Pakistan
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US Ambitions Falter in Negotiations With Iran
DID Press: Diplomacy is not an arena for bargaining over red lines. Standing firm against what is described as excessive U.S. demands—even at the cost of prolonged negotiations—is presented as part of a diplomatic logic centered on safeguarding national interests.…
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UK Minister Voices Disappointment Over Lack of Progress in US–Iran Talks
DID Press: Wes Streeting, a senior government minister in United Kingdom, has expressed disappointment over the lack of progress in negotiations between the United States and Iran held in Islamabad. Speaking in an interview with Sky News, the British Health…
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Nearly 4,000 Afghan Migrants Expelled Forcefully from Pakistan in One Day
DID Press: High Commission for Addressing Migrants’ Issues of the Taliban administration says thousands of Afghan migrants have crossed into Afghanistan amid an ongoing deportation campaign by Pakistan. According to the commission, 3,859 Afghan migrants were expelled from Pakistan in…
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Strategic Setback for Washington as Islamabad Talks End Without Breakthrough
DID Press: Inconclusive end of negotiations between Iran and United States in Islamabad once again demonstrated that the gap between the two sides’ demands is far deeper than can be resolved through a single round of dialogue. In this process,…
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Pakistan Reaffirms Commitment to Mediation Role in Iran–US Peace Efforts
DID Press: Foreign Minister of Pakistan emphasized the country’s continued role in supporting peace efforts and reducing tensions following recent negotiations between Iran and United States in Islamabad. Ishaq Dar, Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, referred to recent…
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Iran: Key Disputes Blocked Final Deal in Islamabad Negotiations
DID Press: Esmail Baghaei, spokesperson for Foreign Ministry of Iran, announced that the recent negotiations between Iran and the United States in Islamabad failed to reach a final agreement despite progress on several issues, due to disagreements over a number…
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Taliban Inspects Torkham Crossing Amid Rising Migrant Returns
DID Press: Mawlawi Abdulmanan Hassan, the military deputy of the Border Police under the Interior Ministry of the Taliban administration, has conducted an inspection visit to the Torkham border Commissionerate, security checkpoints, and the conditions of returning migrants. According to…
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Strait of Hormuz Status Tied to “Reasonable” Deal With Washington, Says Tehran
DID Press: Following lengthy but inconclusive negotiations between Iran and United States in Islamabad, Iranian sources stated that any change in the status of the Strait of Hormuz would only be possible if a “reasonable agreement” is reached with Washington.…
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Iran–US Talks in Islamabad End Without Agreement After 21H
DID Press: Iran and United States Talks in Islamabad ended without an agreement after more than 21 hours of negotiations. Both sides accused each other of inflexibility and making unacceptable demands, and no schedule has yet been announced for a…
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Karzai: Iran–US Peace Would Benefit Region and World
DID Press: Hamid Karzai, the former president of Afghanistan, welcomed the establishment of a ceasefire and the start of negotiations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the United States in Islamabad, describing the process as beneficial for both nations,…
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