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The IMF Is Using the Debt Crisis to Hollow Out Pakistan’s Sovereignty

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Imran Khan's government came to power in 2018 promising to reorient Pakistan's economy toward the needs of the population. But faced with a debt crisis it soon dropped its reformist agenda — and now, the International Monetary Fund is pressuring it to place its State Bank permanently beyond democratic control. Pakistan's prime minister Imran Khan speaks during a press conference, 2020.

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The IMF Is Using the Debt Crisis to Hollow Out Pakistan’s Sovereignty

Imran Khan's government came to power in 2018 promising to reorient Pakistan's economy toward the needs of the population. But faced with a debt crisis it soon dropped its reformist agenda — and now, the International Monetary Fund is pressuring it to place its State Bank permanently beyond democratic control. Pakistan's prime minister Imran Khan speaks during a press conference, 2020. (Wakil Kohsar / AFP via Getty Images) As the COVID-19 crisis…

3 years ago·New York, United States

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