'Three Cups of Tea' With Pakistan's Musharraf Greg Mortenson, executive director of the Central Asia Institute, met with Pakistani leader Pervez Musharraf during a recent trip to the region.

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Pakistan is the world's biggest importer of tea. The country buys around $600 million worth of it annually, mainly from Kenya. On average, Pakistanis drink about three cups of tea daily.

“The problem is Pakistani elites will impose heavy taxes on the masses and snatch our cup of tea, but they will never leave their lavish life,” Hameed Khan, a 45-year-old journalist from the ...

One or a maximum of two tea cups a day is enough. More than that is a “mere addiction,” he said. “If we reduce the tea intake by half, we can save up to $300 million every year.

Pakistan is now officially addicted to what has become an increasingly pricey habit, given that a kilogram of loose tea costs Rs540 ($5.50). The country’s most well-known philanthropist, Abdul ...

In Pakistan, tea happens to bring people together. Given the fact that there is no bar culture in Pakistan, our social activities revolve around tea drinking mostly.

Greg Mortenson was lost in the mountains of Pakistan and wandered into a poor village, where the chief and his people took care of him. Moved by their kindness, he returned to build more than 60 ...

I n an unusual critique of its spy agency, ISI, Pakistan's deputy prime minister Ishaq Dar has connected a visit by a 2021 visit to Kabul by then ISI chief "for tea" to the recent uptick in ...