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Imran Khan - Page 2

December 21, 2025
Human Rights/Interviews

Imran Khan’s Sons Speak Out: ‘What They’re Doing to Our Father is Barbaric’

As Imran Khan’s jail sentence extends, his sons Sulaiman and Kasim have spoken publicly for the first time about the conditions their father faces in Pakistan’s Adiala jail, describing them as a

Defence/Pakistan

Pakistan’s Post-Rigged Election Terrain

The Nation Becomes a Victim of Futile Elections A nation already on the edge of socioeconomic and moral crises, and facing challenges to its political integrity, falls prey to authoritarian tyranny, political machinations, and enduring suffering. This is due to

February 19, 2024

Pakistan: A Quagmire of Strange Democracy at Work

Pakistan

Pakistan represents traces of compelling authoritarian tyranny, political stupidity, and rooted political sinisterism that embody insolence and lost wisdom, along with hopes for navigational

Is It the End of the Saga for Imran Khan?

Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

HAS THE SAGA OF IMRAN KHAN ENDED? Finally, the curtain appears to have been pulled down on the drama enacted by the Pakistan army

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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