Pakistan is going through a major catastrophe at the moment. The incessant monsoon rains have caused devastating floods across the landscape. Now, a report&nbsp;by&nbsp;JS Global Research has stated that the floods may cost over $4 billion loss to the country, already battling dwindling finances.

“Based on our preliminary estimates, the current account deficit may increase by $4.4 billion (1 per cent of GDP) – assuming no counter-measures are taken, while around 30 per cent of the CPI (Consumer Price Index) basket is exposed to the threat of higher prices,” read the report.&nbsp;

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Moreover, the report cites that owing to the floods, the Pakistani government may be forced to import cotton worth $2.6 billion, in addition to wheat worth $900 million. Add textile losses of around $1 billion and the total comes around to $4.5 billion which is approximately 1.08 per cent of Pakistan's GDP.&nbsp;

“Cotton sowing has reportedly been destroyed to a large extent (in Sindh).&nbsp;Assuming the country requires import of cotton to fulfill 80 per cent&nbsp;of demand this year, the import bill will likely exceed USD 4.4 billion (+144 per cent,&nbsp;year-on-year) in FY23," the report added.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, talking about the impact of damaged rice crops, the study added, "Damage to rice crops will result in loss of exports, in addition to a slight reduction in GDP growth and higher CPI inflation.”

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Pakistan's economy is in doldrums

As reported extensively by WION, Pakistan's economy is under tremendous debt and needs cash liquidity on an almost urgent basis.&nbsp;

According to several estimates, India's neighbouring country needs at least $41 billion in the next 12 months to fund debt repayments and boost foreign exchange reserves that have fallen to a lowly sum of $7.8 billion.

If the&nbsp;$4 billion loss, as reported by the research materialises, Pakistan could be staring at a bleak economic&nbsp;future.&nbsp;

Read more:<a href="https://www.wionews.com/south-east-asia/pakistan-pm-shehbaz-sharif-visits-qatar-to-raise-funds-for-his-cash-strapped-country-509669">&nbsp;Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif visits Qatar to raise funds for his cash-strapped country</a>

(With inputs from agencies)

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Pakistan is going through a major catastrophe at the moment. The incessant monsoon rains have caused devastating floods across the landscape. Now, a report by JS Global Research has stated that the floods may cost over $4 billion loss to the country, already battling dwindling finances.

Pakistan is going through a major catastrophe at the moment. The incessant monsoon rains have caused devastating floods across the landscape. Now, a report by JS Global Research has stated that the floods may cost over $4 billion loss to the country, already battling dwindling finances. “Based on our preliminary estimates, the current account deficit may increase by $4.4 billion (1 per cent of GDP) – assuming no counter-measures are taken, while around 30 per cent of the CPI (Consumer Price Index) basket is exposed to the threat of higher prices,” read the report. In pics | Floods in Pakistan claim 982 lives, army called in to help in rescue operations Moreover, the report cites that owing to the floods, the Pakistani government may be forced to import cotton worth $2.6 billion, in addition to wheat worth $900 million. Add textile losses of around $1 billion and the total comes around to $4.5 billion which is approximately 1.08 per cent of Pakistan's GDP. “Cotton sowing has reportedly been destroyed to a large extent (in Sindh). Assuming the country requires import of cotton to fulfill 80 per cent of demand this year, the import bill will likely exceed USD 4.4 billion (+144 per cent, year-on-year) in FY23," the report added. Meanwhile, talking about the impact of damaged rice crops, the study added, "Damage to rice crops will result in loss of exports, in addition to a slight reduction in GDP growth and higher CPI inflation.” WATCH | Gravitas | 900 killed, 1300 injured: Floods devastate Pakistan × Pakistan's economy is in doldrums As reported extensively by WION, Pakistan's economy is under tremendous debt and needs cash liquidity on an almost urgent basis. According to several estimates, India's neighbouring country needs at least $41 billion in the next 12 months to fund debt repayments and boost foreign exchange reserves that have fallen to a lowly sum of $7.8 billion. If the $4 billion loss, as reported by the research materialises, Pakistan could be staring at a bleak economic future. Read more: Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif visits Qatar to raise funds for his cash-strapped country (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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From Pakistan's former PM Imran Khan arriving to appear at an anti-terrorism court to KFC food vending vehicle in Beijing, here are some impactful images from around the world on 25 August 2022.

