Cabinet members in Pakistan are facing severe internal rifts, with senior ministers Ishaq Dar and Muhammad Aurangzeb involved.

The entities involved

• Ishaq Dar →

  Deputy Prime Minister of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

  • Ishaq Dar attended an R-4 meeting in Cairo today, contributing to ongoing diplomatic efforts.Mon 17:12
  • Pakistan facilitates the return of Iranian nationals while US sanctions target Iranian oil trading.Mon 05:03
• Muhammad Aurangzeb →

  Pakistani politician and veteran banker

  • Islamabad submits fiscal risk statements to parliament amid global oil price tensions.Mon 02:10
  • Muhammad Aurangzeb presented the budget proposal for the fiscal year 2026-27 in Pakistan.Sun 23:26
• Pakistan →

  sovereign state in South Asia

  • US-Iran truce aims to reopen Strait of Hormuz amid global monetary policy shifts and oil price drops.Mon 17:37
  • Pakistan is establishing long-term economic cooperation with Central Asia, including plans to join the International North-South Transport Corridor.Mon 17:36

Related events

• Asad Qaiser, a former high-ranking official in Pakistan with a background in law and justice, now serves as the Speaker of the National Assembly.Aug 19
• Pakistan's government, led by Ishaq Dar, announced initiatives for peace in the Middle East and advocated for a just settlement of the Kashmir dispute.Aug 26
• The Pakistani delegation, led by Shehbaz Sharif, attends the UNGA in New York while Ishaq Dar serves as Deputy Prime Minister.Sep 15
• Pakistan's PM directs austerity review and mandates Ishaq Dar to manage transport fares amid West Asia escalation.Sep 15
• Political leaders in Pakistan, including Mahmood Achakzai, discussed national challenges and support for Fazlur Rehman as interim PM.Aug 19