Rooma Mews : As US strikes on Iran pause for a second consecutive day, Pakistan and Qatar emerge as the last credible bridge between Washington and Tehran — a role earned through patient diplomacy, not power.
Vol. I · No. 1 ★ Truth Without Fear ★ Monday, July 27, 2026 Rooma News "Journalism of Record — From the Heart of Islamabad" Islamabad Edition By Rooma Mehmood · Islamabad Price: Rs. 30 World & Pakistan Exclusive · Iran–US Confrontation Pakistan Holds the Line: Islamabad Steps Up as Gulf Crisis Mediator As US strikes on Iran pause for a second consecutive day, Pakistan and Qatar emerge as the last credible bridge between Washington and Tehran — a role earned through patient diplomacy, not power. Islamabad · July 27 Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has spent the better part of this week in motion — Riyadh one morning, Tehran the next, Washington briefings by secure line in between. The quiet machinery of Pakistani diplomacy, long undervalued by those who see Islamabad only through the lens of its domestic crises, has emerged as perhaps the most consequential diplomatic pivot of the summer. For two consecutive days, strikes between the United States and Iran have been...