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With No Pay, Pak Finance Minister Leaves Banker Life Behind To Fix Economy
Pakistan's new finance minister is on a mission to fix his country. To many, it's an unenviable task.
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PM For 2nd Time, Pakistan's Shehbaz Sharif Faces An Even Tougher Task
When Shehbaz Sharif first became Pakistan's prime minister two years ago, he had to persuade a fractious coalition and an angry public to swallow unpopular measures in order to save the nation from default. This time it's worse.
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New Pakistan Government Will Rely On "Goodwill Of Military", Say Experts
Pakistan's voters expressed their disillusionment with the nation's powerful military in a surprising election result earlier this month. But the army is still poised to have more control from behind the scenes than ever.
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What Happened In Pakistan's Disputed Election And What's Next
Pakistan went to the polls last week in an election that many thought would be a formality.
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Pak Politics Seen Key To Deliver On Last-Gasp $3 Billion IMF Bailout
Pakistan won vital breathing space from a potential debt default thanks to a draft agreement with the International Monetary Fund, but political stability will prove key to the South Asian economy in coming months.
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Generals Want To Stop Me From Winning Presidential Polls: Imran Khan
Imran Khan said Pakistan's military establishment wanted to stop his opposition party from winning the next election, paving the way for a weak government as the country seeks to stave off a financial crisis.
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Imran Khan Faces "End of the Road" As Pakistan Army Cracks Down
Holed up at his fortified home in Lahore's upmarket Zaman Park, Imran Khan is looking increasingly besieged and isolated as Pakistan's military instigates a sweeping crackdown against the former prime minister's political party.
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Pakistan Investors Brace For Thunderbolt As Imran Khan Tests Army
Pakistan investors are bracing for a sudden jolt as former premier Imran Khan's showdown with the powerful military, and the government, reaches a tipping point.
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Crisis-Hit Pakistan Takes Hard Steps To Secure Bailout From IMF
Pakistan's moves to loosen its grip on the currency and increase fuel prices indicate that the beleaguered nation is finally taking the unpopular decisions needed to secure the $6.5 billion bailout program from the IMF.
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Imran Khan Says He'll Win Election and Fix Pak Economy
Pakistan's ousted Prime Minister Imran Khan said he's confident of returning to power this year, and would back a continued role for the International Monetary Fund to prop up the economy and stave off a growing risk of a debt default.
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How Pakistan Handled One Of Its Largest-Ever Blackouts
Electricity is being restored in Pakistan after a nationwide blackout and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has ordered an investigation into the grid failure that's added to the country's struggle with surging energy costs.
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Saudi Crown Prince's Big Step Towards Boosting Investment in Pakistan
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has ordered exploring increasing the kingdom's assistance and investments in Pakistan, a step toward furthering relief to the South Asian nation economy reeling from deadly floods.
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Pakistan Braces For More Floods, More Than 1,500 Dead, Now, Eye On India
Pakistan is facing the risk of fresh floods and more deaths, after unusually severe torrential downpours triggered by climate change submerged a third of the country and killed more than 1,500 people.
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Pakistan's 12-Hour Blackouts Linked To A Massive Shift In Europe
Europe's campaign to quit Russian fuel is designed to punish Moscow for its invasion of Ukraine. It's also wreaking havoc thousands of miles away from the conflict, plunging Pakistan into darkness.
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Pakistan Is Cutting Electricity To Homes, Industry. It Can't Afford Fuel
Pakistan is cutting electricity to households and industry as the cash-strapped country can no longer afford to buy coal or natural gas from overseas to fuel its power plants.
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With No Pay, Pak Finance Minister Leaves Banker Life Behind To Fix Economy
Pakistan's new finance minister is on a mission to fix his country. To many, it's an unenviable task.
-
PM For 2nd Time, Pakistan's Shehbaz Sharif Faces An Even Tougher Task
When Shehbaz Sharif first became Pakistan's prime minister two years ago, he had to persuade a fractious coalition and an angry public to swallow unpopular measures in order to save the nation from default. This time it's worse.
-
New Pakistan Government Will Rely On "Goodwill Of Military", Say Experts
Pakistan's voters expressed their disillusionment with the nation's powerful military in a surprising election result earlier this month. But the army is still poised to have more control from behind the scenes than ever.
-
What Happened In Pakistan's Disputed Election And What's Next
Pakistan went to the polls last week in an election that many thought would be a formality.
-
Pak Politics Seen Key To Deliver On Last-Gasp $3 Billion IMF Bailout
Pakistan won vital breathing space from a potential debt default thanks to a draft agreement with the International Monetary Fund, but political stability will prove key to the South Asian economy in coming months.
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Generals Want To Stop Me From Winning Presidential Polls: Imran Khan
Imran Khan said Pakistan's military establishment wanted to stop his opposition party from winning the next election, paving the way for a weak government as the country seeks to stave off a financial crisis.
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Imran Khan Faces "End of the Road" As Pakistan Army Cracks Down
Holed up at his fortified home in Lahore's upmarket Zaman Park, Imran Khan is looking increasingly besieged and isolated as Pakistan's military instigates a sweeping crackdown against the former prime minister's political party.
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Pakistan Investors Brace For Thunderbolt As Imran Khan Tests Army
Pakistan investors are bracing for a sudden jolt as former premier Imran Khan's showdown with the powerful military, and the government, reaches a tipping point.
-
Crisis-Hit Pakistan Takes Hard Steps To Secure Bailout From IMF
Pakistan's moves to loosen its grip on the currency and increase fuel prices indicate that the beleaguered nation is finally taking the unpopular decisions needed to secure the $6.5 billion bailout program from the IMF.
-
Imran Khan Says He'll Win Election and Fix Pak Economy
Pakistan's ousted Prime Minister Imran Khan said he's confident of returning to power this year, and would back a continued role for the International Monetary Fund to prop up the economy and stave off a growing risk of a debt default.
-
How Pakistan Handled One Of Its Largest-Ever Blackouts
Electricity is being restored in Pakistan after a nationwide blackout and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has ordered an investigation into the grid failure that's added to the country's struggle with surging energy costs.
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Saudi Crown Prince's Big Step Towards Boosting Investment in Pakistan
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has ordered exploring increasing the kingdom's assistance and investments in Pakistan, a step toward furthering relief to the South Asian nation economy reeling from deadly floods.
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Pakistan Braces For More Floods, More Than 1,500 Dead, Now, Eye On India
Pakistan is facing the risk of fresh floods and more deaths, after unusually severe torrential downpours triggered by climate change submerged a third of the country and killed more than 1,500 people.
-
Pakistan's 12-Hour Blackouts Linked To A Massive Shift In Europe
Europe's campaign to quit Russian fuel is designed to punish Moscow for its invasion of Ukraine. It's also wreaking havoc thousands of miles away from the conflict, plunging Pakistan into darkness.
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Pakistan Is Cutting Electricity To Homes, Industry. It Can't Afford Fuel
Pakistan is cutting electricity to households and industry as the cash-strapped country can no longer afford to buy coal or natural gas from overseas to fuel its power plants.
