Pezeshkian

Betrayed Diplomacy: Iran President Pezeshkian Flags US Bullying in Call to Pak PM Sharif

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has strongly criticized what he described as “US bullying” during a recent phone call with Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. The conversation, which focused on regional diplomacy and bilateral cooperation, highlighted Iran’s growing frustration with Washington’s policies and its impact on Middle Eastern stability. The remarks have sparked fresh debate about…

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Bail

Trump Has Turned to Pakistan to Bail Himself Out of the Self-Made Iran War: Brahma Chellaney

Strategic affairs expert Brahma Chellaney has sharply criticized US President Donald Trump’s handling of the Iran conflict, claiming that Trump has now turned to Pakistan to bail himself out of what he described as a “self-made war.” Chellaney’s remarks highlight the complex geopolitical maneuvering underway as Washington seeks to manage the fallout of escalating tensions…

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Pakistan

US, Iran Prepare to Exit War as Fatigue and Costs Kick In; Pakistan Will Get Peace Bonus

The United States and Iran are preparing to wind down their prolonged conflict, as fatigue, mounting costs, and diplomatic pressures converge to push both nations toward disengagement. Analysts suggest that Pakistan, positioned strategically between the two powers, could reap a “peace bonus” from the de-escalation, benefiting economically and diplomatically from reduced regional tensions. Why the…

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Mediator

Pakistan Eyes Mediator Role in Middle East but Iran Says India More Trusted; Will Sharif Face Embarrassment Again?

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has signaled Islamabad’s ambition to play mediator in the Middle East, aiming to position Pakistan as a bridge between rival powers. However, Iran’s recent statement that India is a “more trusted partner” has cast doubt on Pakistan’s credibility, raising questions about whether Sharif will face another diplomatic embarrassment on the…

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Islamabad

Islamabad Possible Venue for US–Iran Talks? Reports Claim Pakistan Trying to Play ‘Lead Mediator’ Role

The escalating tensions between the United States and Iran have prompted renewed calls for dialogue, and reports now suggest that Islamabad could emerge as a possible venue for US–Iran talks, with Pakistan attempting to position itself as a lead mediator in the conflict. This development underscores Pakistan’s growing ambition to play a central role in…

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