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Philadelphia InquirerSaturday, 11 April 2026

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Vance heads to Pakistan to give peace a chance

Negotiations with an Iranian delegation were set to begin Saturday, though roadblocks to an accord remained.

How they framed it

The paper frames the diplomatic mission with measured expectation, highlighting the primary goal of peace talks while immediately acknowledging significant obstacles to an agreement.

Context

Vice President JD Vance is travelling to Pakistan for high-level talks with Iranian officials aimed at securing a ceasefire, following rising military tensions and exchanges in the Middle East.

Striking phrase

give peace a chance

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