WORLDJun 18 · 03:15 UTCDAWN[email protected] (Khurram Husain)

After the war

The article discusses the potential for Pakistan to benefit economically from Iran's emerging regional power status after a war that has subsided. It highlights Iran's resilience against a 'Zionist alliance' and the US, and speculates on new trade routes through Iran to Central Asia, though economic challenges remain.

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