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Pakistan: JUI-F Announces Observance of Black Day on February 8
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IMF urges Pakistan to fully implement National Tariff Policy 2025–30
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FAFEN: Parliamentary Oversight Remains Weak in Pakistan, Executive Dominance Persists
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