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Geneva Today
By the People, for the People
US and Iran to Hold New Nuclear Talks in Geneva
Second round of indirect negotiations to take place in Switzerland next week
Published on Feb. 15, 2026
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Iran and the United States will hold a second round of talks over Tehran's nuclear program next week in Geneva, Switzerland. The talks will be hosted by Oman, which also facilitated the first round of indirect negotiations on February 6.
Why it matters
The ongoing nuclear negotiations between the US and Iran are critical for regional stability and global security. A potential deal could ease tensions and prevent further escalation of the nuclear standoff between the two countries.
The details
The talks will be held in Geneva, with Oman hosting the negotiations as an intermediary between the US and Iran. This second round of indirect talks follows the initial discussions that took place on February 6.
- The first round of indirect talks was held on February 6.
- The second round of talks will take place next week in Geneva.
The players
United States
One of the parties involved in the nuclear negotiations with Iran.
Iran
The other party involved in the nuclear negotiations with the United States.
Oman
The country hosting the indirect talks between the US and Iran as an intermediary.
What’s next
The outcome of the second round of talks in Geneva will be closely watched, as it could determine the path forward for the nuclear negotiations between the US and Iran.
The takeaway
The renewed nuclear talks between the US and Iran in Geneva represent a critical opportunity to make progress on resolving the longstanding dispute over Iran's nuclear program and reduce tensions in the region.
