Historic Face-to-Face Meeting Breaks Years of Diplomatic Deadlock By: Javid Amin | 21 June 2026 In a development that could reshape the trajectory of one of the world’s most dangerous geopolitical confrontations, senior officials from the United States and Iran have held direct face-to-face talks in Muscat, Oman, marking the first publicly acknowledged high-level meeting between the two countries since 2018. The discussions come after months of escalating military tensions across the Gulf region, including airstrikes, retaliatory attacks, maritime threats and growing fears of a wider regional war involving multiple…
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U.S.–Iran Edge Toward Exit as War Fatigue Grows; Pakistan Emerges as Peace Broker
A Turning Point in the Gulf: War Fatigue Pushes U.S. and Iran Toward Talks By: Javid Amin | 15 April 2026 After weeks of high-stakes confrontation, signals are emerging that both the United States and Iran may be preparing to step back from the brink. While tensions around the Strait of Hormuz remain elevated, a mix of military fatigue, economic strain, and diplomatic pressure is creating momentum for a negotiated pause—if not a full de-escalation. At the center of this fragile pivot: Pakistan, positioning itself as a critical peace broker.…
Read More‘Talking to Kings and Princesses’: MP Aga Ruhullah Slams PM Modi’s Gulf Outreach Amid Iran Crisis
‘Talking to Kings and Princesses’: Aga Ruhullah Slams PM’s Gulf Diplomacy Amid Iran Crisis By: Javid Amin | 03 March 2026 Kashmir MP Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi has launched a sharp critique of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent Middle East outreach, accusing New Delhi of ignoring Iran at a critical moment following the reported assassination of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in a US–Israel strike. His remarks — delivered amid protests and curfew-like restrictions in Jammu & Kashmir — reflect a deeper political and strategic debate about India’s evolving foreign policy priorities.…
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