Pakistan, Nov. 6 -- Pakistan's total external debt nearly doubled over the past decade, surging past 135 billion dollars according to new official data. The World Bank released its comprehensive International Debt Report 2026, detailing the country's expanding international financial obligations. Furthermore, the report highlights that Pakistan's external debt stood at 68.67 billion dollars in 2015 before reaching 135.10 billion dollars by 2025. Consequently, economic analysts warn that rising debt service burdens present severe challenges for long-term fiscal stability. Therefore, national financial authorities are prioritizing structural economic reforms to manage external repayment schedules. Ultimately, managing international liabilit...