The population alarmists are wrong and the country’s demographic problems are behind it. What is required now is a balanced approach to population that does not see family size as a concern of the state
Google’s search trends reveal a country still obsessed with cricket and TV dramas — but also one that is leaning into investing, credit, crypto and AI at record speed
World Inequality Report 2026 says inequality in Pakistan remains high, with top 10% holding 59% of total wealth, top 1% controlling 24%, while bottom 50% account for 19%
Committees set up on debt utilisation, divisible pool taxes, vertical transfers, inter-provincial distribution, tax-to-GDP ratio, straight transfers, FATA merger, and sharing of federal expenditures in provincial subjects
Government offers targeted relief to transport, agriculture, and industrial sectors as diesel price falls by Rs14 per litre, petrol rates remain unchanged
Ministries directed to ensure uninterrupted PSDP funding and rupee cover for Diamer Basha, Mohmand, Dasu projects; rehabilitation of Neelum Jhelum project ordered to be revived immediately
For over a century, centralized electricity grids have been the backbone of global energy infrastructure, enabling large-scale power generation and distribution...
Discover the real story behind Pakistan’s sugar industry — from its origins to political control, economic impact, and the scandals that shaped it. Learn...
The potato chips industry doesn’t appear to be slowing down anytime soon. The key players remain mainly the same, but the projected growth in the near future has implications for the future of local potato production
Over the past few years, the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has encouraged banks to expand agri-financing. The banks have responded, surprisingly, with enthusiasm. What does it mean for the most important sector of Pakistan’s economy?
A new World Bank study suggests that Pakistan may have been majority urban for decades now. How accurate is that assessment, and what does it say about the country?
The sale of Lotte marks the last vestiges of the Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI), and another multinational exit from Pakistan. But this one is a little different