On Global News Today, Melinda Nucifora examines whether diplomacy can bring an end to the six-month Iran conflict after President Donald Trump announced new negotiations would begin with Tehran, despite Iran insisting it is not holding talks with the United States.The program explores the competing narratives, Oman's mediation efforts, the future of the Strait of Hormuz, and whether a diplomatic breakthrough remains possible amid continued regional tensions.The program also turns to Europe, where the migrant crisis has returned to the spotlight after tens of thousands attempted to reach the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. With at least 72 people reported dead and European leaders divided over migration policy, the discussion examines border security, the humanitarian toll, and the political consequences for the European Union.Guests:Alan Eyre, Distinguished Diplomatic Fellow at the Middle East Institute and Former Senior US Diplomat on the US negotiating team for the 2015 JCPOA Iran nuclear dealVice Admiral (Ret.) John Miller, Former Commander of the US Fifth Fleet and Former Deputy Commander of CENTCOMAmbassador Hesham Youssef, Former Career Diplomat with Egypt's Ministry of Foreign AffairsSir Gerald Howarth, Former UK Defense Minister