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diplomacyOct 8, 2026

Pakistani, Bahrain call for de-escalation in Middle East as top diplomats meet in Islamabad

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Pakistani, Bahrain call for de-escalation in Middle East as top diplomats meet in Islamabad

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  • Riyaz ul KhaliqBy Riyaz ul Khaliq

    Riyaz ul Khaliq 08 October 2026•Update: 08 October 2026 Pakistan and Bahrain on Thursday emphasized de-escalation in the Middle East amid the US-Iran war and conflict between Saudi Arabia and Yemen’s Houthi group as Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar hosted his Bahraini counterpart, Abdu…

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