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Debt, inflation & IMF dependence: Pakistan still spending $900k every month on US lobbying

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Debt, inflation & IMF dependence: Pakistan still spending $900k every month on US lobbying
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Pakistan continues to spend approximately $900,000 monthly on lobbying efforts in the United States despite facing severe domestic economic crises and debt. The spending is part of a broader strategy to maintain diplomatic influence and security cooperation in Washington.

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This highlights the tension between a nation's fiscal instability and its perceived need to invest in foreign influence campaigns to secure international support.

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The framing emphasizes the contrast between economic hardship and government spending, which is a common critical angle in geopolitical reporting.

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