`Path of thorns`: An IMF bailout set to impede PM Imran Khan`s agenda
(WorldNews Pakistan)

ISLAMABAD: From cutting power subsidies to forcing currency devaluations that stoke inflation, the hard choices facing Pakistan as it seeks a bailout from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) pose a major headache for populist new Prime Minister Imran Khan. IMF demands details of all debts Pakistani officials met IMF representatives this week in Bali and formally requested Islamabad’s 13th bailout since the late 1980s to give the economy breathing room, while they implement reforms aiming to end decades of boom and bust cycles. Naya Pakistan Housing Programme: How to apply as registration form issued On top of lending the country to avert another balance of payments crisis, the IMF is...