Author: Ijaz ul Haq

Pakistan Quiet Diplomacy positions Islamabad as a global peace broker Islamabad Accord bridges decades-long US-Iran hostility Strait of Hormuz reopening signals restored regional stability Strategic leadership boosts Pakistan’s global diplomatic stature In the high-stakes theater of global geopolitics, the loudest voices are rarely the most accurate. Not long ago, the international commentariat was quick to pen the obituary of regional stability. Pundits in Washington and London spoke of a “collapse” in communication, a point of no return between bitter adversaries. I did not share that pessimism. While the public discourse leaned toward the inevitable drumbeat of conflict, I maintained that…

Pakistan peace mediation successfully brokered a two-week ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s diplomacy emphasized dialogue over destruction. Field Marshal Asim Munir ensured internal stability and a unified national stance. Pakistan’s mediation strengthened its diplomatic credibility and regional influence. In a world trembling under the shadow of conflict, where tensions between Iran and the United States threatened to spiral into a catastrophic war, a remarkable chapter has been written — not by the powerful, but by the responsible. That chapter belongs to Pakistan. Against all odds, and in a geopolitical environment filled with mistrust, Pakistan stepped…