Us Aid To Pakistan

US freezes aid to Pakistan: Islamabad dismisses economic fears, but can it really count on Beijing?

Pakistan's economy is currently stable and growing, says senior World Bank economist Muhammad Waheed. But it is also financed through the World Bank, the IMF and the ADB

US Senator Rand Paul to introduce bill to eliminate aid to Pakistan; says money will be used to build roads

A top American Senator has announced that he will introduce a bill that would eliminate US aid to Pakistan and set the money aside for infrastructure funds to build roads in the US

Dissatisfied over Pakistan's inaction against terror groups, US mulls withholding $255 million in aid to Islamabad

US is strongly considering to withhold $255 million in aid to Pakistan, reflecting dissatisfaction with Islamabad's inaction against terror networks

Pakistan Army pins hope on Beijing as Islamabad and Washington clash over Afghanistan strategy

While Pakistan seems to have pinned its hopes on China, and the latter is making all the right noises, a rise in tensions between Pakistan and the US is not in Beijing’s interest

Pakistan treats US as a 'limitless ATM', sends welfare aide to military's kitty : Raymond Davis

Pakistan treats America like a "limitless ATM" and most of the US aid to the country goes to the military's kitty, Richard Davis said.

Bilateral ties improved: US justifies decision to revive aid to Pak

The United States has justified its decision to give USD 1.6 billion in economic and security assistance to Pakistan, arguing that the Obama administration is encouraged that the bilateral relationship has improved.

Sugar Daddy no more: US aid to Pakistan is drying up

Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif proclaimed two years ago that foreign aid wasn't the solution to Pakistan’s problems. Now, his wishes are about to come true: a new Congressional Research Service report shows United States aid is in sharp decline.