The coming days will be critical. Friday’s talks in Islamabad represent the most concrete opportunity for dialogue since hostilities began. But with Netanyahu openly declaring the ceasefire a pause rather than an endpoint, with Iran demonstrating it can choke global energy supplies at will, and with Trump’s administration offering muscle but little diplomatic finesse, the path to what PM Shehbaz called “lasting peace” looks treacherous indeed.
The world is watching the Strait of Hormuz — and holding its breath.
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