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SLAMABAD — Pakistan's Supreme Court ruled on Thursday (May 11) that former Prime Minister Imran Khan's arrest was unlawful, two days after his detention on graft allegations triggered deadly violence, escalating his tussle with the powerful military. The protests coincide with Pakistan's worst economic crisis in decades, with record high inflation, anaemic growth and IMF funding delayed for months, prompting...

Pakistan's Supreme Court on Thursday ordered the release of the country's popular former Prime Minister Imran Khan, whose dramatic arrest and detention have sparked nationwide violent protests. The 70-year-old former cricket star was dragged outside and shoved into an armored vehicle by paramilitary troops Tuesday as he waited to attend a court hearing in the…

While reporting on the protests against the arrest of former prime minister Imran Khan, I was attacked and held without cause. I’m not the only one.

Says Imran's remarks based on "malice", amount to "backing terrorists".

Each year, Crisis Group publishes two updates to the EU Watch List that identify where the EU and its member states can help enhance prospects for peace. This update includes entries on the Sahel, Iran, Kosovo and Serbia, Pakistan and organised crime in Latin America.

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Islamabad - Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan alleged Friday that the powerful military was behind his short-lived arrest on graft charges,

Pakistan, a country often referred to as a failed state, is now looking at a stark future with financial crisis and political instability after the arrest of

The network allegedly fueled the Khalistan movement and played a significant part in creating and operating narco-terrorism.

Chaos has descended upon Pakistan. Imran Khan’s arrest has led to violent protests across the country with mobs attacking military installations. Such anger against the country’s most powerful establishment is unprecedented