Pakistan Desk

A desk that reads Pakistan’s record every morning and tells you what changed. For newsrooms, researchers and missions.

Morning brief

Economy, politics, security and the region, prepared by 7:30 PKT, each development with its sources and why it matters.

Monitors and alerts

Follow a programme, an authority, a company or a border. A message the moment the record changes, with the document.

Official-records desk

Every notification, release and order, as issued, searchable, summarised on request and cited to the page.

Exports

Briefs and dossiers as PDF and Word, with citations intact, in English and Urdu.

The morning brief.

Four sections, each development in one sentence, each with its sources. Ask the desk anything about it.

“Summarise every ECP notification since [date].”

“What did the State Bank say about reserves this quarter, with the page?”

“Build a dossier on [subject] from our reporting and the record.”

“Translate this notification and flag what changed from the last one.”

The record, structured.

Read at the source as it is issued. Searchable by authority, subject and date; every summary cites the page.

Built for.

Newsrooms

A morning brief that is already sourced, and a records desk that answers in minutes with the document.

Universities and researchers

The record, structured and dated, with exports that keep their citations.

Missions and NGOs

Monitors on the authorities and issues you follow, in English, with the Urdu originals attached.

Banks and funds

State Bank, FBR and Gazette notifications the morning they appear, summarised and flagged for change.

By the seat.

10,000 PKR a seat a month, 3 seats minimum. A named desk at The Thursday Times answers your people directly.

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A named desk

An editor who knows your beat and answers within a working day.

Seats move with people

Add, remove and reassign seats by writing to your desk.

Invoiced in rupees or dollars

Monthly or yearly, in advance.