Pakistan: Militant attacks threaten economic stability

Deutsche Welle

05 Dec 2022 0 shares 1 views

Pakistan: Militant attacks threaten economic stability

Deutsche Welle

Published 05 Dec 2022

The banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has ended its cease-fire agreement with Islamabad and vowed to launch attacks across the country. What does it mean for Pakistan's economy?

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