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Why Pakistan has emerged as a mediator between US and Iran

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Summary
The article discusses Pakistan's emerging role as a mediator between the U.S. and Iran amid escalating regional tensions. It outlines Pakistan's diplomatic efforts, its strategic relationships with both nations, and the potential implications for regional stability.

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“Pakistan’s then-President Gen. Yahya Khan facilitated backchannel contacts that led to Nixon’s 1972 visit to China.”
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“Officials in Islamabad later acknowledged that a U.S. proposal had been conveyed to Iran.”
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“Pakistan has good working relations with most of the key parties in the war, including both the U.S. and Iran.”
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“Rising tensions have contributed to higher global oil prices, forcing Pakistan to increase fuel prices by about 20%.”
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“Islamabad stands ready to host talks between representatives from the U.S. and Iran.”
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“Iran has maintained it has not held such talks and dismissed the U.S. proposal, but Tehran has acknowledged responding with its own proposals.”
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“Relations between the United States and Pakistan have improved since last year, with increased diplomatic engagement and expanding economic ties.”
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“Clashes erupted in Pakistan’s southern port city of Karachi and in parts of the north, leaving at least 22 people dead and more than 120 injured nationwide.”
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“The country gets most of its oil and gas from the Middle East, and remittances from Pakistanis working in the Arab world equal its total export earnings.”
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“Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar said this week that Turkey and Egypt are also working behind the scenes to bring the sides to the negotiating table.”
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“Pakistan facilitated contacts between the Afghan Taliban and Washington that led to talks in Doha resulting in a 2020 agreement.”
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“At least 12 people were killed in and around the U.S. Consulate in Karachi after a mob breached the compound and attempted to set it on fire.”
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“Pakistan has no diplomatic relations with Israel because of the lingering issue of Palestinian statehood.”
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“Protests erupted across Pakistan following U.S. strikes on Iran, with demonstrators clashing with security forces.”
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“Pakistani government officials have said that their public peace effort follows weeks of quiet diplomacy.”
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“Pakistan played a role in the 1988 Geneva Accords that paved the way for the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan.”
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“The war is also adding to domestic turmoil, even as Pakistan grapples with its own conflict with neighboring Afghanistan.”
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“Trump spoke to the Pakistani army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir, whom the U.S. president has publicly described as his 'favorite Field Marshal.'”
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“Pakistan has emerged as an unexpected mediator, offering to help bring Washington and Tehran to the negotiating table.”
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“The conflict poses some of 'the biggest economic and energy security challenges' in Pakistan’s history.”
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“Pakistan has relatively good ties with both Washington and Tehran.”
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“Khamenei was a central religious and political figure for Shiites worldwide, including in Pakistan.”
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“Analysts say Pakistan’s geographic proximity to Iran coupled with its longstanding ties with the U.S., gives it a unique position.”
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“According to Pakistani officials, U.S. messages are being passed to Iran and Iranian responses relayed to Washington.”
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“Pakistan’s role in Iran-U.S. negotiations surfaced only days ago following media reports.”
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“It remains unclear who has served as Iran’s point of contact in the indirect talks.”
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“Pakistan also joined Trump's Board of Peace, which aims to ensure peace in Gaza.”
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