Islamabad: Pakistan's economy is on a path to long-term recovery, thanks to a stabilization program backed by the International Monetary Fund, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said, ahead of a first ...

Pakistan stands at a crossroads. The ongoing review by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is not merely a routine check on economic metrics; it is a litmus test for the country’s credibility and ...

Despite challenges such as slow internet, Pakistan’s increasing digitalisation and vast customer base are attracting foreign ...

In the grand framework of society, the principles of justice and equity are meant to guide the distribution of wealth and opportunity. In Pakistan, these ideals remain elusive despite its abundant nat ...

NAB which was wielded as a sword of justice created to strike those of them corrupt now lies in their very hands.

FBR mandates digital payments for businesses, requiring debit and credit card transactions. Learn more about the move here!

To access climate finance, Pakistan will have to undergo a paradigm shift that prioritises innovation, reforms and ...

The report highlights the severe threats posed by escalating floods, droughts, and extreme weather events to millions of ...

Pakistan's external financing needs will remain significant in the coming year, despite progress in rebuilding its foreign ...

Pakistan's economy is on a path to long-term recovery, thanks to a stabilisation programme backed by the International ...