At least two ships have visited Iranian ports while two are linked to China. The US previously said it would stop vessels travelling to or from Iran.

ISLAMABAD: The All Pakistan Petrol Pump Owners Association (APPPOA) and Pakistan Petroleum Dealers Association (PPDA) on Tuesday demanded that the government immediately increase their commission.

The government is undertaking efforts to provide relief to the lower and middle classes amid a fuel price hike triggered by the global fuel crisis due to the Iran war, Prime Minister Shehbaz said on ...

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is now in the capital Islamabad, but Iranian state media reports that talks with the ...

From longer routes to higher fares, the Middle East conflict is exposing vulnerabilities in India's fast-growing airline ...

Brent crude oil futures dropped over 3% on Tuesday as signs of a possible diplomatic opening in the Middle East eased supply concerns. The international benchmark was down 3.1% at $106.50 per barrel ...

Since Iran and the US agreed on a ceasefire, Iran's IRGC said any ships passing through the strait without its permission would be targeted and "destroyed", while White House spokesperson Karoline ...

Washington says it "will not impede" vessels in the Strait of Hormuz travelling to and from ports of other countries.

Investing.com - European natural gas prices reversed an earlier spike on Tuesday, as investors gauged an impending U.S. deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and ongoing attempts by ...

A Malta-flagged oil tanker arrives in Iraq’s territorial waters near Basra on April 17 after passing through the Strait of ...

The government, citing global crude oil price increases, claims that Pakistan’s fuel prices remain lower than many regional countries, especially India and Bangladesh. Energy Minister Hammad Azhar ...

Pakistan recorded an unprecedented increase in fuel prices on Thursday, marking a critical point in the country’s ongoing economic turmoil. The government announced a 43% hike in petrol prices, now ...