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US flags lack of oversight over Pakistan's surging $3 trillion defence budget

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The US State Department has raised concerns about insufficient oversight of Pakistan's military and intelligence expenditure. The report also highlighted issues around government debt disclosure and delays in publishing budget proposals. Pakistan's defence allocation has seen a significant rise for the upcoming financial year. Washington is urging Islamabad to adopt greater transparency in its military and intelligence budgets. The assessment underscores persistent fiscal transparency challenges facing Pakistan.

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