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Pakistan's border closure since October 11 has crippled trade, stranded cargo, and damaged key industries.
Pakistan's prolonged closure of its border with Afghanistan since October 11 has severely damaged its economy, disrupting supply chains and causing shortages in key sectors.
Cement producers face higher costs after Afghan coal imports halted, forcing reliance on expensive alternatives.
Pharmaceutical and agricultural exports have stalled, with millions in trade blocked and perishable goods spoiling.
Over 9,000 containers remain stuck, and businesses warn of major losses.
Afghanistan has shifted trade toward India and Iran, deepening Pakistan’s economic isolation.
Despite security justifications from Pakistan’s military, the UN and analysts urge reopening to prevent further regional instability.
El cierre de la frontera de Pakistán desde el 11 de octubre ha paralizado el comercio, bloqueado la carga y dañado las industrias clave.