The Indus River is moving—Why isn’t the government?
A warning that the Indus River has shifted nearly 4.5 kilometres east of Larkana over ...
High costs, low ambition: The two-front battle to save Pakistan’s ...
The country’s trade deficit increased by 18.1 per cent to $7.1 billion during the first ...
Pakistan needs a second layer of border fencing
The efforts by China to sort out the issue of the Taliban regime in Afghanistan’s ...
A $7b risk: The high cost of ignoring Brussels’ GSP+ ...
Pakistan’s preferential access to the European Union market is entering a critical phase, with Brussels ...
When climate and war collide, food becomes the first casualty
The latest increase in global food prices offers a troubling glimpse of what happens when ...
Petrol shock: Pakistanis pay the price of war
The Middle East conflict has turned Pakistan’s petroleum market into another source of distress for ...
Pakistan’s widening trade gap: Why exports are stagnant
Pakistan’s trade deficit has widened sharply once again, reviving an old and uncomfortable question: why, ...
Medical tourism: Pakistan’s untapped export opportunity
For decades, Pakistan has searched for the next big export opportunity, moving from information technology ...
Why Pakistan needs more provinces
Today, the country is witnessing a raging debate over the creation of new administrative units ...
IMF policies hindering Pakistan’s growth?
Pakistan’s economic stabilisation under the International Monetary Fund’s ongoing Extended Fund Facility (EFF) programme has ...