A capital on lockdown, internet blackouts and protesters clashing with police. What’s going on in Pakistan?
Thousands of supporters of Pakistan’s jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan broke through barricades around the capital Tuesday and marched into Islamabad, clashing with security forces and demanding his release.
Life in Islamabad began to return to normal on Wednesday after a grand operation to disperse Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf (PTI) ...
Imran Khan’s party described Tuesday’s clashes as “a massacre,” but the government denied that live ammunition was used.
Lockdown in Pakistan’s capital ends after police disperse protestors demanding release of Imran Khan
ISLAMABAD (AP) — Authorities reopened roads linking Pakistan’s capital with the rest of the country, ending a four-day ...
Mohsin Naqvi, Pakistan’s Interior Minister, has warned that after December 31 of this year, Afghan nationals will not be allowed to live in Islamabad without official authorization.
"It's only human to expect a friend to show support in these difficult times," Imran Khan aide Zulfikar Bukhari told Newsweek ...
Pakistan and the World Bank have agreed to address the issue of smog through mutual cooperation. This came at a meeting ...
The standoff between the Pakistani government and the supporters of former Prime Minister Imran Khan has reached a boiling ...
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US Congressman Ro Khanna seeks sanctions against Pakistani officials. Violence erupted during protests supporting Imran Khan.
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