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US false connect of Abraham accords with ME stability - Pakistan Observer (opens the original)
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THE US- propelled Idea– that Middle East stability hinges on the Abraham Accords –is a flawed assumption. While the Accords steered diplomatic relations between Israel and few Arab States, they do not address core regional conflicts—particularly Israel’s occupation of Palestinian territories and Iran’s influence. Washington’s propensity to attach regional peace and stability with the Abraham Accords is by all means seems a false notion simply because it intrinsically overestimates the Accords’ i
IIOJK: An international disputed territory, not India’s part - Pakistan Observer (opens the original)
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INDIA’S annexation of Jammu and Kashmir is widely regarded as illegal under international law, with global consensus recognizing the region as a disputed territory. India’s declaration of illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) as part of its territory falls under the grave breaches of international law, particularly the principles of territorial integrity and peaceful dispute resolution. The UN and numerous legal international bodies recognize Jammu and Kashmir as a disputed region. As Ind
India’s heinous erosion of a binding international treaty - Pakistan Observer (opens the original)
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IT is widely believed and legally asserted that India’s suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) constitutes a significant breach of international law, as the treaty remains legally binding and enforceable under international obligations. The unilateral action undermines the principle of good faith in treaty implementation and sets a dangerous precedent for multilateral agreements. International courts have affirmed the IWT’s continued validity, emphasizing that India lacks legal justificatio
Legitimacy at sea: Tussle over Hormuz strait control - Pakistan Observer (opens the original)
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Despite international waters prohibiting tolls, both the US and Iran seek influence over the Strait of Hormuz for strategic leverage. While Washington aims to engineer its maritime tutelage via aggression and maintain regional dominance, Tehran uses the strait as a bargaining chip to pressure global powers, project strength and assert sovereignty amid sanctions. Control or presence in the strait symbolizes power and deterrence, not financial gain. Both nations exploit the waterway’s geopolitical
US-Iran talks: Pakistan pivots to gradual incrementalism - Pakistan Observer (opens the original)
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MUCH is being written and shared across global print and electronic media about the US-Iran talks. Needless to say, while the spoilers remain fully engaged in deploying every conceivable negative stratagem to make it a fragile deal, the peace makers are leaving no stone unturned to ensure that the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding is viable. This article argues that that in pursuit of fostering gradual incrementalism, Pakistan , as the core mediator of the deal , has tried its level best to
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