High Stakes For China Amid Simmering Iran-Pakistan Tensions

Tit-for-tat attacks between Tehran and Islamabad have added another layer of conflict to a region that already threatens China's strategic plans and is jeopardizing billions of dollars in investments. Could China play the role of mediator between its two closest partners in the region?

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