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  "textContent": "The ruling establishment in Pakistan seems thrilled that, after more than 50 years, Islamabad’s diplomatic credentials have received international endorsement, showing that it has the strategic vision and diplomatic acumen to serve as a neutral mediator in global politics and emerge as a “peace broker”. If, in 1971, a Pakistani government plane carrying the then […]\n\nThe post Analysis: Despite U.S., China Backing, Pakistan Failed to Save East Pakistan; Can It Succeed as U.S.-Iran Mediator? appeared first on EURASIAN TIMES.",
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