Tehran targeting global shipping and demanding to control which ships can go and which ones cannot, says US top diplomat
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Credit ratings agency says reforms backed by IMF have helped restore macroeconomic stability
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Public transport, goods vehicles to join strike as opposition to daily pricing widens
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Islamabad also expresses deep concern over "attempts" to draw Saudi Arabia into Middle East conflict
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Facility, if agreed to, will bolster Pakistan's reserves and reduce reliance on multilateral financing
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Operations carried out in Mastung and Surab districts, says ISPR
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Trump administration to submit agreement to Congress but approval not needed for deal
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Trump faces intense political pressure to end conflict as war cost reaches to $37.5bn
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Houthi's declaration to block Saudi shipments adds to oil supply worries
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Brent rises to $91.51 while WTI climbs to $84.64 per barrel
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Hegseth says $37.5 billion included certain aspects of war as well as anticipated costs through September 30
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