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Imran Khan, Pakistan’s former prime minister, was ordered by an Islamabad high court on Tuesday to appear before the tribunal the next week (August 31) to address contempt charges arising from his verbal threats against a female judge during his rally.

At his rally, Khan vowed to file proceedings against Islamabad’s inspector general of police and deputy inspector general of police, saying, "We won’t spare you." He also issued a grave warning to district judge Zeba Chaudhry.

The Islamabad court, after the rally, initiated contempt of court proceedings against the former prime minister on Monday (August 21) for "threatening" additional Session Judge Zeba Chaudhry during his address in Islamabad.

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A three-judge panel, headed by Justice Mohsin Akhtar Kayani, also requested the former leader to appear in person before the panel on the same day. The PTI chairman’s comments were deemed "inappropriate" by Kayani during the hearing.

Kayani said, "Imran is consistently giving remarks against the judiciary and the ECP. This should come to a stop," PTI reported.

Last week, Imran was detained in accordance with Section 7 of the Anti-terrorism Act. The case was registered at Islamabad’s Margalla Police Station.

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Khan’s attorneys submitted a petition to the Islamabad High Court asking for pre-arrest bail on his behalf. A two-judge panel of Justices Mohsin Akhtar Kayani and Babar Sattar took the case under consideration.

After deliberating, the judge granted him protected bail until August 25 and instructed him to go before an approaching anti-terrorism court by then.

The former prime minister, after being ousted, has been continuously attacking strong organisations and leaders.

(With inputs from agencies)

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Imran Khan, Pakistan’s former prime minister, was ordered by an Islamabad high court on Tuesday to appear before the tribunal the next week (August 31) to address contempt charges arising from his verbal threats against a female judge during his rally.

Imran Khan, Pakistan’s former prime minister, was ordered by an Islamabad high court on Tuesday to appear before the tribunal the next week (August 31) to address contempt charges arising from his verbal threats against a female judge during his rally. At his rally, Khan vowed to file proceedings against Islamabad’s inspector general of police and deputy inspector general of police, saying, "We won’t spare you." He also issued a grave warning to district judge Zeba Chaudhry. The Islamabad court, after the rally, initiated contempt of court proceedings against the former prime minister on Monday (August 21) for "threatening" additional Session Judge Zeba Chaudhry during his address in Islamabad. Also read | Ex-Pakistan PM Khan says no 'rule of law' in country, vows to sue police and judiciary A three-judge panel, headed by Justice Mohsin Akhtar Kayani, also requested the former leader to appear in person before the panel on the same day. The PTI chairman’s comments were deemed "inappropriate" by Kayani during the hearing. Kayani said, "Imran is consistently giving remarks against the judiciary and the ECP. This should come to a stop," PTI reported. Last week, Imran was detained in accordance with Section 7 of the Anti-terrorism Act. The case was registered at Islamabad’s Margalla Police Station. Also read | Pakistan: Mob charges at Hindu man's house over fake blasphemy case Khan’s attorneys submitted a petition to the Islamabad High Court asking for pre-arrest bail on his behalf. A two-judge panel of Justices Mohsin Akhtar Kayani and Babar Sattar took the case under consideration. After deliberating, the judge granted him protected bail until August 25 and instructed him to go before an approaching anti-terrorism court by then. The former prime minister, after being ousted, has been continuously attacking strong organisations and leaders. (With inputs from agencies)

Islamabad court summons former PM Imran Khan in contempt case on August 31

In an effort to challenge the Pakistani government's "custodial torture," Shahbaz Gill's legal team has chosen to file a case with the Supreme Court.

According to the Express Tribune, the legal team would also contest the Islamabad High Court's (IHC) decision to impose a two-day detention order on Gill in accordance with Article 185(3) of the Constitution.

The 'custodial torture' was a matter of public significance because it had been used against journalists as well, Gill's attorney Chaudhry Faisal Hussain told The Express Tribune on Tuesday.

