A US-Iran agreement, described by multiple outlets as a foundation for ongoing mediation talks in Switzerland, is presented as a major diplomatic step for Pakistan. Deutsche Welle and Inquirer.net both frame Pakistan’s role in the broader process as an outcome of sustained engagement with multiple partners. The reports say Pakistan leverages its relationships with Iran and its improving or deepening connections with the United States, while also drawing on support and coordination with regional allies. DW notes that Pakistan’s status rises from a regional actor to a wider diplomatic stakeholder, crediting additional help from China and Gulf partners. Inquirer.net similarly highlights Pakistan’s ability to marshal relationships with Tehran and to cultivate closeness with Washington, along with backing from partners such as Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey. Both sources link this diplomatic momentum to Pakistan being positioned for a mediation role connected to the US-Iran de-escalation effort. Overall, the articles characterize the US-Iran deal as enabling the next phase of talks and as strengthening Pakistan’s international support and bargaining position through its network of relationships and partners.