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Imran Khan - Page 2

May 23, 2023
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Predicting Imran Khan’s Political Future

Ever since the assassination of Prime Minister Liaqat Ali Khan Pakistan has always been under indirect and later direct rule by the army. Global cricket legend Imran Khan’s removal from the post

Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Is It the End of the Saga for Imran Khan?

HAS THE SAGA OF IMRAN KHAN ENDED? Finally, the curtain appears to have been pulled down on the drama enacted by the Pakistan army on the most popular politician alive by sentencing him to ten years imprisonment. Former Prime Minister

February 3, 2024

The Cipher Conspiracy and The Intercept’s Reveal

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The political landscape of Pakistan has been in turmoil recently, primarily due to the claims and revelations surrounding Imran Khan’s conspiracy narrative involving a

Resolving Pakistan’s Conundrum: Emphasizing Consensus over Violence

Columns

The recent protests in Pakistan raised questions about stability and peace. This is because Pakistan Takhreek -e- Insaf (PTI) is one of Pakistan’s most

Pakistan: Supreme Court declares Imran Khan’s ‘arrest illegal’

May 11, 2023
News

In a major relief for Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), Chairman Imran Khan’s arrest has been declared “illegal” by the Supreme Court. The order came shortly after the PTI chief was presented in court. 

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Imran Khan’s Corruption Crusade Crumbles?

May 10, 2023
Columns/Corruption

Imran Khan, the former cricketer turned politician and ex-Prime Minister of Pakistan, has been a controversial figure since he entered politics. Over the years, he has been accused of corruption and faced

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