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In April 2026, Pakistan brokered a temporary ceasefire between the United States and Iran, marking a significant diplomatic intervention in a major regional conflict. The mediation effort, reportedly supported by China and facilitated through talks in Islamabad, positioned Pakistan as a crucial intermediary between two adversaries with no direct diplomatic channels. The question of whether this role deserves international recognition reflects broader debates about Pakistan's geopolitical influence, the legitimacy of its neutral broker status, and the sustainability of ceasefires achieved through third-party mediation.