Smell the coffee

The economic situation in Pakistan has been very challenging for several years now. High inflation, a growing budget deficit, and a weakening currency have all taken a toll on the lives of regular Pakistanis. The rising cost of living has made it increasingly difficult for families to make ends meet, pushing many into poverty and hopelessness. Unemployment rates remain worryingly high, especially among young people, exacerbating social tensions and economic inequalities. Meanwhile, the political landscape of Pakistan remains marked by instability and uncertainty. This has hindered the country's progress and development. The ongoing power struggles and corruption scandals have eroded public trust in the government and its institutions, weakening our democracy.

It is time for our political leaders to focus on the nation's well-being, rather than their personal interests. We need a united effort to implement meaningful reforms that address the root causes of our economic problems and promote political stability. This requires decisive leadership, transparency, and a commitment to good governance.

Shahmeer Muhammad Yaqoob

Karachi