The World Economic Forum (WEF) has identified the top five risks faced by economic-crisis-hit Pakistan. In its report — ‘Global Risks 2023’ — the WEF said that debt crisis, sustained and/or rapid inflation, state collapse, failure of cyber security measures and concentration of digital power are the top five risks faced by Pakistan, the Dawn reported on Thursday (January 12).

World Economic Forum identifies top five risks faced by crisis-hit Pakistan: Reports

Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has arrived in the United Arab Emirates. With this visit, he is seeking to bolden economic relations with the Emirati nation.

Pakistan PM seeks to boost economic ties with UAE

Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has arrived in the United Arab Emirates. With this visit, he is seeking to bolden economic relations with the Emirates nation. Watch to know more.

Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif arrives in UAE on two-day visit

Amid ongoing political and economical turmoil in the country, the government of Pakistan's Punjab province passed the confidence vote in a chaotic midnight session. Chief Minister Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi managed to win the trust vote after the opposition staged a walkout. Watch to know more.

Pakistan: Punjab CM Parvez Elahi wins trust vote

PAK vs NZ 2nd ODI Live Streaming: Pakistan and New Zealand will meet on Wednesday, January 11 for the second ODI match of the three-match ODI series. The venue of the match is the National Bank Cricket Arena in Karachi.

PAK vs NZ 2nd ODI Live Streaming: How to watch Pakistan vs New Zealand 2nd ODI live streaming & TV channels

WION’s Pak Bureau Chief Anas Mallick had an interaction with Pakistan’s former poverty alleviation minister Dr. Sania Nishtar. She spoke on the former government's flood relief initiative along with the current financial crisis in Pakistan. Watch this video.

Pakistan’s former Poverty Alleviation Minister Dr. Sania Nishtar speaks to WION’s Anas Mallick

WION’s Anas Mallick had an interaction with Pakistan’s former poverty alleviation minister Dr. Sania Nishtar. She spoke on the former government's flood relief initiative along with the current financial crisis in Pakistan. Watch this video.

Pakistan’s former poverty alleviation minister Dr. Sania Nishtar speaks to WION’s Anas Mallick

Pakistan is going through severe economic hardship. The economic crisis has translated into a food crisis with 'flour' - a staple part of most diets facing an extreme shortage in supply.

WATCH | Pakistani citizens fight for flour as prices touch record high amid shortage

The former prime minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan on Tuesday condemned Shahbaz Sharif-led Pakistan Muslim League (PML) for its "irresponsible statements" against the Taliban and warned of deteriorating Afghan ties if the Taliban stops cooperating with Pakistan.

Former Pak PM Imran Khan condemns Sharif-led govt for its 'irresponsible statements' on Taliban

A big sigh of relief to Pakistan as international donors have committed to providing over $9 billion worth of funds to help Pakistan recover from its historic floods. Officials from over 40 countries, private donors and international institutions pledge funds for Pakistan.

Leaders from over 40 countries and institutions pledge funds for Pakistan

Amid the depleting foreign reserves in the country, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's visit to the UAE on is delayed. Motive behind this visit is to seek an emergency cash deposit from its west Asian partner.

WION Dispatch: Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's visit to UAE delayed

According to the reports, Pakistan's weekly inflation witnesses 30 percent rise compared to last year amid a rise in the prices of food and a couple of fuel items. Now, the question is will 2023 bring some relief for Pakistan?

Is Pakistan's economic crisis getting worse?

International donors on Monday committed over $9 billion to help Pakistan recover from ruinous floods last year, exceeding its external financing goals and paving the way for a new model on raising funds to fight climate disasters in poorer countries.

Donors pledge more than $9 billion for Pakistan after devastating floods

The food crisis in Pakistan, India's northwestern neighbour, reached unprecedented proportions this week. With visuals of stampede at wheat flour shops in different parts of the country dominating the South Asian news cycle, years of economic mismanagement by Islamabad have come to haunt its current rulers.

Explained: With PM abroad, Pakistanis struggle to put food on table, economy on track

Pakistan is running out of money, food, fuel, and it is heading the Sri Lanka way. Onion prices have reportedly gone up over 500%, wheat flour has become unaffordable. Pakistan wants its people to brace for blackouts. Priyanka Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: Pakistan is running out of money, food, fuel

Pakistan is hosting an international conference in Geneva with the help of the United Nations to generate international support for a $16 billion rebuilding effort in the country following last year's devastating floods.

WION Dispatch: Pakistan seeks global community's aid for rehabilitation of flood victims

The Balochistan government has sent a SOS but no wheat consignment has reached the Pakistani province so far to solve the shortage. Watch to know more.

WION Climate Tracker: Pakistan's Balochintan runs out of wheat

WION Climate Tracker: UN and Pakistan co-host conference to raise funds

The head of the United Nations Development Agency has appealed for urgent aid to Pakistan as the country still heals from damages caused by last year's flood. UN official urges the world to boost climate resilience.

UN official urges International Community to help flood-hit Pakistan

While attending a conference in Geneva commencing Monday, a delegation from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) will meet with Pakistan's finance minister Ishaq Dar as that country battles to restart its bailout programme.

Pakistan to press IMF for release of bailout funds amid worsening economic crisis, floods

An array of hope for Pakistan that is currently reeling under surging terror attacks mostly carried out by Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan after a series of attacks. The TTP leaders have now indicated that they are willing to hold talks.

TTP: Held talks with Pakistan mediated by Afghanistan, still open to the ceasefire agreement

If only you had a dime for every time US picked Pakistan as a friend and then dropped it again. US and Pakistan have had a rather bouncy past, one riddled with blame-games as well as mutual agreements. But when US agrees or blesses Pakistan with aid, its always for a larger cause. Now, US is sympathizing with Pakistan yet again but why? Watch Game Plan with Shivan Chanana.

How US treats Pakistan as a ping-pong ball

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Officials said on Thursday (January 5) that Pakistan might seek over $16 billion at a UN conference next week for the rehabilitation and reconstruction of the flood-hit regions.

Pakistan to seek over $16 billion at UN conference for rehabilitation after last year's flood

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