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China-Pakistan Propose 5-Point Plan for Iran Crisis, Eyeing Post-US Middle East Order
China and Pakistan unveiled a five-point joint plan for the Iran crisis, seen as a 'feasible path' to a ceasefire and renewed diplomacy. This move signals an early effort to shape a post-war Middle East order amidst the weakening US-dominated security framework.
Joint Plan for Iran Crisis Solution
China and Pakistan have issued a joint five-point plan to address the Iran crisis. Chinese analysts describe this plan as a 'feasible path' towards a ceasefire and renewed diplomacy. This initiative is interpreted as an early effort to shape the post-war Middle East order, especially as the long-standing US-dominated security framework in the region faces growing strain and uncertainty.
Signaling a Post-US Middle East Order
Observers suggest that this joint move quietly signals an early attempt to establish a post-US order in the Middle East. In recent weeks, regional powers have emerged as mediators, actively discussing solutions to the Iran crisis and contributing to the evolving security and political landscape of the Middle East.
*Source: SCMP China (2026-04-01)*
