The Pipeline That Pakistan Cannot Either Build or Bury
For more than a decade, the Iran Pakistan gas pipeline has occupied a peculiar place in Pakistan’s strategic vocabulary. It is invoked in moments of energy anxiety, rediscovered whenever imported fuel prices rise, and paraded as evidence that Islamabad still possesses options beyond
Reviving the Iran–Pakistan Pipeline in an Age of Sanctions and Scarcity
The persistent recurrence of energy shortfalls in Pakistan, compounded by volatility in global liquefied natural gas markets and the fiscal hemorrhage induced by oil imports, has revived a project long suspended between strategic necessity and geopolitical constraint, the Iran–Pakistan gas pipeline. Conceived as
Beyond Sanctions: Strategic Pathways for Reviving Iran Pakistan Energy Connectivity in a Fragmented Global Order
The global energy system is undergoing a structural transformation in which security, finance, and logistics are no longer separable domains but deeply intertwined variables shaping the cost and continuity of supply. In this emerging order, energy is not merely traded; it is routed