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Pakistan is currently facing significant challenges, including economic instability, political turmoil, and rising inflation. The weakening currency, high unemployment rates, and a growing fiscal deficit have strained the economy, affecting millions of citizens. Political tensions between parties have further deepened divisions, leading to uncertainty and protests. Additionally, natural disasters, such as floods, have worsened living conditions, displacing thousands and damaging infrastructure. The education and healthcare sectors also face severe constraints, leaving many without access to basic services. Despite these hardships, Pakistanis remain resilient, hoping for reforms and international support to stabilize the economy and foster long-term growth and unity.

Metro bus services in Islamabad and Rawalpindi have resumed after being disrupted by the protests, providing relief to commuters Pakistan has strengthened ties with China and Belarus. High-level meetings have focused on counter-terrorism cooperation and trade agreements​ Lahore's air quality remains a significant concern, with the city ranking as one of the most polluted globally. Smog has slightly improved, leading authorities to ease restrictions in certain districtsThe Pak-Afghan border remains a hotspot for security concerns. Pakistani forces recently repelled an infiltration attempt, eliminating three militants. Pakistan has called on Afghanistan to enhance its border management efforts​ Clashes between rival tribes in Kurram District have escalated, with the death toll reaching Protests organized by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) are ongoing, with significant disruptions in Islamabad and Rawalpindi. Clashes with law enforcement have led to over 950 arrests PTI's l