Qatar Reports Progress in US-Iran Diplomatic Efforts
Qatar has indicated progress in diplomatic efforts between the United States and Iran towards a potential short-term agreement, which has influenced oil prices. While negotiations are ongoing, no final agreement has been reached.
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Qatar Signals Progress Toward Short-Term Deal Between US, Iran
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