- Iran Says Iraqi Ships Are Allowed to Use Strait of Hormuz Bloomberg —
- How will Pakistan deal with the fallout from war on Iran? | Inside Story Al Jazeera —
- Is Pakistan's Hormuz deal more diplomatic signalling than actual execution? Times Of India —
- Fuel stations bracing for demand surge after Easter breaks amid 'shortage' threat Mirror —
- Australians told to continue Easter travel plans despite fuel shortages BBC News —
- Italy’s Meloni Visits Doha to Bolster Energy Supplies Hit by War Bloomberg —
- Italian prime minister arrives in Doha: Giorgia Meloni is visiting three gulf states Al Jazeera —
- European drivers choke on rising diesel prices due to Iran conflict France 24 —
- French-owned ship transits through Iran-controlled Strait of Hormuz Sky News —
Strait of Hormuz energy crisis
Pakistan has reportedly reached a deal with Iran to allow 20 ships through the strait, though experts question the logistical feasibility of the move.
Meanwhile, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has visited Qatar to strengthen energy ties and bolster supplies hit by the conflict.
In the UK and Australia, hundreds of petrol stations have run out of fuel, leading to warnings of imminent diesel shortages.
The economic fallout is deepening as shipping routes remain cut off, forcing governments to consider emergency loans and subsidies for businesses struggling with 'eye-watering' energy costs.