Strategic memory matters.
Long before today’s debates about mediation and regional stability, the proliferation network of Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan; the architect of Pakistan’s nuclear program, exposed how covert procurement, nuclear technology transfers, and geopolitical double games had already reshaped the region’s security landscape, including Iran’s enrichment program.
From
@WSJopinion: Why would anyone trust Pakistan to mediate with Iran? We learned in the 2000s that Islamabad’s interests are in many ways the direct opposite of America’s, writes
@dhume.
on.wsj.com/4unX6ae