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Blockchain anti-corruption illustration showing broken chains, digital ledger blocks, and officials, contrasting opaque corruption with transparent blockchain-based governance systems

Blockchain anti-corruption is increasingly viewed as a structural reform rather than a technical experiment. Corruption drains nearly $3 trillion each year from the global economy. As a result, growth weakens

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Illustrated silhouette of Donald Trump with rising deficit charts, U.S. Capitol, and federal debt symbols highlighting U.S. fiscal risks from tax policy

Trump’s tax legacy has become a central factor shaping U.S. fiscal balances, inequality trends, and global economic spillovers in the post pandemic period. While the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act

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Global debt crisis cover image showing world map, rising debt bars, and governance symbols highlighting fiscal risks and reform needs

The global debt crisis has intensified as public and private borrowing exceeds $315 trillion. This analysis explores sovereign risk, market credibility, climate vulnerability, and how transparency, AI oversight, and sustainable

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Higher-for-longer interest rates symbolized by a cracked pillar and rising sovereign bond yields, highlighting fiscal fragility

Higher for longer interest rates 2025 deepen global sovereign debt stress as refinancing costs rise. Fiscal buffers continue to shrink, while repayment burdens expand across regions. This blog analyzes the

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KP governance crisis visual showing security forces, border fencing, and abandoned buildings symbolizing rising instability, border disruptions, and institutional decay in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

The KP governance crisis has intensified as security instability rises, border disruptions increase and institutional systems weaken across the province. Shrinking administrative capacity, failing public services and growing instability have

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KP economic crisis cover image showing poverty, corruption, financial strain, a broken piggy bank, falling red graph, distressed families, and bribe exchanges

The KP economic crisis is deepening as poverty rises, household deprivation grows and corruption pressures intensify. Rising inflation, border disruptions and shrinking job opportunities have pushed millions into financial stress.

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Global debt crisis visual showing IMF bailouts, defaults, declining charts, and distressed economies

The global debt crisis is intensifying as developing economies face rising default risks, shrinking fiscal space, and growing reliance on IMF rescue programs. This analysis examines sovereign distress, bailout conditionalities,

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Illustration of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s economy showing a regional map of Pakistan, hydroelectric dams, mineral resources, industrial infrastructure, and economic charts highlighting the province’s development potential

This blog explores how Khyber Pakhtunkhwa; rich in minerals, hydropower, forests, agriculture, and strategic trade corridors—remains Pakistan’s most overlooked economic goldmine. It uncovers the region’s vast yet underutilized potential, the

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Pakistan 27th Constitutional Amendment cover showing power centralization, judicial overhaul and civil military changes with courts, judges and legal symbols

The Pakistan 27th Constitutional Amendment centralizes power, reshapes judicial authority, expands military influence and introduces new legal immunities. This critical review explains early repercussions, long-run risks, institutional imbalance and the

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Illustration depicting Pakistan’s economic instability, showing a rising debt burden, inflation charts, chained currency stacks, and a white map of Pakistan with an upward yet volatile economic line, symbolizing structural economic stress.

This blog analyzes Pakistan’s economic instability by tracing debt pressures, political volatility, policy inconsistency, industrial stagnation, and governance weaknesses across successive governments. It explains how structural flaws—not single tenures—created today’s

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