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January 12, 2026

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PM thanks overseas Pakistanis as remittances hit record $3.6bn in December

Freelancers can earn even $100.00 per month. PHOTO: PIXABAY Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif thanked overseas Pakistanis after remittances rose to $3.6 billion by December 2025, giving a big boost to the country’s economy. In a statement, the prime minister said remittances rose 16.5 percent compared to the same month last year, calling it a sign of the “strong confidence” of overseas Pakistanis in the government’s economic policies. He said by rejecting what he described as “propaganda” and continuing to support the building and development of Pakistan through remittances, overseas Pakistanis had shown deep devotion to the country. The statements were

December 17, 2025

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Babar, Shaheen, other Pakistanis to play entire BBL, says CA chief

Pakistan’s then T20I captain Babar Azam speaks to his players before their T20 World Cup 2024 match against Ireland, June 16, 2024, Florida, USA. — ICC Pakistani players including Babar Azam, Shaheen Afridi and Mohammad Rizwan will be available for the entire Big Bash League (BBL) 15, Cricket Australia’s chief said, amid concerns they may be withdrawn for Pakistan’s upcoming bilateral series. The national team is scheduled for a T20I tour of Sri Lanka in January, raising concerns that the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) may recall a group of players to play for the national team in the series. However,

October 31, 2025

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Driven by social, economic stressors, one in three Pakistanis suffer from psychological disorders

Experts are urging the government to adopt a comprehensive national mental health strategy to tackle the growing crisis KARACHI: One in three people in Pakistan suffers from some form of psychological problem, experts revealed during the 26th International Conference on Mental Health, held in Karachi. The alarming figures highlight a growing mental health crisis driven by social, economic and environmental stressors. Conference Scientific Committee Chairman Prof Muhammad Iqbal Afridi told The Express Tribune that 34 per cent of Pakistan’s population – one in three people – is affected by mental disorders, compared to one in five globally. She said women

October 23, 2025

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Among hundreds of Pakistanis fleeing to Thailand after Myanmar fraud center raided

This screen grab from Thai PBS video footage taken in Mae Sot on October 22, 2025 and obtained by AFPTV on October 23, 2025 shows people crossing a section of the Moei River near KK Park in Myanmar (R) into Thailand. — AFP Nearly 700 foreigners, including Pakistanis, have left Myanmar and crossed into Thailand, the Thai military said on Thursday, following a military operation against KK Park, a notorious cyber crime ring. Thailand arrested 677 people, including 618 men and 59 women, after they crossed the border into Tak province, it said in a statement. The Myanmar military has

October 19, 2025

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How Online Transaction Apps Are Draining Pakistanis’ Economies

KARACHI: Pakistan’s financial regulators are facing a growing challenge from the rapid spread of unregulated online investment and trading applications. These applications promise easy profits, but often lead to financial losses, data theft and negative effects on the economy. The proliferation of such platforms, many of which operate beyond the supervision of the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) and the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP), has raised serious concerns about investor protection and the integrity of the country’s financial system. “With the increasing penetration of broadband Internet service and its users, cybercrimes are on the rise in Pakistan

October 13, 2025

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Pakistanis in the US Anxious for Trump’s immigration rules

WASHINGTON: “My concern is, if I depart as an illegal immigrant, everything will return to zero. I will have nothing,” said 48 -year -old Mushtaq Ahmad*, a Pakistani national living in the state of New York, who submitted asylum this year. A former truck driver in the Middle East, Mushtaq is now working on big shifts to a convenience store outside Albany, sending what he can get back home. Mushtaq spent more than two decades workers as a truck driver in the Middle East, but years of exhaustive work abroad brought a little change to his family’s life. Coming to

September 25, 2025

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Companion Circular debt: Will it benefit ordinary Pakistanis?

The federal government has signed a historic RS1.225 trillion funding agreement with a consortium of 18 banks to deal with the country’s balloon sector. Finance Minister Aurangzeb described the signed transaction as the largest restructuring agreement in the country’s history. The key question now is why this deal is called a game change game – and what really means for the usual Pakistanis. Will it reduce the cost of electricity, reduce circular debt weight or improve the effectiveness of the energy sector? To answer these questions, Express Tribune is depressing the agreement on simple, clear terms so that readers can

September 10, 2025

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Pakistanis Geeks are more alive than ever

Karachi: At Havib University student Hucon, Fahad Ali Shah remembered the first time the fans in Pakistan gathered for the anime. “They could never imagine a convention of this level,” he said. “It was on a very small scale. Now, you find people with similar interests everywhere, if one likes a character, go and talk to them, there are reports that only the anime fans understand.” It is this sense of recognition that the anime has drawn from the specialized circle of social media that was limited to the social calendar of Pakistani youth. Once limited to fans online groups,

September 8, 2025

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Funding of railways, dams from overseas Pakistanis

Karachi: The devastating floods in Pakistan have left a trace of destruction throughout our economy, society and our environment. More than 1,700 lives were lost in 2022, with 33 million citizens, 2.1 million displaced and 10% of the country sank. Georgia – the backbone of our exports – was trapped, with agricultural land, houses and infrastructure of up to $ 40 billion. Once again in 2025, Punjab’s Breadbasket is underwater: over 2,000 villages and thousands of farms sink, disrupting the production of wheat and cotton and endangering food safety. These repetitive tragedies emphasize the fragility of our economy in view

September 8, 2025

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Pakistanis, world activists arrive in Tunisia to travel to Gaza at Sumudilla Sumudilla

The Pakistanis are among the activists from 44 nations who have arrived in Tunisia to join the Global Sumudilla Sumudilla, an international escort that aims to provide help to Gaza and defy Israel’s exclusion. Senator Mushtaq Ahmad Khan is among those who are on board traveling with fighters from Australia, Bahrain, Belgium, Germany, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Kuwait, Maldives, Luxembourg, Luxembourg, Luxembourg عالمی قافلہ استقامت/گلوبل صمود فلوٹیلا برائے غزہ تیونس پہنچ گیا،کل ہم تیونس کے بندرگاہ سیدی بوسعید بندرگاہ پر جھازوں/کشتیوں میں منتقل ہوجائیں گے،اور پھر یہ انسانی تاریخ کا سب سے بڑا محاصرہ شکن امدادی کاروان غزہ طرف روانہ ہوجائے

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