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Key Figures at a Glance When the United States and Israel launched their opening airstrikes on Iran on the morning of February 28, 2026, the immediate...
The Strait of Hormuz closure has unleashed the largest oil supply shock in history. Here’s how India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh can control rising inflation—and why the...
An opinion and policy analysis for audiences of the Financial Times, The Economist, and Foreign Affairs The Regulatory Ambush Nobody Planned For In late April 2026,...
Pakistan exercised the greenshoe option to upsize its Eurobond to $750mn after overwhelming global demand. Here’s what this credibility reset means for investors, policymakers, and frontier...
The clinking of porcelain teacups in Washington’s spring meetings often drowns out the sirens of global crises. But for Pakistan’s economic managers navigating the marble corridors...
As the worst energy supply shock since the Arab oil embargo of 1973 cascades through global markets — costing an estimated $20 billion a day in...
Imagine a pediatric cardiologist at Boston Children’s Hospital, somewhere between a parking structure and a patient room, receiving a high-resolution echocardiogram on her tablet in real...
The Pump That Changed Everything Picture this: a Torrance, California dealership lot on a Tuesday morning in late March. A 34-year-old nurse named Diana Reyes stares...
Economic Analysis · Pakistan The headline number beat expectations—but with core prices still sticky, oil markets roiling, and an IMF programme watching closely, Pakistan’s policymakers have...
As foreign central banks dump $90 billion in US Treasuries and Brent crude convulses near $120, Islamabad’s unlikely role as peacebroker is paying an unexpected dividend...
