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December 3, 2025

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Hasan Raheem and Ronin Unveil Pakistan’s First Limited Edition Co-Tuning Headphones

Raheem tuned the headphones with the Sound EQ preset, allowing fans to hear his music exactly the way he wanted it Singer and songwriter Hasan Rahim works with Ronina smart brand of wearables and technology accessories, to be launched a limited edition set from co-designed and co-tuned headphones. This collaboration offers fans an exciting and unique music experience, marking a first for Pakistan where an artist and a technology brand have come together to create an audio experience that is personal and deeply real. Raheem co-created these special limited edition headphones, designing the product’s sound, packaging and personal collectibles. The

December 2, 2025

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From India’s shadow to regional leader: Pakistan’s fintech transformation

From India’s shadow to emerging regional leader, country’s funding recoveries, crypto frameworks grow “Pakistan is undoubtedly a rising star in digital assets, even if this is still a ‘honeymoon phase’ for the South Asian country in a notoriously volatile fintech sector. How Pakistan responds to its first major crypto shock will ultimately reveal the depth of its commitment.” That’s what Forbes has addressed the current fintech landscape of Pakistan. Fintech’s center of gravity in South Asia may finally be shifting, and Pakistan is emerging as the region’s unexpected powerhouse. For years, India’s dominance kept neighboring fintech ecosystems in its shadow.

December 1, 2025

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Why Pakistan’s governance model is failing its youth

Unemployed youth pose challenges, they can become a positive force if the governance system is fair and inclusive Islamabad: What is a state? Why do people give up their rights to the state? How does it work? What are the responsibilities of a state? These are questions that have always been asked and debated throughout human history. A state aims to contain, control and eliminate injustice, external threats and social injustice. But how? The state establishes a just system of government that protects human equality, dignity and freedom. Through this system, the state aims to provide basic needs, skills for

December 1, 2025

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Pakistan’s crisis is different from the global one

Multiple elite clusters underwrite the system as they each extract benefits in different ways Pakistan’s ruling elite fosters a blind nationalism, promoting the belief that the country does not need to learn from developed or emerging economies as it serves their interests. PHOTO: FILE KARACHI: Elite capture is not a uniquely Pakistani phenomenon. In all developing economies – from Latin America to sub-Saharan Africa and parts of South Asia – political and economic systems are often quietly influenced, shaped or managed by narrow interest groups. However, the IMF’s latest analysis of Pakistan’s political economy highlights a deeper, more entrenched strain

November 26, 2025

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90% of Pakistan’s gold trade is outside official channels: report

An undated file image of gold sets on display in a jewelry store. — AFP/File The study highlights the fragmented distortions of regulation. CCP urges labeling to ensure national purity standards. The proposed authority aims to unify the governance of the gold sector. ISLAMABAD: Nearly 90% of gold trade in Pakistan takes place outside official channels due to weak documentation, fragmented regulations and opaque pricing mechanisms, the Competition Commission of Pakistan (CCP) said on Wednesday. The CPC has published the first evidence-based analysis of Pakistan’s gold sector — conducted by the Commission’s Center of Excellence in Competition Law (CECL) —

November 25, 2025

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Barrick committed to Pakistan’s Reko Diq copper project, says interim CEO

Reko Diq added 13 million ounces to Barrick’s reserves and will produce up to 400,000 tonnes of copper annually Barrick Mining Corp remains committed to its Reko Diq copper mine in Pakistan, one of the world’s largest undeveloped deposits of the metal, its interim chief executive said on Tuesday after reports of a possible exit. The $7 billion project in Balochistan is being carried out in equal partnership between the company and the Pakistani authorities and is expected to start production by the end of 2028. Barrick’s board had raised the possibility of a break-up of the company’s assets, which

November 24, 2025

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Reforms and Governance: Unlocking Pakistan’s Development Potential

The stabilization measures implemented from the end of 2024 have clearly produced results, although the costs have been significant Governments traditionally have a narrow window – usually their first two years in office – to implement bold and transformative reforms. photo: file KARACHI: Pakistan’s economic trajectory at the end of 2025 is defined by a strict but meaningful framework of discipline imposed by the IMF. Following the approval of the Expanded Fund Facility (EFF) of $7 billion in September 2024, the country has embarked on a 37-month stabilization journey that has begun to reshape the fundamental contours of the national

November 24, 2025

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The US Export-Import Bank will invest in Pakistan’s critical mineral projects

An overview of the Reko Diq mines in Balochistan. — APP/File The $100 billion initiative includes projects in Egypt and Europe. The investments align with President Trump’s energy agenda. The Bank’s objective is to secure supply chains for critical minerals. The US Export-Import Bank (EXIM) has announced plans to invest in Pakistan’s critical mineral projects as the country aims to increase its energy production. The announcement is part of a $100 billion investment plan to secure U.S. and allied supply chains for critical minerals, nuclear power and liquefied natural gas, agency president John Jovanovic said. Financial Times in an interview

November 22, 2025

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Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves stand at $14.55 billion

SBP injects liquidity into the money market. Gold slips Rs 5,000/tola, rupee gains marginally KARACHI: Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves recorded a modest improvement during the week ended November 14, 2025, with State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) holdings increasing by $27 million to $14.551 billion, according to data released by the central bank on Thursday. The weekly SBP report showed that the country’s total liquid foreign reserves stood at $19.738 billion. Of this, commercial banks held $5.187 billion in net reserves, with the SBP’s share constituting the bulk of the total. The SBP on Thursday injected a combined liquidity of over

November 21, 2025

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ADB clears $330 million for Pakistan’s clean electricity transmission

The Asian Development Bank headquarters in Manila, December 4, 2002. — AFP The package combines a $285 million OCR loan, $45 million in soft financing. The project supports Pakistan’s clean energy transition, energy security. ADB says the new assets will reduce losses, improve reliability. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved loans totaling $330 million to Pakistan for the Second Power Transmission Enhancement Project, ADB said in a statement on its website on Thursday. The project is one of the government of Pakistan’s first priority investments to expand the national transmission network and enable the deployment of low-cost renewable energy

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