Economic cost of political unrest in Pakistan

A Daily Loss of Rs 190 Billion: The Economic Impact of Political Unrest in Pakistan

Political unrest in Pakistan is taking a heavy toll on the nation’s economy. Federal Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb recently revealed that ongoing protests, attributed to Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), cost the country approximately Rs 190 billion per day. This staggering figure highlights the severe consequences of prolonged instability on economic growth and public welfare. According to…

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Electricity Exports to India: A Bold Proposal by Nawaz Sharif

Electricity Exports to India: A Bold Proposal by Nawaz Sharif

Former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has put forward an ambitious plan for electricity exports to India, highlighting Pakistan’s surplus energy production. This initiative aims to strengthen economic ties between the two neighboring countries while generating revenue for Pakistan. As the region grapples with economic challenges, Sharif’s vision offers a glimmer of hope for fostering stability…

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Imran Khan Announces Final Call

Imran Khan Announces Final Call for March In Islamabad on November 24

Imran Khan Announces final call for a massive protest march to Islamabad on November 24 (The founder of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf). Speaking to the media outside Adiala Jail, his lawyer, Faisal Chaudhry, confirmed that the protest will be held across Pakistan and internationally. He emphasized that the protest will continue until the government meets their demands….

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Donald Trump wins U.S. presidential election

Donald Trump Wins U.S. Presidential Election with 279 Electoral Votes, Kamala Harris Gains Strong Support

Donald Trump wins U.S. presidential election, securing 279 Electoral College votes—just over the 270 needed to claim the presidency. Donald Trump wins U.S. presidential election, from which the wave of happiness in the people went away. His victory was sealed with narrow wins in key states, including Alaska and Wisconsin, which played a decisive role…

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South Korea Trade Surplus with U.S.

South Korea Trade Surplus with U.S.

South Korea trade surplus with U.S. might push Korean companies to purchase more American oil and gas if Donald Trump is re-elected as president, according to a Bloomberg report on Monday. Citing anonymous sources, Bloomberg noted that South Korean officials are analyzing potential trade policies and expect that a Trump administration would closely examine America’s…

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