Islamabad. On the eve of sensitive high-level talks between the United States and Iran, Pakistan has declared a two-day emergency local holiday in the capital, Islamabad. This move is being viewed in connection with security preparations.The Islamabad district administration issued a notice on Wednesday night regarding the decision, which takes effect from Thursday, without disclosing an official reason. However, capital officials have historically implemented such holidays or restrictions ahead of high-level diplomatic activities, citing security sensitivities.Pakistan is currently preparing for the talks between the US and Iran amidst ongoing tensions in the Middle East. According to the White House, US...