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Afghan refugees: Threats or scapegoats
Pakistan deported over 1 million Afghan refugees over the past two years, citing terrorism and crime concerns.
Nov 01, 2025
Nov 01, 2025
Pakistan deported over 1 million Afghan refugees over the past two years, citing terrorism and crime concerns.
Nukta breaks down what's behind the shutdown and the economic toll it's taking.
It has a lot to do with Reko Diq, one of the world's largest gold and copper reserves
Two assets. Both rising to record highs. Which one should you prioritize buying? Watch to find out
After Morgan Stanley estimated Indian families hold a whopping $3.8 trillion worth of it, Nukta set out to calculate the same for Pakistan
The move aims to curb reckless driving and bring discipline to the city’s busy roads
Watch now to understand where gold prices are heading and why investors are rushing to the yellow metal
Although the real value is around PKR 4,500, the market has shot past PKR 5,900 and even touched PKR 7,000 per tola in recent days
Nukta speaks with Rice Exporter Hamid Malik on the review of the outgoing year, monsoon risks, and future prospects
The country will launch its first competitive wholesale electricity market this year
The country's cottage industry is in trouble
In a world scrambling for critical resources, Pakistan is stepping into the spotlight
Auto parts makers warn the move could jeopardize 500,000 livelihoods and force factories to shut down
Big wins are being celebrated as U.S. reduces the reciprocal tariff rate in Pakistan
Nukta breaks down how poor management, unchecked corruption, and lack of reform are pushing the nation’s taxpayers to the brink
The shipment of one million barrels of WTI Light crude oil will be imported in October under a spot deal with global energy trader Vitol
KTrade’s Naveed Vakil says rollback of digital tax, tariff relief, and long-term energy collaboration mark deepening bilateral ties beyond oil
Analysts agree that while the economy is moving in the right direction, the next few months will be critical for policymakers
Netizens are calling it the “nostalgia tax” in full effect
While Pakistan's interest rate has been gradually reduced since last June, its businessmen aren't satisfied
