12 articles tagged with "Pakistan"
The recent spike in global oil prices has resulted in fuel costs in Pakistan rising by up to 54%, presenting significant challenges for energy infrastructure and operational capacity.
Pakistan has announced plans to facilitate discussions between the US and Iran as regional conflicts escalate, impacting global energy routes.
As U.S. President Trump claims strong negotiations with Iran, Tehran denies any discussions, prompting Pakistan to offer mediation support.
Pakistan asserts its recent military strikes in Kabul targeted terrorist installations, disputing claims of civilian casualties and infrastructure damage.
Pakistan's declaration of war on the Taliban, marked by airstrikes including on Bagram Airfield, raises concerns about infrastructure and operational capacity in the region.
A recent air strike by Pakistan on a drug rehabilitation centre in Kabul has resulted in substantial casualties, raising concerns over operational capacity and infrastructure resilience.
The LPG tanker Nanda Devi is arriving in western India, escorted by the Indian Navy, as the country grapples with a supply shortage linked to the ongoing conflict in Iran.
The Taliban reports significant casualties from an airstrike on a drug treatment facility in Kabul, while Pakistan denies involvement, citing military targets.
The reported airstrike on a Kabul hospital raises significant concerns regarding the operational capacity of healthcare infrastructure in conflict zones.
A recent strike on a hospital in Afghanistan treating drug users has resulted in 400 fatalities, raising critical questions about safety in conflict zones and the implications for healthcare infrastructure.
The Taliban government reports that airstrikes in Kabul, attributed to Pakistan's military, targeted a drug rehabilitation facility, resulting in civilian casualties.
Pakistan's air force executed targeted air strikes in Kabul and adjacent border provinces, with confirmed casualties reported. The operation focused on the Pakistani Taliban.