Gulf Conflicts and Their Impact on Pakistan’s Economy

The Gulf’s Conflicts and Their Cost to Pakistan by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal: Throughout the long and often turbulent history of the Gulf, the states of that vital region have repeatedly been plunged into the furnace of war, with consequences that have reverberated far beyond their shores and touched the lives of distant peoples dependent upon the free passage of oil. The Iran-Iraq conflict that erupted in nineteen-eighty, Iraq’s brazen invasion of Kuwait a decade later, the subsequent American-led campaign to liberate that small sheikhdom, the invasion of Iraq itself in…

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The Prime Minister’s Commendable Speech — But Questions Over Petrol Price Remain

Pakistan Role in Iran Israel Conflict showing diplomatic mediation and global peace efforts

(Publish from Houston Texas USA) (By Amir Muhammad Khan) The war imposed on Muslim countries during the holy month of Ramadan is not only affecting the Muslim world but is also expected to have far-reaching consequences for the global economy. Even after the conflict ends, its economic repercussions may continue to influence international markets for years. Against this backdrop, Prime Minister Mian Shehbaz Sharif, in his recent address to the nation, spoke about the deteriorating global economic situation, the growing risk of recession, and the surge in petrol prices. He…

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