Iran-Israel War Enters 11th Day As Pakistan Faces Fallout From Trump Nobel Endorsement

The ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel has entered its 11th consecutive day, with both nations continuing intense attacks on each other. In a major escalation, Israel, after support from the United States, launched a targeted strike on Iran’s Fordow nuclear site. Despite growing international pressure, Iran remains defiant and refuses to halt its nuclear program.However, the ripple effects of this war are being felt beyond the Middle East—particularly in Pakistan. Just two days ago, Pakistan recommended former US President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize following a high-level meeting with him. Officials in Islamabad claimed Trump deserved the honor for his global diplomacy. But after America’s support for Israel and the attack on Iran, massive protests have erupted across Pakistan.People are not only protesting against the US and Trump but also voicing their anger toward the Pakistani government for supporting Trump's nomination. The public backlash has forced the Pakistani administration to backtrack and issue a formal condemnation of US actions in the region.This war is now raising serious global concerns. Questions are mounting about oil prices and how prolonged instability might trigger inflation worldwide—including in India, where economic shockwaves may soon be felt.