities.
May 22edghirnour99%match100¢
Talk of any framework agreement between Tehran and Washington is purely speculative at this point. Negotiations are still ongoing through the Pakistani mediator, focusing on key points of contention (the Strait of Hormuz, highly enriched uranium, and sanctions). There is optimism that a breakthrough is imminent. But the final decision in Tehran rests with the higher authorities.
June 30marketnews_feed99%match64¢+56%
IRAN-US TALKS ON RIGHT TRACK, SAYS PAKISTAN SENATOR – IRNA • ...
July 31marketnews_feed99%match74¢+35%
IRAN-US TALKS ON RIGHT TRACK, SAYS PAKISTAN SENATOR – IRNA • ...
May 31marketnews_feed98%match25¢-100%
IRAN-US TALKS ON RIGHT TRACK, SAYS PAKISTAN SENATOR – IRNA • ...
May 22marketnews_feed99%match100¢
IRAN-US TALKS ON RIGHT TRACK, SAYS PAKISTAN SENATOR – IRNA • ...
July 31staunovo98%match74¢+35%
Iran said the latest proposal from the US partly bridged the gap between the warring sides but comments from the Islamic Republic’s Supreme Leader about keeping Tehran’s uranium stockpile and a dispute over tolls in the Strait of Hormuz clouded the outlook for a breakthrough. • • Tehran is in the process of responding to a text submitted by the US, which “has narrowed the gaps to some extent,” the semi-official Iranian Students’ News Agency reported on Thursday, without saying where it got the information. “Further narrowing requires an end to the temptation for war on Washington’s part.” •
May 31staunovo98%match75¢+33%
Iran said the latest proposal from the US partly bridged the gap between the warring sides but comments from the Islamic Republic’s Supreme Leader about keeping Tehran’s uranium stockpile and a dispute over tolls in the Strait of Hormuz clouded the outlook for a breakthrough. • • Tehran is in the process of responding to a text submitted by the US, which “has narrowed the gaps to some extent,” the semi-official Iranian Students’ News Agency reported on Thursday, without saying where it got the information. “Further narrowing requires an end to the temptation for war on Washington’s part.” •
May 22staunovo98%match100¢
Iran said the latest proposal from the US partly bridged the gap between the warring sides but comments from the Islamic Republic’s Supreme Leader about keeping Tehran’s uranium stockpile and a dispute over tolls in the Strait of Hormuz clouded the outlook for a breakthrough. • • Tehran is in the process of responding to a text submitted by the US, which “has narrowed the gaps to some extent,” the semi-official Iranian Students’ News Agency reported on Thursday, without saying where it got the information. “Further narrowing requires an end to the temptation for war on Washington’s part.” •
May 31alarabiya99%match25¢-100%
Journalist Hassan Al-Mustafa: The proposed negotiating paper between the United States and Iran may be accepted by both sides as a compromise after amendments are made to it by Gulf parties... and Trump will not accept the highly enriched uranium issue remaining unresolved.
June 15alarabiya99%match47¢-100%
Journalist Hassan Al-Mustafa: The proposed negotiating paper between the United States and Iran may be accepted by both sides as a compromise after amendments are made to it by Gulf parties... and Trump will not accept the highly enriched uranium issue remaining unresolved.
June 30iranintl_en99%match64¢+56%
Iranian negotiators are very close to reaching a deal with the United States and are working on a draft text, Al Jazeera reported, citing a senior unnamed Iranian official. • • The report added, citing another source, that it was still too early to judge whether a serious, final agreement was within reach.
May 31iranintl_en99%match25¢-100%
Iranian negotiators are very close to reaching a deal with the United States and are working on a draft text, Al Jazeera reported, citing a senior unnamed Iranian official. • • The report added, citing another source, that it was still too early to judge whether a serious, final agreement was within reach.
June 15iranintl_en99%match47¢-100%
Iranian negotiators are very close to reaching a deal with the United States and are working on a draft text, Al Jazeera reported, citing a senior unnamed Iranian official. • • The report added, citing another source, that it was still too early to judge whether a serious, final agreement was within reach.
May 22iranintl_en99%match0¢
Iranian negotiators are very close to reaching a deal with the United States and are working on a draft text, Al Jazeera reported, citing a senior unnamed Iranian official. • • The report added, citing another source, that it was still too early to judge whether a serious, final agreement was within reach.
