Pakistan’s economy: The gap between stabilisation and sustainability
The economy of Pakistan has been trying to stabilise for many years to overcome the ...
Pakistan’s debt trap: The cost of borrowing
The rising dependency of the Pakistani government on both internal and external borrowings poses major ...
Pakistan’s external economy: Vulnerable despite reserves
The rise in prices of crude oil on the global markets, difficulties in conducting business ...
Pakistan: a troubling slide in global hunger index
Pakistan’s worsening hunger situation has received another unwelcome spotlight in the latest Global Hunger Index ...
Textile industry’s immense export potential remains unrealized
Pakistan’s textile industry embodies one of the country’s greatest economic paradoxes: the sector that earns ...
Short-term fixes, long-term pain
Pakistan’s economy still looks shaky after efforts to fix big financial problems. Slow growth, high ...
Why economic stabilization isn’t reaching Pakistan’s poor
The government repeatedly claims economic revival, but the actual situation tells a different story as ...
Beyond production: Why Pakistan’s food insecurity is an affordability crisis
The status of Pakistan as the most food-insecure country in South Asia reflects the entrenched ...
Saudi-Houthis war: a new test for middle east security
The war between Saudi Arabia and Yemen’s Houthi movement has added a dangerous dimension to ...
Prioritising stabilization over growth: a failed strategy
Pakistan’s current economic strategy, which has prioritised stabilisation over growth, is exacting a heavy toll ...