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Khan’s indictment follows a decision by the Election Commission of Pakistan in October, which found him guilty of illegally selling state gifts between 2018 and 2022

ISLAMABAD -- Pakistan on Wednesday faced a second day of turmoil over the arrest of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, as enraged supporters protested,

The action against ex-cricket star comes at a precarious time for the South Asian country as it grapples with a severe economic crisis

At least five people have been killed and more than 1,000 arrested after Khan’s arrest

Imran Khan, who was ousted in a no-confidence vote in 2022 but remains the leading opposition figure, was dragged from the Islamabad High Court by security agents, officials said.

NEW DELHI/ISLAMABAD (Financial Times)  -- Imran Khan has said Pakistan will struggle to break out of a cycle of debilitating debt repayments with

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Since being ousted from office by a vote of no confidence last year, former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan has vowed he will captain the country a second time.

Tehrik-i-Insaf chairman Imran Khan initially supported General Musharraf, but when pro-government parties joined hands to form the National Alliance, Imran Khan did not join it. Soon after, he leveled charges of pre-poll rigging against the government, with Tariq Aziz, Principal Secretary to General Musharraf, the main target as the mastermind behind pre-poll rigging in the Punjab. Tehrik-i-Insaf adopted a multi-pronged strategy that was designed to appeal to all classes of people.

The top diplomats of the United States and Britain together called Tuesday for adherence to the "rule of law" in Pakistan after former prime minister Imran Khans arrest triggered nationwide violence.