New Delhi, Dec 28 (IANS) The International Monetary Fund’s Executive Board has paradoxically approved another $1.29 billion as financial support for Pakistan despite the multilateral institution’s own report highlighting the corruption in the debt-ridden country, which is coming in the way of repaying these loans.The IMF has just released a 186-page “Governance and Corruption Diagnostic Assessment” that paints a grim portrait of Pakistan’s institutional decay.”The timing is striking: the dia…
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