WORLDMay 23 · 13:02 UTCASIA TIMESLeon Hadar

Pakistan’s moment in the Sun: Can it really end the Iran war?

Pakistan is attempting to mediate in the Iran war through diplomatic efforts led by Field Marshal Asim Munir, hosting American envoys and Iranian diplomats in Islamabad. The situation draws comparisons to historical peace negotiations like those in Oslo, Camp David, and Geneva in 1985.

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