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The New York Post reports that the United States and Iran are seeking to resume talks in Qatar and that Donald Trump is weighing strikes after the midterm elections.

First reported
2026-10-31 19:00 (4 d ago)
Last update
2026-11-01 18:50 (3 d ago)
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3 sources · 7 Reports

Timeline

  1. Google News – Qatar (EN) wire 19:00 · 4 d ago
    The New York Post reports that the United States and Iran are seeking to resume talks in Qatar and that Donald Trump is weighing strikes after the midterm elections.
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  2. Google News – Iran (EN) wire 19:04 · 4 d ago
    The New York Post reports that the United States and Iran are seeking to revive talks in Qatar and that Donald Trump is considering strikes after the midterms.
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  3. Google News – Qatar (EN) wire 21:49 · 4 d ago
    AOL.com reports that the United States and Iran are seeking to resume talks in Qatar, while Donald Trump is weighing new strikes after the midterm elections.
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  4. Google News – Qatar (EN) wire 01:30 · 4 d ago
    A report says the United States and Iran are seeking to resume talks in Qatar as Donald Trump considers new strikes after the US midterm elections.
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  5. Google News – Qatar (EN) wire 01:30 · 4 d ago
    A report says the United States and Iran are seeking to resume talks in Qatar, while Donald Trump is weighing new strikes after the US midterm elections.
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  6. Google News – Qatar (EN) wire 08:47 · 3 d ago
    NewsCord reports that the United States and Iran are seeking to resume talks in Qatar as Donald Trump considers new strikes after the US midterm elections.
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  7. أخبار جوجل – إيران wire 18:50 · 3 d ago
    A Kuwaiti newspaper reports that Trump signals a possible strike on Iran as negotiations in Doha remain stalled.
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