Pakistani economy

With some of kind stability restored in Pakistan, the Saudis seem more willing to implement past investment pledges.

Its caretaker government is diligently implementing the terms of the current loan package, which would ease the way for an elected government to negotiate for more.

What next? ask Pakistanis. Will the government expect them to eat less to save money on food imports?

Should Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif take populist steps like reducing energy prices, Pakistan could go down the same route as Sri Lanka.

The unprecedented misery of Pakistani citizens is aggravated by the lack of sympathy from the government as it refuses to accept its contribution to record inflation.

The firings follow an internal investigation that found widespread cheating by pilots on exams.

The Pakistani government is dealing with serious economic challenges.

Will Pakistan find some respite from the effects of COVID–19 outside its borders?

Pakistan faces a likely ruling class reshuffle in due time—once the COVID–19 crisis clears.

Beijing and Washington tussle to have their way with Islamabad’s foreign policy decisions.

Is the provision of healthcare services improving?

The task of effectively managing the economy is going to be the government’s biggest political challenge in the coming months.

A longtime member of Imran Khan’s inner circle steps down. What does it mean?

Pakistan needs drastic and systemic reform. An oil bonanza will enable the government to postpone needed fixes indefinitely.

Why does Pakistan’s prime minister believe that the country has no use for armed groups?

Malaysia and Pakistan push their bilateral ties forward.

Pakistan is patching strategic problems with tactical solutions.

Imran Khan may have an opportunity that wasn't available to his predecessor.

What will another International Monetary Fund loan mean for Pakistan’s economy?

A bailout for Pakistan should be contingent on reforms and transparency.

Khan should heed the lessons of his predecessors as he assumes the reins of power in Pakistan.

Imran Khan will try to usher in a new era for his country. The first step requires tackling its economic challenges .

There's much more to the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor than the rosy headlines touting friendship between Islamabad and Beijing.

Pakistan’s unrestricted population rise and radical demographic changes present real dangers to the country’s existence.