Pakistan urges resumption of diplomacy amid Middle East escalation
Most outlets led with Pakistan's call for resuming diplomacy in the Middle East, noting the country's concern over the recent escalation described as "quite unsettling." The framing was largely consistent, with both excerpts highlighting the emphasis on resolving outstanding issues through diplomatic engagement.
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‘ME escalation unsettling’: Pakistan urges diplomacy as UNSC debates Iran nuclear issue
Pakistan at the UN Security Council called the recent Middle East violence “quite unsettling” and urged diplomacy to resolve the Iran nuclear issue. Ambassador Asim Ahmad stressed de-escalation, ceasefire and dialogue as the E3 snapback process led to reapplication of UN sanctions.
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Pakistan calls for resumption of diplomacy in Middle East
Pakistan has called the recent upsurge of violence in the Middle East as “quite unsettling” for the peace prospects in the region, emphasizing the resolution of all outstanding issues through diplomatic engagement, reported 24NewsHD TV channel on Friday.
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Middle East escalation ‘quite unsettling’, Pakistan tells UNSC, urges resumption of diplomacy
UNITED NATIONS, Sep 11 (APP):Pakistan called the recent upsurge of violence in the Middle East as “quite unsettling” for the peace prospects in the region, emphasizing the resolution of all outstanding issues through diplomatic engagement, when the UN Security Council debated the Iran nuclear issue on Thursday. “Given the necessary space, diplomacy can still deliver...
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