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CUPA Observatory

Observatory

Data tools for following the US–Pakistan relationship

Maps, timelines, trackers and datasets that follow the relationship between the United States and Pakistan as it happens. Every tool is built from public, cited sources, and its data is free to download and reuse.

6 live tools · 10 in development

In development

Tools we are building next. Each one will draw on official, public data and be documented in the open.

  • US aid explorer

    US assistance to Pakistan by year, sector and agency, from official foreign-assistance data.

    Coming soon
  • Trade dashboard

    Goods trade between the United States and Pakistan, month by month and product by product, from US Census data.

    Coming soon
  • Statements tracker

    What each government says about the other: official statements, readouts and briefings, searchable by theme.

    Coming soon
  • Sanctions and export controls

    US sanctions designations and export-control listings that involve Pakistani people, companies and institutions.

    Coming soon
  • Defence sales tracker

    US arms sales notified to Congress and other defence transfers to Pakistan, with their stated purpose.

    Coming soon
  • Agreements library

    Treaties, memorandums and joint statements between the two countries, with texts and status.

    Coming soon
  • US-funded projects map

    Where US-funded projects in Pakistan are, what they build and who carries them out.

    Coming soon
  • US–Pakistan Relations Index

    A single, transparent measure of the relationship’s temperature, built from trade, aid, visits and statements.

    Coming soon
  • Public-opinion hub

    How Americans and Pakistanis see each other, from published surveys, side by side.

    Coming soon
  • What to watch

    Forecasts on the questions that matter next, scored openly once the answers are known.

    Coming soon

Have data or an idea for a tool? Tell us.