Industry rushes to switch to clean energy as cost of state power network becomes crippling
Slow speeds and service disruptions hurt IT companies and rattle investors in one of country’s few standout sectors
Militants target buses in Balochistan province that is home to copper mine and Chinese projects
Faiz Hameed becomes first ex-director of intelligence agency to face court martial
Country’s powerful armed forces support Islamabad’s painful restructuring under $7bn bailout
Miami has defied the trend of struggling US office markets
Analysts say downside is there is little left to lend to private sector
Debt Will Tear Us Apart (Again)
PM Shehbaz Sharif has pushed tax reforms to secure debt-stricken country’s 24th funding programme
Former JPMorgan banker says Islamabad must ‘get real’ as it seeks 24th IMF package
Argentina’s Merval leads Latin America as heavily indebted nations chart path to growth
Windfall is a boon to country hit by double-digit inflation and anaemic economic growth
Foreign buyers attracted to the local currency debt of former pariahs such as Kenya and Pakistan
Ticket prices for T20 match-up soar as tournament organisers hope to hook more fans in the US
The event, marking the end of Ramadan, will take place outdoors in central London with an audience of thousands
South Asia has world’s fastest economic growth but is failing to create jobs, says multilateral lender
Vote of confidence comes amid angry protests by supporters of former premier Imran Khan
High debt, low growth and raging inflation will challenge a new government lacking a public mandate
Surge for jailed former PM’s candidates in base for army and dynastic parties could weaken incoming coalition
The shocking election result is a repudiation of military control
Jailed former PM says proposed alliance has ‘no moral ground’ after allegations of vote rigging
Pakistan’s shocking election results have left the country in turmoil
Success for former PM’s supporters deals blow to military establishment and heralds more instability
Rival parties begin coalition talks after poll marred by delays, mobile blackouts and vote-tampering allegations
Independents from former PM’s party will be largest group in parliament but will struggle to form government
