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Repeated arrests, filthy cells: Inside Pakistan’s crackdown 

  • Pakistan has been unsettled since Khan was ousted from office as prime minister in 2022 and launched street protests for fresh polls 
  • A full-blown economic crisis, with runaway inflation, plunge in currency and the possibility of debt default, has added to the turmoil 
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Government says central bank autonomy not without checks and balances

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Pakistan appoints new finance minister to 'devise pro-poor policies'

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