Pakistan has adjusted its fuel subsidy rules in response to rising oil prices, which have surged due to heightened tensions between the United States and Iran. The changes aim to stabilize the domestic market by reducing financial pressure on the government. Officials cited the impact of geopolitical instability on global energy markets as a key factor in the decision. The move follows recent reports of increased oil prices, driven by fears of further escalation in the region. Analysts suggest the policy shift could affect both consumers and businesses, with potential long-term economic implications.