Silent Adjudicators Amidst the Iran-Pakistan Cross-Border Strikes

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States are the primary actors in international relations, driven by self-interest and the pursuit of power. In this context, the Iran-Pakistan conflict can be understood as a struggle for influence and security along their shared border. The volatile region of Balochistan province is being heightened by the recent airstrikes between Iran and Pakistan, posing concerns about potential escalation of tensions. The ongoing conflict is influenced by power dynamics and national interests, while China’s Global Security Initiative is potentially likely to play a role in mediating the conflict and promoting regional stability.

Rising Tensions between Iran and Pakistan

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Kondaraju Sandeep Royal is a research consultant at The Viyug. He holds a Master of Arts in Politics & International Relations from Pondicherry University. He completed Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from CHRIST University.

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