Fuel Prices Surge in Pakistan as Petrol and Diesel Jump Rs26.77 per Litre Amid Global Oil Crisis

Pakistan has witnessed a significant increase in fuel prices as the government raised petrol and high-speed diesel (HSD) rates by Rs26.77 per litre, effective from April 25, 2026. The revised petrol price now stands at Rs393.35 per litre, while diesel has reached Rs380.19 per litre, reflecting a sharp rise driven by global oil market volatility….

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Iran Warns of Closing Strait of Hormuz Again as US Naval Blockade Intensifies

Global tensions between Iran and United States have sharply escalated once again, raising fears of a renewed conflict that could have far-reaching consequences for global energy markets and geopolitical stability. US President Donald Trump has warned that the current ceasefire between the two countries may collapse within days if a long-term agreement is not finalised….

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PM Shehbaz Calls US–Iran Talks in Islamabad a ‘Make-or-Break’ Moment for Global Peace

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has described the upcoming US–Iran negotiations in Islamabad as a “make-or-break” moment, highlighting Pakistan’s growing role in global diplomacy and peacebuilding. In a televised address, the prime minister urged the nation to pray for the success of these high-stakes talks, which aim to transform a fragile ceasefire into a lasting peace…

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Oil Tanker Hit Near Dubai as Iran Tensions Surge, Trump Issues Stark Warning

A major escalation in Middle East tensions has been reported after a large crude oil tanker was struck and set ablaze near Dubai, intensifying fears of a broader regional conflict. The incident is believed to be linked to ongoing hostilities involving Iran, further destabilizing an already volatile situation. According to initial reports, the Kuwait-flagged vessel,…

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Iran Allows 20 More Pakistani Ships Through Strait of Hormuz, Dar Calls It Step Towards Regional Stability

Pakistan has received a significant boost in maritime operations as Iran has agreed to allow 20 additional Pakistani-flagged ships to transit through the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz. The announcement was made by Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, who described the development as a positive and confidence-building step toward regional peace and…

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