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    Trump extends Iran ceasefire on Pakistan’s request; Tehran vows military response to naval blockade
    Pakistan FM Dar dials Wang Yi, exchanges views on US-Iran talks

    China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi spoke with Pakistan's Ishaq Dar. The top priority is preventing US-Iran conflict escalation in West Asia. Both leaders emphasised dialogue and diplomacy for regional peace. Pakistan's constructive diplomatic role was acknowledged. They discussed a five-point peace initiative.

    US-Iran ceasefire: Pakistan PM Sharif meets US VP Vance as peace talks 'commence'

    US-Iran peace talks: Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif met with US Vice President JD Vance in Islamabad. This meeting occurred as peace talks aimed at resolving the Middle East war began. Pakistan expressed its commitment to facilitating progress towards sustainable peace in the region. The US delegation included top envoys. Earlier, Sharif also met with an Iranian delegation.

    Iran publishes chart showing it may have put sea mines in Strait of Hormuz

    Iran's Revolutionary Guard published charts suggesting sea mine placement in the Strait of Hormuz, potentially pressuring the U.S. amid a fragile ceasefire. Oil prices rose on skepticism over the truce, while U.S. forces will remain in the region. Peace talks are expected in Pakistan, though Iran's demands remain contentious.

    Iran ceasefire: In a rush to claim a diplomatic win, Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif’s copy-paste ‘Draft’ blooper caught on X

    Iran Ceasefire News: A last-minute ceasefire between Donald Trump and Iran over the Strait of Hormuz was brokered with Pakistan's help. However, a social media error by Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, showing a 'Draft' tag on his X post, became the unexpected focus. This slip-up led to widespread online commentary and questions about the competence of the Pakistani leadership.

    Behind the US-Iran ceasefire: Was it China in the shadows or Pakistan in the spotlight?

    Pakistan has emerged as a key player in brokering a US-Iran ceasefire, moving from early mediation to a public appeal that preceded the announcement. While China's influence is acknowledged, Pakistan's sustained diplomatic efforts, culminating in an invitation for talks in Islamabad, suggest a more visible role in securing the two-week truce.

    The Economic Times
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