Why Pakistan Cannot Become a Middle Eastern Power 
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By: Salman Rafi Sheikh
Pakistan’s emergence as a mediator between Washington and Tehran has given Islamabad unusual diplomatic visibility. Its involvement in ceasefire negotiations and subsequent peace efforts has demonstrated that a country traditionally viewed through the prism of South Asian security can, under unusual conditions, exercise influence b…
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