From sceptic to negotiator: JD Vance leads US-Iran talks- why Trump chose him
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US Vice President JD Vance has been chosen by President Donald Trump to lead negotiations with Iran, despite initially keeping a distance from the conflict. The talks come with significant political and diplomatic risks, but could also strengthen Vance's standing within the administration if successful.
US Vice President JD Vance has been picked to lead high-stakes negotiations with Iran. He arrived in Islamabad on Saturday to begin talks. Vance was chosen in part due to his image as an anti-war figure, which made him an acceptable choice for Tehran. The talks aim to address key issues, including Iran's right to enrich nuclear material. The outcome could have significant political consequences for Vance and the US administration. The situation is complicated by global stakes, including the Strait of Hormuz.
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