Imran Khan murder attempt the latest in Pakistan’s bloody political history
Without changes in security protocols it is a matter of when — not if —another major national figure is assassinated.
Without changes in security protocols it is a matter of when — not if —another major national figure is assassinated.
The apprehension of the former prime minister, indicted under the politically-charged anti-terrorism act, could trigger violence.
An irate outgoing prime minister accuses the US of orchestrating his demise in government because he refused to play ball.
Imran Khan is out, but his supporters are agitated. Meanwhile, terror attacks are rising and the economy is in crisis mode.
Embattled leader directs president to dissolve National Assembly to avoid ‘no confidence’ vote.
PM Khan is allowing radicalism to fester, giving militants more of a say in foreign policy. This is putting a strain on US relations, too.
The country has long viewed its ties to China as a strategic partnership, but recently it seems to be exploring a more independent course.