US-Nuclear Talks Resume in Oman Amid Rising Regional Tensions: Media Coverage and Public Perception

Introduction

In recent months, the resumption of US-led nuclear negotiations in Oman has captured global attention, sparking extensive media coverage across newspapers, news websites, and international outlets. The negotiations, which were paused following attacks by regional actors in June 2025, are now back underway amid escalating tensions, military buildup, and diplomatic efforts to prevent a broader conflict in the Middle East.

This comprehensive analysis explores how newspapers and media outlets worldwide are covering these US-led nuclear talks, the key keywords driving online searches, and the influence of media narratives on public opinion and policymaking. We analyze headlines, framing, and the role of major newspapers like The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Guardian, Al Jazeera, and regional media outlets, examining their messaging and regional geopolitical implications.