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Author, senior fellow King's College, London & expert on military affairs, South Asia and politics of Islam anchor ‘Neighbors Talking’ shorturl.at/dQRU7
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3 things the US-Iran peace deal will likely yield

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By Ayesha Siddiqa
| ThePrint Verified
US President Donald Trump mentioned in a Truth Social post in May that the US and China are the only two countries with the capacity to extract the material. However, four countries have apparently been named in the agreement: Turkey, Pakistan, Russia, and China. It is claimed that both Turkey and Pakistan declined to play the role, and the US did not approve of Russia, which leaves only China.
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Pakistan’s Kashmir is no longer willing to play by Islamabad’s rules

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By Ayesha Siddiqa
| ThePrint Verified
Although conditions remain under-reported in Pakistan’s mainstream media, information from local sources suggests that not only are thousands of people continuing to protest, but women have also joined the agitation. Crowds have gathered outside Rawalakot while police and the paramilitary Rangers continue their crackdown, reportedly breaking open shop doors and using force. The targeting of shopkeepers may be linked to the fact that some JAAC members are local traders and businessmen.
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Excited Pakistan should remember its limitations. Peace in West Asia is elusive

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By Ayesha Siddiqa
| ThePrint Verified
Contrary to what Trump may have believed, the Iranians seemed confident of their edge in controlling traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. Not surprisingly, the US team saw the challenge and decided to quit further talks without allowing both sides to bring in their respective team of experts for detailed discussions. As a result, the talks ended in 21 hours, even though initial expectations in Islamabad were that they might continue longer.
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