A cash-strapped Pakistan, caught between its alliances with Washington and Tehran and terrified of being dragged into a wider Middle East war, is frantically positioning itself as a mediator, driven less by altruism and more by economic desperation, a dangerous Saudi defence pact, and an urgent need to repair its reputation after deadly airstrikes in Afghanistan.
Why Pakistan is scrambling to end US-Iran war and what it will get in return | Explained
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