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EU official says Pakistan's rights record puts trade status at risk

An EU official says Pakistan's human-rights record jeopardizes its trade status with the bloc. The report describes a warning rather than a confirmed sanctions or trade decision.

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A change in Pakistan's EU trade access could affect exports and bilateral relations, though no action is yet confirmed.

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  1. Rights record in Pakistan jeopardizes trade status, EU official says ↗christiandaily.com · Recorded source date: Sep 4, 2026, 11:01 PM UTC

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