Energy Price Shock and Pakistan Economic Stability
A sudden restructuring of the Middle Eastern security order following a United States withdrawal, coupled with expanded Iranian influence over the Strait of Hormuz, would trigger one of the most severe external economic stress tests for Pakistan in its modern history. The country’s
Energy Price Shock and Pakistan Economic Stability
A sudden restructuring of the Middle Eastern security order following a United States withdrawal, coupled with expanded Iranian influence over the Strait of Hormuz, would trigger one of the most severe external economic stress tests for Pakistan in its modern history. The country’s
Hormuz Crisis Could Redefine Pakistan Economic Trajectory
Few waterways in modern history possess the strategic significance of the Strait of Hormuz. Barely a few dozen kilometres’ wide at its narrowest point, this maritime corridor carries a substantial portion of the world’s seaborne energy trade and serves as the principal gateway
Energy Security in a Fragmenting Global Gas Market: Strategic Pathways for Pakistan
Energy security is no longer a technical question of supply chains and infrastructure but a deeply political contest shaped by sanctions regimes, currency hierarchies, and geopolitical realignments. The fragmentation of the global oil and gas order, accelerated by sanctions on Iran and Russia,
The Strategic Chessboard of the Gulf
The Persian Gulf has long functioned as one of the central theatres of global geopolitics, where energy security, military strategy and ideological rivalry intersect in a complex and volatile equilibrium. At the heart of this strategic theatre lies the question that periodically resurfaces