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Pakistan Inks Record $4 Billion Arms Deal with Libya, Faces UN Embargo Hurdle
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Pakistan Inks Record $4 Billion Arms Deal with Libya, Faces UN Embargo Hurdle

Pakistan has agreed to a landmark $4 billion arms deal with authorities in eastern Libya, its largest ever. However, the deal's future is uncertain due to a standing UN arms embargo.

Pakistan's Paradox: A 2025 Comeback on the World Stage Masks Deep Cracks at Home
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Pakistan's Paradox: A 2025 Comeback on the World Stage Masks Deep Cracks at Home

In 2025, Pakistan made a dramatic return to the world stage after military clashes with India, yet it remains plagued by deep-seated domestic political and economic turmoil. An analysis of the four turning points.

IMF's Push to Cut Remittance Perks Could Revive Pakistan's Shadow Banking, Experts Warn
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IMF's Push to Cut Remittance Perks Could Revive Pakistan's Shadow Banking, Experts Warn

The IMF has asked Pakistan to cut its popular remittance incentives, raising fears of a resurgence in informal 'shadow banking'. Experts warn this could destabilize the formal financial system.

Pakistan Sells National Airline for $482M in Key IMF-Mandated Privatization
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Pakistan Sells National Airline for $482M in Key IMF-Mandated Privatization

Arif Habib Consortium has won the bid to acquire 75% of Pakistan International Airlines for $482 million. The sale is a key part of the IMF's conditions for a $7 billion loan program and serves as a major test for Pakistan's wider privatization drive.

Pakistan Sells National Airline for $412M in Landmark IMF-Mandated Deal
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Pakistan Sells National Airline for $412M in Landmark IMF-Mandated Deal

Pakistan stockbroker Arif Habib Consortium has won the bid to acquire a 75% stake in Pakistan International Airlines for $412 million. The sale is a key part of the country's $7 billion IMF loan program and a litmus test for further privatizations.

Pakistan's Economic Tightrope: IMF Stability or a Ticking Clock?
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Pakistan's Economic Tightrope: IMF Stability or a Ticking Clock?

Pakistan's economy shows signs of IMF-induced stability, but this is a fragile truce, not a recovery. Here's what investors and policymakers need to know.