Zahid Hussain
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- Jul 15, 2026
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- Jul 8, 2026
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Back to war (opens the original)
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THE tentative ceasefire has effectively collapsed even before the US and Iran could begin technical-level talks. Renewed American strikes and Iranian retaliation now threaten the interim deal barely a month after it was signed. The two countries are sliding back towards war: Donald Trump has announced the resumption of the blockade, while Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz. The US president has also notified Congress that the conflict with Iran is on. Trumpâs escalatory rhetoric â threaten
Back to war (opens the original)
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THE tentative ceasefire has effectively collapsed even before the US and Iran could begin technical-level talks. Renewed American strikes and Iranian retaliation now threaten the interim deal barely a month after it was signed. The two countries are sliding back towards war: Donald Trump has announced the resumption of the blockade, while Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz. The US president has also notified Congress that the conflict with Iran is on. Trumpâs escalatory rhetoric â threaten
Systemic failure (opens the original)
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THE spectacle of a number of cabinet ministers at an investment conference in Istanbul last week offers an insight into the current governmentâs perception of how to fix Pakistanâs problems. Of course, the inseparable duo of the prime minister and deputy PM was there too. The two may well have secured a place in the Guinness World Records for the most world tours undertaken together. They were apparently there to project Pakistanâs potential for foreign investment. No one denies the signif
Systemic failure (opens the original)
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THE spectacle of a number of cabinet ministers at an investment conference in Istanbul last week offers an insight into the current governmentâs perception of how to fix Pakistanâs problems. Of course, the inseparable duo of the prime minister and deputy PM was there too. The two may well have secured a place in the Guinness World Records for the most world tours undertaken together. They were apparently there to project Pakistanâs potential for foreign investment. No one denies the signif
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