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Nasim Zehra

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Pakistan-Saudi ties: A new strategic texture Original

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By Nasim Zehra
| Arab News Pakistan
Pakistan-Saudi ties: A new strategic texture Nasim Zehra May 15, 2026 21:09 Short Url https://arab.news/8gcxv One of the most significant defence realities sharpened from 2025-2026, has not been the birth of a Pakistan-Saudi strategic cooperation, but its transformation into a more structured, security-driven partnership. The relationship has always had depth: defence training, military exchanges, economic support, religious affinity and a shared concern for Gulf stability.
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West Asia after the war

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By Nasim Zehra
| Geo News English
Vehicles drive past a giant billboard reading 'The Strait of Hormuz remains closed' at the Revolution Square in Tehran on April 28, 2026. — AFP West Asia, specifically, and the world generally, is now witnessing moves towards the end of the US-Israel kinetic war of aggression against Iran. Clearly, the hot kinetic contestation between Israel, supported by the US, and Iran plus West Asia will likely end.
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A strategic Pakistan in a dangerous world

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By Nasim Zehra
| Geo News English
A security guard patrols outside the Aiwan e Sadr (Presidential Palace) ahead of Iran-US talks in Islamabad, April 9, 2026. — Reuters The last 72 hours have acquired unusual significance. Against the backdrop of US-Israel aggression targeting Iran, Pakistan’s efforts to end the war and help the two sides work towards an agreement have reached a critical stage.
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