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Pakistan News: Jailed ex-premier Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party-backed independents pose a tough challenge to former prime minister Nawaz Sharif's PML-N in the 2023 Pakistan elections.

Counting was underway Thursday after millions of Pakistanis voted in an election marred by rigging allegations and a shutdown of mobile phone services, while the country's most popular politician Imran Khan languished in jail.

Polling stations for Pakistan's election on Thursday, after mobile phone networks switched off across the country and a string of security incidents

Brushes off suggestions his party might not win majority and will need to form coalition

Private TV channels began reporting results on the basis of partial counting, which showed that Sharifs (PML-N) and PTI-supported independent candidates were neck-in-neck in the most populous Punjab province, which sends almost half of the representatives to the National Assembly.

Pakistan News: Voters in Pakistan demand more schools for rural women. Bomb blasts outside candidates' offices in Balochistan province kill 28 people, claimed by the

With counting underway, Imran Khans PTI-backed independent candidates are likely to take an early lead against Nawaz Sharifs PML-N. | World News

Former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif is expressing confidence his party will win national elections. Thursdays vote has been marred by violence and controversy, especially a total mobile shutdown and

LAHORE, Pakistan (AP) — Former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif expressed confidence his party would win national elections Thursday, a vote that has been marred by violence and controversy, especially

Former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif is expressing confidence his party will win national elections. Thursdays vote has been marred by violence and controversy, especially a total mobile shutdown and