Pakistan and China are attempting to reposition the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) for a second phase centred on industrialisation, agriculture, technology and exports, but analysts

Climate shocks are emerging as a growing threat to Pakistan’s economic stability, with experts warning that extreme weather is no longer only an environmental issue

Pakistan and China are attempting to reposition the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) for a second phase centred on industrialisation, agriculture, technology and exports, but analysts

Climate shocks are emerging as a growing threat to Pakistan’s economic stability, with experts warning that extreme weather is no longer only an environmental issue

Pakistan and China are seeking to recast CPEC as an investment-and-industry project rather than merely an infrastructure corridor, but the shift will depend on whether

Pakistan’s newly released IMF review paints a picture of macroeconomic stability and continued reform progress, yet the Fund’s own analysis highlights a series of vulnerabilities