Pakistan and Afghanistan have begun a new round of talks in Beijing, China, aiming to reduce rising tensions and restore peace along their shared border.
Iran has officially rejected Pakistan’s claim of acting as a mediator between it and the United States to end the West Asia conflict, asserting it has not participated in any such diplomatic initiative even as the crisis enters its second month.
Pakistan is positioning itself as the lead mediator trying to broker an end to the US’s and Israel’s war against Iran, reported The Financial Times, as the ongoing conflict in West Asia entered its fourth week.
The “open war” between Pakistan and Afghanistan has taken a horrific turn following a massive airstrike on a Kabul hospital that killed 400 people. While Pakistan claims it only hit “terrorist infrastructure,” the destruction of a 2,000-bed medical facility during Ramadan has sparked global outrage and calls for an urgent investigation into potential war crimes.
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At last, the inevitable happened, and the much-awaited U-turn is here. On Monday night, the Government of Pakistan directed the senior men’s team to take the field against India in the Men’s T20 World Cup on February 15 in Colombo.
India has now aligned with the Taliban, Pakistan, China, and Russia in opposing the U.S. President Donald Trump’s bid to regain control of the Bagram air base in Afghanistan. The announcement comes days ahead of the scheduled visit of Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi to New Delhi, a historic first for a senior Taliban diplomat.
When Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) president Mohan Bhagwat mentioned Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) while speaking at Satna in Madhya Pradesh, what he said didn’t come across as a political remark — it sounded like a recollection.
In a surprising diplomatic move that could reshape regional dynamics, Pakistan has reportedly offered the United States access to a port on the Arabian Sea, located in the small coastal town of Pasni in Balochistan around 70 miles from the China-developed Gwadar port and 100 miles from the Pakistan-Iran border.
