Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Dar speaks to China's Foreign Minister, hours before US President’s China visit, reports Mallick

The conversation between Pakistan's Foreign Minister and China's Foreign Minister underscores a strategic alignment as U.S.-China tensions remain palpable.

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  • The two leaders exchanged in-depth views on recent regional developments and Pakistan’s ongoing efforts to facilitate engagement between Iran and the US, aimed at promoting sustained peace and stability in the region and beyond.
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This dialogue, particularly regarding Iran and U.S. engagement, could influence regional stability and impact oil prices, making commodities and energy markets a focal point as the U.S. President's visit draws near.

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