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Pezeshkian in Pakistan: A New Chapter in Regional Diplomacy

Pezeshkian’s Islamabad visit is a testament to Pakistan’s growing diplomatic clout and Iran’s strategic resilience. More than a ceremonial handshake, it reflects a region turning the page from confrontation to cooperation, proving that the East is no longer waiting for history—it is shaping it.

Aleena Im

Walking the Tightrope: Pakistan’s Foreign Policy Options in a Multipolar World

The rising multipolarity has intensified great power competition, making it difficult for states like Pakistan to pursue their national interests.

Abbas Hashemite

US-Iran Peace Talks: Is Pakistan Secretly Being Squeezed Out by Israel?

As Pakistan pushes for diplomacy between the US and Iran, growing pressure from pro-Israel circles threatens to derail the peace process and weaken Islamabad’s influence. Behind the scenes, lobbying, political maneuvering, and regional rivalries are intensifying tensions at a critical moment. What should have been a path toward de-escalation is rapidly turning into a wider geopolitical power struggle.

Aleena Im