Disquiet in Delhi: How Pakistan emerged as key mediator between US and Iran
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Pakistan has emerged as a key mediator between the US and Iran, brokering a two-week ceasefire and setting the stage for delegation-level talks. The country's Army Chief and Prime Minister played pivotal roles in the diplomatic efforts, which were complimented by US President Trump and Iranian Foreign Minister Aragchi.
Pakistan has become a key mediator between the US and Iran. The country's Army Chief and Prime Minister played important roles in brokering a two-week ceasefire. The ceasefire was the result of two weeks of intense diplomacy. Pakistan moved quickly after the conflict erupted, activating diplomatic channels across multiple capitals. Pakistan positioned itself as a bridge between Washington and Tehran, representing Iran's interests in Washington. The country's Foreign Minister met with counterparts from Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Turkey to prevent further military escalation. The talks will continue in Islamabad, where delegations will explore a more durable arrangement. Pakistan's efforts have been complimented by US President Trump and Iranian Foreign Minister Aragchi. The country's diplomatic efforts have created a space for itself in the highly controlled echelons of the US administration. Pakistan's newfound access to the White House has helped it punch above its weight.
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