The Convergence of Crises in Pakistan: Political, Economic, and Social Challenges

Pakistan is grappling with a multipronged crisis that threatens its political stability, economic survival, and social cohesion. The country faces soaring inflation, dwindling foreign reserves, and a weakening currency, compounded by political turmoil and fragile democratic institutions. At the same time, rising extremism, governance failures, and natural disasters like floods have deepened public discontent. With a growing population and strained infrastructure, Pakistan’s challenges are interconnected and escalating. This crisis is not confined to one sector—it spans across the economy, politics, security, and climate. Navigating these overlapping threats requires urgent reforms, strong leadership, and sustained international cooperation to avert deeper instability.