“The matter would be taken to the apex court on behalf of Gill, who is currently in police custody,” Faisal Hussain said.

Additionally, the Express Tribune reported that the police officials refuted the claim of torture when the subject was transferred to the inspector general of Islamabad police for a preliminary investigation. This was stated in a written decision by acting IHC Chief Justice Amir Farooq.

“The register/record of the Central Jail Adiyala does mention certain bruises and other marks on the body of the petitioner when he was taken in. Under Rule 20 of the Prison Code Rules for the Superintendence and management of Prisons in Pakistan when a prisoner with injuries on his body is admitted into a prison from police custody he shall be examined immediately by the Medical Officer,” it said.

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“It is also provided that if the examination reveals unexplained injuries not already recorded in the medico-legal report accompanying the prisoner, a report shall at once be made to the Sessions Judge and officer-in-charge of the prosecution and Superintendent police,” the order added.

As reported by the PTI, the written order further stated that the remand should not be denied based solely on speculation and that it should instead be done using information already in the public domain, such as police diaries.

Shahbaz Gill was transferred from PIMS and given to the Islamabad police for a two-day physical remand by the Islamabad court. After hearing the arguments, the court delayed judgement and later instructed the police to bring Gill before the court on August 24.

Gill was detained on suspicion of conspiring with a private <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/mouths-will-be-shut-if-virat-kohli-gets-a-fifty-in-1st-game-against-pakistan-at-asia-cup-ravi-shastri-509425">Pakistani</a> TV news channel to spread disinformation about the government. Police reported that he was arrested for making remarks against the governmental institutions and inciting the populace to rebel.

Notably, regulatory watchdog PEMRA has alleged that the ARY News channel was airing “false, hateful and seditious” content based on “absolute disinformation with a clear and present threat to national security by instigating rebellion within the armed forces.”

(With inputs from agencies)

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In an effort to challenge the Pakistani government's "custodial torture," Shahbaz Gill's legal team has chosen to file a case with the Supreme Court. According to the Express Tribune, the legal team would also contest the Islamabad High Court's (IHC) decision to impose a two-day detention order on Gill in accordance with Article 185(3) of the Constitution.

In an effort to challenge the Pakistani government's "custodial torture," Shahbaz Gill's legal team has chosen to file a case with the Supreme Court. According to the Express Tribune, the legal team would also contest the Islamabad High Court's (IHC) decision to impose a two-day detention order on Gill in accordance with Article 185(3) of the Constitution. The 'custodial torture' was a matter of public significance because it had been used against journalists as well, Gill's attorney Chaudhry Faisal Hussain told The Express Tribune on Tuesday. “The matter would be taken to the apex court on behalf of Gill, who is currently in police custody,” Faisal Hussain said. Additionally, the Express Tribune reported that the police officials refuted the claim of torture when the subject was transferred to the inspector general of Islamabad police for a preliminary investigation. This was stated in a written decision by acting IHC Chief Justice Amir Farooq. “The register/record of the Central Jail Adiyala does mention certain bruises and other marks on the body of the petitioner when he was taken in. Under Rule 20 of the Prison Code Rules for the Superintendence and management of Prisons in Pakistan when a prisoner with injuries on his body is admitted into a prison from police custody he shall be examined immediately by the Medical Officer,” it said. Also read | Indian Air Force terminates three officers for accidentally firing BrahMos missile into Pakistan “It is also provided that if the examination reveals unexplained injuries not already recorded in the medico-legal report accompanying the prisoner, a report shall at once be made to the Sessions Judge and officer-in-charge of the prosecution and Superintendent police,” the order added. As reported by the PTI, the written order further stated that the remand should not be denied based solely on speculation and that it should instead be done using information already in the public domain, such as police diaries. Shahbaz Gill was transferred from PIMS and given to the Islamabad police for a two-day physical remand by the Islamabad court. After hearing the arguments, the court delayed judgement and later instructed the police to bring Gill before the court on August 24. Gill was detained on suspicion of conspiring with a private Pakistani TV news channel to spread disinformation about the government. Police reported that he was arrested for making remarks against the governmental institutions and inciting the populace to rebel. Notably, regulatory watchdog PEMRA has alleged that the ARY News channel was airing “false, hateful and seditious” content based on “absolute disinformation with a clear and present threat to national security by instigating rebellion within the armed forces.” (With inputs from agencies) Also WATCH | 'Respect territorial integrity of other nations,' India's veiled attack on China and Pakistan

