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• Fuel subsidy

  The present government has decided not to withdraw fuel subsidies for fear of political backlash. Among the beneficiaries of these subsidies are four million car owners who are from the richest...

• Work for the people

  Pakistan is facing numerous problems ranging from crushing inflation to unbearable electric loadshedding. Unfortunately, our leaders are not working together for the sake of the nation. While the...

• National interests

  Unfortunately, we live in a country where all political parties put their interests above national interests. When the PTI was in power, all opposition leaders were worried about inflation in the...

• The curse of inaction

  Pakistan is facing yet another economic dilemma. The Pakistani rupee has been depreciating fast for the last few weeks against the US dollar; the new government is unable to take tough decisions and...

• Bad decisions

  The PTI’s decision to freeze fuel prices till the next finance budget was an irresponsible one. Pakistan now faces an acute economic crisis, dwindling forex reserves and the threat of default. But...

• What is your manifesto?

  We have had enough of mud-slinging and blame games over the last few months.It is time for the electorate to start solidifying their opinions for voting in the next elections, and this can only be...

• Act now

  Pakistan is in the grips of a severe economic crunch. The dollar is soaring high, and the Pakistani rupee is depreciating rapidly. The subsidies being given on a variety of eatables, fuel and...

• Out of water

  The current water crisis in the country should be a wakeup call for many people who use water irresponsibly. Whatever is happening in Balochistan’s Dera Bugti area is a result of our state’s...

• No solutions

  Former prime minister Imran Khan should realize that his call for a march to Islamabad will cause irreparable damage to the already collapsing economy of Pakistan. If he regains power after early...