Skyrocketing Fuel Costs Push Pakistan Toward Economic and Political Turmoil

Pakistan's fuel import bill has surged from $300 million to $800 million, intensifying economic strain and raising fears of political instability. The sharp rise in prices is driving inflation, widening the current account deficit, and putting pressure on the rupee. Analysts warn that without immediate relief measures, the crisis could trigger public unrest and deepen the country's political challenges.