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Internet service suspended all a cross Pakistan after Imran Khan’s arrest

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5 mn readFormer Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan is considered one of the most popular political figures in the country and has a great following among the youth from north to south. On Tuesday (May 9th), he was arrested in the Al-Qadir Trust Case by Rangers and handed over to the NAB (National Accountability Bureau). As the country was passing through political havoc and confusion, his arrest added fuel to the fire. PTI workers and leadership consider Imran Khan as their “Redline”, so an immediate and aggressive reaction was observed in different cities of the country.

Muhammad Farhan Niazi

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May 30, 2023May 30, 2023

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Pakistan’s GDP Growth Rate Will Decrease to 0.6 %: ADB

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4 mn readThe Asian Development Bank has released a report on Pakistan’s economy claiming that the country is facing many challenges including high inflation, and foreign exchange crisis, this is why the economic growth rate is expected to be only 0.6% this year.

Muhammad Farhan Niazi

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May 26, 2023May 26, 2023

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Iran-Pakistan Gas pipeline and American Pressure

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3 mn readIran has threatened to fine Pakistan billions of dollars for not completing the gas pipeline. Iran asked Pakistan to build a part of the Pakistan-Iran (IP) gas pipeline project on its territory by March 2024, in case of non-completion Pakistan will have to pay a fine of $ 18 billion as a penalty.

Muhammad Farhan Niazi

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February 22, 2023

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Imran Khan to Dissolve the Provincial Assemblies

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4 mn readFormer Prime Minister Imran Khan announced the dissolution of two provincial assemblies (Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa) on Friday, December 23, 2022, in these two provinces, Pakistan Tehreek e Insaf (PTI) retained government. While speaking to the general public via video link from his residence Zaman Park Lahore, on Saturday, December 17, 2022, Imran Khan claimed it is clear from every poll and survey that throughout the country 70% of people want fresh elections. By dissolution of both assemblies, 66 percent of the constituencies will lose their representation and the country will automatically go to the next elections.

Muhammad Farhan Niazi

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December 25, 2022December 25, 2022

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High Inflation and Poor People of Pakistan

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3 mn readInflation continues to rise in the country, according to the statistical bureau of Pakistan overall rate of inflation in the country was recorded at 30.16 percent in December, while on a weekly basis inflation also increased by 0.48%. This month (December), food and drink items became more expensive and 19 essential items recorded an increase in prices.

Muhammad Farhan Niazi

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December 25, 2022December 25, 2022

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Is Pakistan going to default?

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4 mn readThe world’s 7th and 1st Islamic nuclear power Pakistan is passing through the worst economic crisis. The current fiscal situation in Pakistan is very poor, independent analysts are saying if the situation will not be tackled adequately, the future of Pakistan will not be different from Sri Lanka.

Muhammad Farhan Niazi

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August 9, 2022August 9, 2022

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Population Crisis, Will India Emerge Victorious?

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3 mn readIndia has a population of circa 141 crore people, while China stands at handful crores less. Ironically, China fits into India 18 times. Now India is not only the world’s largest democracy but also the most populous country. Is it going to be the world’s biggest superpower? While most young Indians born today have a chance of living healthy and happy lives and can aspire to be doctors, business tycoons, or politicians, their Chinese counterparts are likely to be much less fortunate. What is their fate in a country with a rapidly ageing population and extremely low replacement level fertility?