
China steps in
As tensions rise between Pakistan and Afghanistan, China steps in to mediate, seeking stability in the region amidst ongoing US-Israel-Iran conflicts.

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As tensions rise between Pakistan and Afghanistan, China steps in to mediate, seeking stability in the region amidst ongoing US-Israel-Iran conflicts.

Pakistan's fuel supplies are secure for now, but rising global oil prices demand a policy shift. This article explores the economic implications and necessary adjustments.

President Trump claims victory over Iran following a US attack on Kharg Island, but tensions remain high as Iran threatens retaliation. The situation could impact oil exports and regional stability.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announces that petrol and diesel prices will remain unchanged despite rising global oil prices. The government's ability to maintain this stance is uncertain as geopolitical tensions escalate.

The IMF's recent failure to reach a staff-level agreement with Pakistan highlights the economic challenges exacerbated by the Iran-USA-Israel war. With critical financial support at stake, the situation remains precarious.

Iran has set forth its terms for ending hostilities, emphasizing its rights amid US pressures. As tensions rise, the world watches closely for the next move.

The US-Iran conflict escalates with intense military actions and economic repercussions. President Trump’s remarks aim to stabilize oil markets amid a looming crisis.

The government has announced an austerity plan focused on fuel conservation, including salary cuts for officials and a four-day work week. While some measures aim to show solidarity, their effectiveness remains in question.

In a climate of geopolitical upheaval, the State Bank of Pakistan holds the policy rate at 10.5% to navigate economic uncertainty and inflationary pressures.

The US-Iran conflict intensifies with escalating rhetoric between leaders. Iranian President Pezeshkian's comments and Trump's warnings signal rising tensions.

Pakistan faces a record petrol price hike, increasing from Rs 266.17 to Rs 321.17 per litre. This surge signals impending inflation and economic challenges ahead.

As fuel prices soar due to the Iran-US-Israel conflict, the government implements fuel-saving measures reminiscent of the COVID-19 lockdown. Explore the potential economic impact and international diplomatic efforts.