The Economist Publications (PUK Rights) 
Economist: Pakistan 
Perilous Journey

The Penguin Economist Special reports delve into the most pressing economic issues of the day: from national and global economies, to the impact of trade, industry and jobs. Written to be read on a long commute or in your lunch hour – be better informed in under an hour.Pakistan is in a tricky situation. It is under constant scrutiny by the world media but is more often than not described in terms of its problems.There are indeed difficulties – bordering the unsettled nations of Afghanistan and Iran puts it in a precarious position. A poor and badly educated population for the most part is not helping the country’s growth.There is hope.The wealth of natural resources, a growing, urban population and a more democratic government all point to a positive future.But with the NATO withdrawal from its troubled neighbours nearing, Pakistan’s survival hangs in the balance.Simon Long’s special report includes the following sections:Perilous Journey Too close for comfort State of vulnerability Captain’s innings In the shadow of the mosque Lights off A taste of Hunny Always with us Dripping with blood Going with the flow