Imran Khan Calls for Renewed Protest in Pakistan
The highlights this week: Pakistan’s opposition sounds off against proposed amendments to the constitution, the U.S. State Department’s top Afghanistan official moves on without a replacement, and police crack down hard on protests in Bangladesh.
Imran Khan's party leaders have been staging protests, claiming that the Pakistan government should adhere to the ...
Pakistani authorities have placed shipping containers on key roads and highways leading to the capital and suspended ...
Authorities in Pakistan sealed off the capital, Islamabad, and blocked cellphone services on Friday to prevent an ...
The law and order situation in the Pakistani capital remained tense for the second consecutive day on Sunday as jailed former prime minister Imran Khan’s party decided to continue its protest against ...
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The suspension of cellphone service in Islamabad and Rawalpindi on Friday disrupted communications and affected basic ...
Maryam Nawaz said that PTI comprises "trained terrorists" on the frontlines, whom it uses to target the police and the state. She stated that no state could tolerate a political party, that acts like ...
Amin Gandapur was detained by paramilitary and police forces after he arrived at the official residence of the Khyber ...
The Pakistan Army was deployed to Islamabad and Lahore to control protests by supporters of jailed former Prime Minister ...
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