Editorial: Democracy in Pakistan subverted
The paper says Pakistan has been thrown into the dark abyss of a constitutional crisis in the wake of PM Khan’s actions.
The paper says Pakistan has been thrown into the dark abyss of a constitutional crisis in the wake of PM Khan’s actions.
The development comes a day after it became clear that the Pakistan Prime Minister had lost his majority in the National Assembly.
The prime minister fired those warnings in a live address to the nation days ahead of voting on a no-trust resolution against him in the National Assembly that will decide his…
No prime minister in the country's history has seen out a full term, and PM Imran Khan is facing the biggest challenge to his rule since being elected in 2018.
Prime Minister Imran Khan made the revelation while addressing a ceremony for the launch of the e-passport facility in Islamabad.
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During the visit he would hold multiple bilateral meetings with his counterparts from China, Russia and Iraq, among others.
Despite many obstacles, women have gone on to carve a niche for themselves in the world of economics.
The premier also asserted that he would not tender his resignation.
Last year, the premier urged lawmakers to use their 'democratic right'. Now, he wants to make it illegal for them to do so.