AI Brief
- Qatar's Emir discussed mediation efforts to resolve the regional crisis with US President Donald Trump via a phone call, according to a Qatari statement.
- Iran has submitted a nuclear proposal to the United States through Qatar, with Washington currently reviewing the proposal.
- Iran's demands include sanctions relief, access to frozen assets, and war reparations, while the US insists nuclear issues must be addressed first.
QATAR'S Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani spoke by phone with US President Donald Trump to discuss Qatar's mediation efforts towards a comprehensive agreement to end the regional crisis, a Qatari statement said on Friday.
Iran has submitted a nuclear proposal to Washington through Qatar, a senior Iranian official told Reuters on Thursday, saying the United States was reviewing it but discussions would depend on Washington first meeting Tehran's seven demands.
These include sanctions relief, access to frozen assets and war reparations, while Washington insists nuclear issues must feature in initial talks.
