Iraq, Pakistan strike deals with Iran for oil and LNG passage through Strait of Hormuz – report

KARACHI: Iraq and Pakistan have reached bilateral agreements with Iran to secure the safe transit of crude oil and liquefied natural gas through the Strait of Hormuz, Reuters reported on Tuesday, highlighting Tehran’s tightening control over one of the world’s most vital energy arteries amid the US-Israeli war.

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Opposition leaders stage sit-in outside Adiala jail as Imran Khan marks 1,000 days in custody

RAWALPINDI: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi joined a sit-in on Tuesday alongside the sisters of imprisoned former prime minister Imran Khan outside Adiala jail, as authorities enforced a sweeping ban on public gatherings and deployed heavy security forces to prevent any escalation.

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Cambridge faces fresh leak allegations after Pakistani students say latest AS-level Math exam matched paper circulating online

KARACHI: Students sitting for an AS-level mathematics examination administered by Cambridge International Education on Tuesday reported that the paper they received was identical to a fully solved version that had appeared on social media only a day earlier, the latest in a series of leaks that have disrupted Cambridge’s testing cycle in Pakistan and prompted a high-level government intervention.

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Pakistan to tackle refinery policy roadblocks in 2026-27 budget as US-Iran conflict spurs fresh push for $6 billion in upgrades

ISLAMABAD: The government is preparing corrective steps in the upcoming fiscal budget to breathe life into a petroleum refining policy that has languished for nearly three years, after negotiations with the International Monetary Fund effectively blocked its implementation, Dawn newspaper reported on Tuesday.

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