Since its inception, Pakistan’s economic growth has largely been dependent on foreign aid, cheap loans, and remittances with very little focus on export growth led by manufacturing and IT services.…
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Pakistan’s recent political history has been primarily split between four institutions that have dominated the political landscape since a case of exploding mangoes ended Zia’s regime in 1988. These four…
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Pakistan’s complete economic meltdown is in progress with the currency market being the prime indicator of how quickly things are spiraling out of control. Pakistan’s currency has gone from 100…
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The events of past week have made clear the direction in which Pakistani politics is heading in the times to come with major consequences for politicians, citizens and businesses. Firstly…
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Budgets in Pakistan have rarely been dependable exercises as rarely have ever any of the targets and figures presented in the budget have come true as much as fairy tales…
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The upcoming budget is bound to be one of if not the most important budget in the history of Pakistan. The country is at a defining moment as it is…
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“A crisis takes much longer time coming than you think, and then it happens much faster than you would have thought” (Rudiger Dornbisch). This quote has accurately summed up political…