The four-way foreign ministers’ meeting held in Islamabad on Sunday may be the region’s best — and last — chance to arrest the slide toward full-scale war in the Arabian Gulf and beyond. Bringing together Saudi Arabia, Turkiye, Egypt and Pakistan, the gathering represented a genuine opportunity for countries directly impacted by the US-Israeli military campaign against Iran to forge a unified front and present a credible initiative for de-escalation and an eventual peaceful resolution.

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan will host talks with the foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Türkiye in an effort to de-escalate tensions in the region, the foreign office said this…

Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar spoke with his Iranian counterpart Abbas Araghchi late Saturday, urging “an end to all attacks and hostilities” in the region. The call came…

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Sunday hosted the foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Turkiye for high-level consultations aimed at deescalating tensions in a region shaken by a…

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s prime minister on Monday stressed the need for “collective efforts” to urgently end the Iran conflict, after Islamabad hosted the foreign ministers of Saudi…

The meeting of foreign ministers was, in a way, the pening ceremony of an initiative that is intriguing diplomats

The Islamabad meeting of the foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Turkiye and Egypt has now produced a clear and consequential outcome: Pakistan has been firmly…

The four-way foreign ministers’ meeting held in Islamabad on Sunday may be the region’s best — and last — chance to arrest the slide toward full-scale war in the Arabian Gulf and…