The Governor of the Central Media Bank of Sudan, Mohamad Kheir Az-Zabeir, announced after his meeting with the Sudanese Council of Ministers on Thursday 04/102018 that there will be a bundle of economic policies in order to deal with the economic downfall in Sudan. He further announced,“The government will eliminate all kinds of government control […]

“Heroin is to drug addicts what foreign exchange (read dollars) is to Pakistan’s economy right now. When a drug addict enters a rehabilitation clinic, he often perceives the doctor as the enemy, stripping away the addict’s ability to experience joy in life. Asad Umar is in a similar position with the Pakistani people, as he […]

But Rather by the Restoring the Authority of Islam to the Ummah and its Complete Implementation in All its Affairs After al-Razzaz’s government conclusion of its ministerial teams rounds in the provinces, where it faced a strong resistance and rejection in most of its events and meetings with the public; not only for the new […]

The US Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco reported on the 13th of August, that 10 years after the 2008 financial crisis: “the U.S. economy remains significantly smaller than it should be”, which “represents a lifetime present-value income loss of about $70,000 for every American”, and “the United States is not alone.”

Merchants of the shops in the city of Qadarif organized a strike on Thursday, 6th of September 2018 where they shut their businesses as a protest against the increase on taxes which reached triple the amount originally taken from them in the past. The question is: Is it Islamically legal to take taxes from merchants […]

Bajwa-Imran Regime has Started Implementing IMF Conditions Even Before Securing IMF Debt Hizb ut Tahrir / Wilayah Pakistan rejects the increase in gas prices by 46 percent on average, as well as the two Rupees per unit increase in electricity prices. Has the Bajwa-Imran regime lost all its senses? Why is it increasing the prices […]

Those observing Istanbul’s construction boom will not have been surprised by last week’s currency collapse – it’s all based on debt. Much of that borrowing was done on the basis of profit margins that never materialised. (Source: The Guardian)

According to Bloomberg, 13th of August, 2018, “America never made up the growth it lost in the 2008 global financial crisis and the recession it triggered. A decade later, U.S. households are still counting the cost.

The tax proposals submitted through the 2018 Finance Bill are designed to generate an additional Ksh 27.5 billion in tax revenue for the FY 2018/19. The 2018/2019 budget deficit of Ksh 558.9 billion (equivalent to 5.7 percent of GDP) will be financed by net external financing amounting to Ksh 287.0 billion (equivalent to 3.0 percent […]

A Mandate with a New Look The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is currently holding its second review session with the Jordanian government and unofficial figures, to market its corrective program for the Jordanian economy. From our review of what the IMF has published in its website under the title: “Jordan and the IMF Frequently Asked […]

With elections scheduled for 25 July 2018, corruption is a major electioneering issue. However, seeking to end corruption through Democracy, is like seeking a cure through the diseases itself. The case of written-off, non-performing loans, worth billions of rupees is one of many examples that prove Democracy promotes corrupt practices. The Supreme Court of Pakistan […]