PTI leader Shahbaz Gill to appeal to Pak apex court over ‘custodial torture’

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The Pakistan Army is set to assist Qatar with security during the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2022. The Gulf nation will be hosting the football extravaganza for the first time ever and is expecting a huge influx of fans from around the globe.&nbsp;

The Qatari government had asked for Pakistani troops for assistance with security during the tournament and the Pakistan cabinet approved a draft agreement for the same on Monday. As per Reuters, Pakistan's information minister Marriyum Aurangzeb confirmed the draft agreement allowing Pakistan to provide troops to Qatar for the World Cup has been given a green signal.

Pakistan's military had floated the idea of getting an agreement signed between the two countries after the Qatari government sought assistance from the nation in managing the security at the FIFA World Cup. As per the cabinet summary accessed by Reuters, the agreement defines the obligations of the two parties, the number of Pakistani Army personnel needed and the specific specialisations.

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The FIFA World Cup 2022 will be the first edition of the quadrennial to be hosted by a Gulf country. The World Cup will get underway on November 20 with the final scheduled to be played on December 18. The tournament will feature 32 teams who have been divided into a total of 8 groups of 4 each.

World Cup hosts Qatar are in Group A alongside Ecuador, Senegal and Netherlands. The top two teams from each of the eight groups will progress to the Last 16 and 8 teams from there will make it to the quarter-finals. The winners of the quarter-finals will feature in the two semi-fina encounters before the summit clash on December 18.

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France are the defending champions having won the World Cup in 2018 and will enter the tournament once again as favourites. The likes of Brazil, Germany, Spain, Belgium, Netherlands and England are among the major contenders to win the coveted trophy this year.

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The Pakistan Army is set to assist Qatar with security during the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2022. The Gulf nation will be hosting the football extravaganza for the first time ever and is expecting a huge influx of fans from around the globe.

The Pakistan Army is set to assist Qatar with security during the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2022. The Gulf nation will be hosting the football extravaganza for the first time ever and is expecting a huge influx of fans from around the globe. The Qatari government had asked for Pakistani troops for assistance with security during the tournament and the Pakistan cabinet approved a draft agreement for the same on Monday. As per Reuters, Pakistan's information minister Marriyum Aurangzeb confirmed the draft agreement allowing Pakistan to provide troops to Qatar for the World Cup has been given a green signal. Pakistan's military had floated the idea of getting an agreement signed between the two countries after the Qatari government sought assistance from the nation in managing the security at the FIFA World Cup. As per the cabinet summary accessed by Reuters, the agreement defines the obligations of the two parties, the number of Pakistani Army personnel needed and the specific specialisations. Also Read: Ronaldo brutally ignores Jammie Carragher ahead of Liverpool clash, video goes viral - WATCH The FIFA World Cup 2022 will be the first edition of the quadrennial to be hosted by a Gulf country. The World Cup will get underway on November 20 with the final scheduled to be played on December 18. The tournament will feature 32 teams who have been divided into a total of 8 groups of 4 each. World Cup hosts Qatar are in Group A alongside Ecuador, Senegal and Netherlands. The top two teams from each of the eight groups will progress to the Last 16 and 8 teams from there will make it to the quarter-finals. The winners of the quarter-finals will feature in the two semi-fina encounters before the summit clash on December 18. Also Read: Golden Boot winners from last 5 editions of FIFA World Cup France are the defending champions having won the World Cup in 2018 and will enter the tournament once again as favourites. The likes of Brazil, Germany, Spain, Belgium, Netherlands and England are among the major contenders to win the coveted trophy this year.

Pakistan Army to assist Qatar wth security during FIFA World Cup 2022

India called out Pakistan and China at a UN meeting on Monday. In a veiled attack, India's permanent representative to the United Nations Ruchira Kamboj called for countries to respect sovereignty and territorial integrity and international agreements with other nations.

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