Will the arrest of several PTI leaders a day after holding rally to demand Khan’s release worsen the political conflict?
The raids in Islamabad come after major protests in the capital calling for Khan’s release from jail.
Recent comments by a minister and the army indicate that Khan may face a military trial. What will that mean?
Thousands of people have rallied in the streets of Islamabad to call for the release of former PM Imran Khan.
Thousands protest on the outskirts of Islamabad demanding an end to Imran Khan’s imprisonment.
Khan’s party holds a rally in Islamabad, marking its first show of strength since the disputed February elections.
The amendments were opposed by former PM Imran Khan. Ironically, their reinstatement could help him.
Chris Patten, the current chancellor of Oxford University, announced in February that he would be stepping down.
Khan says ready to hold ‘conditional negotiations’ with powerful military and has appointed a representative for talks.
Officials from PTI, which the government says it wants to disband, are reported to have been detained.
Analysts say the move could have been triggered by recent legal wins for the PTI — but could backfire on the government.
Information Minister Attaullah Tarar makes the announcement, alleging opposition party involved in antistate activities.
Acquittal comes after another appeals court upheld the couple’s conviction, but Khan’s lawyer says he won’t be released.
Former PM’s party to get key parliament seats, denying the ruling coalition a two-thirds majority.