Pakistan Chosen as Mediator in US-Iran Peace Talks Amid Protests

There are going to be peace talks between Iran and America in Pakistan. Pakistan is playing the role of a mediator in this dialogue, but it has also received rebuke from Iran and Israel. Israel has called it an'inefficient and unreliable'mediator. Iran has also been rebuking it from time to time. Iran also considers it to be a host of terrorist bases. Despite the protests, the US has chosen Pakistan as one of the peace negotiators in the Iran war, but the question still remains as to why Pakistan became America's pawn for this ceasefire? The answer appears to be US dependence. The US is heavily indebted to Pakistan, as well as supporting the decision to provide loans from Western institutions such as the IMF and the World Bank, which is why the US periodically convinces Pakistan. Pakistan's increasing debt in recent years and its dependence on institutions such as the IMF-World Bank have limited its foreign policy independence. This is the reason why Pakistan often uses external debt figures close to the latest US figures or external sources of external conflict.