Pakistan is taking drastic measures to address its ongoing economic crisis, announcing significant job cuts and the dissolution of several government ministries as part of a new agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

Cash-strapped Pakistan cuts 150,000 jobs and dissolves ministries in IMF deal

#Gravitas | On Monday, the Pak parliament was shown the mirror by opposition party leader Maulana Fazlur Rehman. Drawing a comparison with India, Rehman said that while India was striving to become a global superpower, Pakistan was heading towards bankruptcy. Who destroyed Pakistan? Was it India, the U.S., or Pakistan's political elite?

Islamist Pak Leader Heaps Praises on India, Says 'We Are Begging For Funds...'

As Pakistan continues to struggle economically, a report by the prominent Washington-based think tank, United States Institute of Peace (USIP), said that the cash-strapped country needs to repay a whopping $77.

Cash-strapped Pakistan owes $77bn to China, Saudi Arabia, needs to repay by 2026: Report

Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves fell below $5 billion, threatening to spill over into a full-blown economic crisis. Watch this video to know more.

Pakistan's forex reserves dip below $5 billion; No money left for imports

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

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?