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Significant things is the fact that imran khan has politically survived the course of this week. and there were points during the course of this week where it was not certain what would happen to the pti, his political party, that movement, how it was going to be affected by mr khan being in police custody. but the fact that he has come through to this weekend is being celebrated by his supporters and will presumably make mr khan feel even stronger. music lovers are counting down to the grand fi...

Uniindia: Islamabad, May 13 (UNI) Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief and former prime minister Imran Khan in an address to the nation, his first after his release from jail, said his party workers were not involved in the incidents of violence across the country following his arrest on May 9.

Of challenges in the courts here. that was our west coast correspondent sophie long in el paso, texas. nhs england will offer free home test kits for hepatitis c from today. its an attempt to reach thousands of people who are infected with the virus, but may not know they need treatment. i think one of the problems about hepatitis c is you can have it for a long time without knowing you have got it because the symptoms are very similar for other things. so this is a really easy and safe and conf...

Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif said the cases would be tried by anti-terrorism courts

Supreme Court voids ‘illegal’ arrest of Khan

Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan arrived at an Islamabad court on Friday under heavy security cover as his supporters clashed with police elsewhere in the city, broadcaster Geo TV reported.

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Imran Khan’s arrest has fuelled instability in Pakistan at a time of economic crisis, with record inflation, anaemic growth and delayed IMF funding

Pakistan former prime minister Imran Khan was granted two weeks of bail by Islamabad High Court on Friday in a graft case, private television channel...

ISLAMABAD -- The Islamabad High Court on Friday granted former Prime Minister Imran Khan bail for two weeks, capping a week in which the opposition le