Pakistan’s nuclear past haunts its mediator pitch: How it helped Iran go nuclear is 1980s and now wants to broker peace
Pakistan was deeply entangled in helping Iran build nuclear capabilities in the 1980s and now wants to broker peace. Decades later, Pakistan is positioning itself as a mediator in global conflicts.
Pakistan was involved in helping Iran develop nuclear capabilities in the 1980s. This history is now at odds with Pakistan's current efforts to position itself as a mediator in global conflicts. Pakistan's past actions are relevant to current global concerns about Iran's nuclear program. The country's nuclear past is haunting its mediator pitch. Pakistan's role in Iran's nuclear development is a significant factor in the global community's perception of its ability to mediate. Pakistan is now trying to broker peace despite its complicated history.
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