July 31marketnews_feed98%match74¢+35%
INTENSE MEDIATION EFFORTS INVOLVING PAKISTANI OFFICIALS ARE UNDERWAY IN IRAN, ACCORDING TO AL JAZEERA. A SENIOR IRANIAN OFFICIAL SAID NEGOTIATORS ARE CLOSE TO A DEAL AND ARE DRAFTING A FINAL TEXT, THOUGH ANOTHER SOURCE CAUTIONED IT IS STILL TOO EARLY TO SAY WHETHER A DEFINITIVE AGREEMENT WILL BE REACHED. ...
July 31firstsquawk98%match74¢+35%
INTENSE MEDIATION EFFORTS INVOLVING PAKISTANI OFFICIALS ARE UNDERWAY IN IRAN, ACCORDING TO AL JAZEERA. A SENIOR IRANIAN OFFICIAL SAID NEGOTIATORS ARE CLOSE TO A DEAL AND ARE DRAFTING A FINAL TEXT, THOUGH ANOTHER SOURCE CAUTIONED IT IS STILL TOO EARLY TO SAY WHETHER A DEFINITIVE AGREEMENT WILL BE REACHED.
May 31citrinowicz99%match25¢-100%
Told @IsaCNN @cnni: • • Nobody should be surprised by the speed of Iran’s military recovery. We already saw indications of this during the 12-day conflict. Iran has the motivation, the technical knowledge, and, importantly, many of its strategic facilities are underground and heavily fortified. Even if the current campaign were to end today, Iran would eventually rebuild its capabilities. And if fighting resumes, Iran would still retain the ability to strike Israel and the Gulf states. • • The gaps between Iran and the United States remain significant, but mediators are working intensively behind the scenes because both sides understand they want to avoid another war. President Trump still wants to exhaust the diplomatic option, but we are entering a critical moment. From his perspective, if no agreement is reached, he may feel he has little choice but to return to military action. • • Israel is extremely concerned about the possibility of a U.S.-Iran agreement. Israel would prefer to maintain or renew military pressure, and it is clear that Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Trump are not fully aligned on the current approach while the White House is pursuing diplomacy. For Netanyahu, almost any agreement is problematic because it could limit Israel’s freedom of action not only now, but also in the future. That is why he is trying, as much as possible, to prevent such a deal from materializing. • • #iran
May 22citrinowicz99%match100¢
Told @IsaCNN @cnni: • • Nobody should be surprised by the speed of Iran’s military recovery. We already saw indications of this during the 12-day conflict. Iran has the motivation, the technical knowledge, and, importantly, many of its strategic facilities are underground and heavily fortified. Even if the current campaign were to end today, Iran would eventually rebuild its capabilities. And if fighting resumes, Iran would still retain the ability to strike Israel and the Gulf states. • • The gaps between Iran and the United States remain significant, but mediators are working intensively behind the scenes because both sides understand they want to avoid another war. President Trump still wants to exhaust the diplomatic option, but we are entering a critical moment. From his perspective, if no agreement is reached, he may feel he has little choice but to return to military action. • • Israel is extremely concerned about the possibility of a U.S.-Iran agreement. Israel would prefer to maintain or renew military pressure, and it is clear that Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Trump are not fully aligned on the current approach while the White House is pursuing diplomacy. For Netanyahu, almost any agreement is problematic because it could limit Israel’s freedom of action not only now, but also in the future. That is why he is trying, as much as possible, to prevent such a deal from materializing. • • #iran
July 31financialjuice98%match74¢+35%
Intense mediation is underway with Pakistani officials in Iran - Al Jazeera • • A senior Iranian official told Al Jazeera that negotiators are very close to reaching a deal, and are currently working on a draft text. At the same time, another source told Al Jazeera that it is too early to judge whether a serious, final agreement is within reach. • •

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This market will resolve to "Yes" if there is a diplomatic meeting between representatives of the United States and Iran by the listed date, 11:59 PM ET. Otherwise, this market will resolve to “No”. A diplomatic meeting refers to a deliberate meeting between representatives of the listed countries who are acting in an official capacity and are authorized to engage in negotiation or diplomacy regarding US-Iranian relations on behalf of their governments. Meetings conducted indirectly, for example, through designated mediators, facilitators, or interlocutors acting with the knowledge and authorization of the relevant governments, will qualify. Brief greetings, chance encounters, or talks otherwise not deliberately aimed at diplomacy or negotiation will not count. The meeting must be in-person and must be publicly acknowledged by either government or reported by a consensus of credible media. Remote meetings, phone calls, or other meetings where the relevant parties are not present will not count. The resolution sources for this market will be official information from the governments of the United States and Iran, and a consensus of credible reporting.

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