Climate Disasters Continue to Challenge Pakistan in 2025
Floods, heatwaves and droughts strain services and budgets while resilience plans scale up slowly.
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Over 120,000 Evacuated as Floods Devastate Central Pakistan
Monsoon flooding displaced over 2.2 million people with dozens of deaths and large‑scale evacuations across Punjab and Sindh.
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Tourism Recovery 2025: Pakistan’s Attractions Back on the Map
Security gains and infrastructure upgrades draw visitors to mountains, heritage sites and coasts.
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Amnesty Report Alleges Mass Phone‑Tapping and Surveillance in Pakistan
A rights group alleges millions of phone lines monitored and sessions filtered, sparking a debate on privacy and oversight.
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Overseas Remittances Remain Pakistan’s Economic Lifeline
Migrant workers send billions that stabilize reserves and support households nationwide.
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US Firm Signs $500 Million Critical Minerals Deal with Pakistan
A US company agrees to invest in a poly‑metallic refinery with local partners, aiming to join global supply chains.
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Law and Order 2025: Progress and Persistent Gaps
Security indicators improve in places, yet street crime and militancy remain concerns in others.
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Pakistan and China Finalize $8.5 Billion Investment Agreements
Fresh deals under CPEC target agriculture, EVs and renewables, signaling a new phase of economic cooperation.
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Pakistan’s New Technology Regulations Spark Debate
Data protection, platform rules and cybersecurity mandates draw mixed reactions from industry and users.
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Pakistan’s Economic Outlook 2025: Crisis and Opportunity
Inflation, debt and energy gaps collide with new investment flows and export growth in technology services.
