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MM Report ISLAMABAD: The United States delegation led by JD Vance returned to Washington after negotiations with Iran concluded without any final agreement, marking a setback in diplomatic efforts aimed at easing tensions between the two countries. The talks had continued over an extended period, with both sides attempting to bridge differences on key issues in search of a workable settlement. However, despite what officials described as detailed and sustained discussions, no breakthrough was achieved. Speaking earlier during a press briefing, JD Vance confirmed that the negotiations had ended without a deal and said the US delegation was heading back…

MM Report KARACHI: Pakistan’s successful mediation in a temporary ceasefire between the United States and Iran has triggered strong political and media reactions in India.Analysts and opposition leaders criticised the Indian government, saying Pakistan’s diplomatic role had reshaped the regional narrative. Indian commentators questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi, recalling earlier claims of isolating Pakistan globally and arguing that Islamabad had instead gained diplomatic prominence. Critics also pointed to the growing international recognition of Pakistan’s leadership, highlighting Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and military chief Asim Munir. The opposition Indian National Congress intensified its criticism, stating that Pakistan’s involvement in brokering a…

MM Report KAZAN: The Strategic Vision Group “Russia – Islamic World” is preparing to mark its 20th anniversary at the upcoming KazanForum, a milestone hailed by Russian officials as a testament to two decades of fostering dialogue and cooperation with Muslim-majority nations. The announcement was made by Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin during a meeting with the group’s leadership and ambassadors from member states of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) accredited in Moscow. Khusnullin stressed that strengthening partnerships with Muslim countries, built on mutual respect and shared interests, remains a central tenet of Russia’s foreign policy, in line with…

MM Report TEHRAN: Iran’s president, Masoud Pezeshkian, on Wednesday published an open letter directly to the American public, challenging the rationale behind the ongoing US‑Israeli campaign against Tehran and urging citizens in the United States to reconsider the motives driving Washington’s foreign policy. In the wide‑ranging message, Pezeshkian questioned longstanding assumptions about Iran as a security threat, traced grievances in bilateral relations back decades, and insisted that Iran’s recent military measures are grounded in self‑defence rather than aggression Here’s the full text of his letter: “In the name of God, the Compassionate, the Merciful “To the people of the United…

Amid rising Middle East tensions, Pakistan and China voiced shared concern and pledged deeper collaboration under the ambitious CPEC-II framework MM Report BEIJING: During an official visit to China, Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Pakistan, Ishaq Dar, and his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi held extensive talks that culminated in the launch of a joint five-point initiative aimed at restoring peace and stability in the Middle East. The visit, described by Pakistan’s Foreign Office as marked by traditional warmth and goodwill, highlighted both countries’ desire to address regional crises while reinforcing their bilateral partnership. According to official statements, the…

MM Report TEHRAN: In an unusual attempt to bypass official channels and speak directly to ordinary citizens, Iran’s president, Masoud Pezeshkian, addressed an open letter to the American public on Wednesday, casting fresh doubt on the rationale behind the ongoing military campaign led by United States and Israel against Tehran. The letter, expansive in tone and historical in scope, appeared to have been crafted as both a defence of Iran’s conduct and a critique of Washington’s long-standing foreign policy in the region. Writing in measured but pointed language, Pezeshkian sought to challenge the prevailing narrative that has framed Iran as…

In a rare display of cautious pragmatism, senior envoys convened for substantive, forward-looking talks, placing Afghanistan’s uncertain trajectory at the center of a quietly consequential regional dialogue MM Report URAMQI, CHINA: Trilateral diplomatic engagement between Pakistan, China and Afghanistan has resumed after a period of relative dormancy, with officials from the three countries convening in Urumqi for the first round of renewed talks. The meeting, described by diplomatic sources as substantive and forward-looking, brought together senior representatives to deliberate on issues of shared concern, with particular emphasis on the evolving situation in Afghanistan. The revival of the trilateral platform was…

MM Report BUDGAM, OCCUPIED KASHMIR: Residents of occupied Kashmir have once again expressed their deep admiration and loyalty to Pakistan Army and its top leadership. In a video message from Budgam market, a local citizen directly appealed to the country’s Field Marshal, saying that every Muslim in the region is praying for him and eagerly awaiting his arrival to free them from India’s occupation. The citizen lauded the Field Marshal’s past actions against India, noting that Kashmiris have welcomed the lessons India has faced in previous conflicts. “After Allah and His Messenger (Peace be upon him), we place our hopes…

MM Report AQABA: Hundreds of Israelis have been left stranded at King Hussein International Airport after turning to neighbouring countries to leave Israel as flight disruptions intensified. Travellers began using airports in nearby countries, particularly in Jordan, leading to overcrowding and tense conditions at Aqaba after sudden flight cancellations. Many were forced to travel from Eilat to Aqaba, but crossing the border now took four to five hours due to heavy congestion. Large crowds gathered inside and outside the terminal, with long queues forming as passengers waited for onward travel. Some travellers were attempting to reach destinations via Dubai and…

MM Report CAIRO: Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty departed for Pakistan to take part in high-level diplomatic engagements focused on escalating regional tensions. According to the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Abdelatty’s visit comes amid growing concerns over instability in the broader Middle East, with key stakeholders seeking coordinated responses to unfolding developments. During his visit, the Egyptian foreign minister is expected to participate in an important consultative meeting aimed at addressing regional security challenges and enhancing diplomatic cooperation. He is also scheduled to hold bilateral meetings with his counterparts from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey. The discussions are likely…