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Has the war on terror and Afghan conflict crippled Pakistan's economy?
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All debatesIn shortPositionsNewsEvidence (5)Past questions (3)Same themeIs IMF lending a debt trap or a path to recovery for Pakistan?Can Pakistan's industrial sector drive growth and absorb its labour force?Should Pakistan shift its tax burden from indirect to direct taxes?In short
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- economic, social and political costs of war, Afghan spillover, Pak–Afghan hurdles, recovery and cooperation path
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Afghan registered refugees: 777,986 registered Afghan refugees in Pakistan as of 30 June 2026. (30 Jun 2026)UNHCRRegistered Afghan refugees in Pakistan: 777,986 (30 June 2026)UNHCRCoalition Support Fund reimbursements paid to Pakistan, FY2002-FY2018: CSF Reimbursements: $14,573 million, out of a grand total of $34,183 million (FY2002-FY2018)Congressional Research Service, Direct Overt U.S. Aid Appropriations for and Military Reimbursements to Pakistan, FY2002-FY2020 (12 March 2019), via EveryCRSReportRegistered Afghan refugees: 777,986 (30 Jun 2026)UNHCR
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2016
Critically discuss main political, socio-economic and strategic hurdles between "Afghanistan-Pakistan Relations” and how can both countries come out from the Cold War scenario?
asks for: both sides · Pakistan link · a way forward · outlook
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2009
Pakistan's War on terror and its impact on our psyche and politic.socio.economic fronts.
asks for: Pakistan link · impact