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Would Be "Foolish" Not To Have Good Relations With Army, Says Ex Pak PM Imran Khan
Pakistan's jailed former prime minister, Imran Khan, who blames the military for his ouster and 12-month-old imprisonment on what he calls trumped-up charges, said on Sunday it would be "foolish" not to have "excellent" relations with the army.
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"Indians Can Decide...": Pak On Not Congratulating PM Modi After Polls
Pakistan today said that it desired cordial and "cooperative ties" with all its neighbours, including India, and wants to resolve disputes through talks.
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US Highlights Irregularities In Pakistan's February 8 Elections
The US has highlighted irregularities in the February 8 general elections in Pakistan and expressed the US commitment to strengthening the cash-strapped country's democratic institutions and cooperating to counter terrorist threats.
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Pakistan Court Bars Oath Taking For Candidates Allotted Reserved Seats
A Pakistan court on Wednesday barred till Thursday the oath-taking of those candidates who were allotted reserved seats in the National Assembly that the Sunni Ittehad Council (SIC) has claimed should have been given to it.
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Pakistan Parliament Elects Speaker Amid Protests By Imran Khan's Supporters
Pakistan's new parliament elected a speaker on Friday, despite protests from lawmakers loyal to jailed ex-prime minister Imran Khan three weeks after an election they claim was brazenly rigged.
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Pak Parliament To Elect New PM On March 3, Shehbaz Sharif Frontrunner
The National Assembly (NA) Secretariat has released the timetable for the prime ministerial election to be held in Pakistan on March 3, as per ARY News.
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Amid Poll Rigging Allegations, Pak's Newly Elected Parliament Takes Oath
Lawmakers were sworn in during the first sitting of Pakistan's new parliament Thursday, three weeks after an election marred by widespread allegations of rigging.
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New Pakistan Government Will Rely On "Goodwill Of Military", Say Experts
Pakistan's voters expressed their disillusionment with the nation's powerful military in a surprising election result earlier this month. But the army is still poised to have more control from behind the scenes than ever.
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Imran Khan's Party To Stage Countrywide Protests Against Poll "Rigging" On March 2
Pakistan's jailed former prime minister Imran Khan's party on Tuesday announced a countrywide protest on Saturday against the alleged rigging in the February 8 elections that has prevented the party from returning to power.
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Jailed Imran Khan Writes To IMF, Seeks Election Audit Before New Loan
Imran Khan confirmed on Friday that he had sent a letter to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) demanding that it hold an audit of the election results before approving any new loan for Islamabad, The News International reported.
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Imran Khan's Party Goes To Pak Supreme Court Over Alleged Poll Rigging
Jailed former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan's party on Friday approached the Supreme Court challenging the outcome of the February 8 general elections alleging widespread rigging.
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New Pak Government Likely By March 2; Presidential Poll Before March 9: Report
With a power-sharing deal already inked, the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz and the Pakistan Peoples Party are moving ahead with plans to form a coalition government by March 2 and hold the presidential election before March 9, according to a media rep
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"Extremely Ashamed": Pakistan Ex Bureaucrat's Stunning U-Turn On Poll Rigging Allegations
In a volte-face, former senior bureaucrat Liaquat Ali Chattha, who alleged that 13 candidates from Pakistan's garrison city of Rawalpindi were forcefully declared winners in the elections, on Thursday withdrew his allegations and said that he was "ex
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At Midnight Meet, Shehbaz Sharif, Bilawal Bhutto Seal Power-Sharing Deal In Pakistan
Pakistan's two old-guard political parties agreed to form a government, a move that breaks an almost two-week deadlock and likely keeps jailed former premier Imran Khan's party out of power.
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Pakistan's Two Major Parties To Meet Today To End Political Stalemate
Pakistan's two major parties are set to meet on Monday to try and bridge differences over forming a minority coalition government after an inconclusive election, a top party official said, underscoring its political and economic instability.
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Would Be "Foolish" Not To Have Good Relations With Army, Says Ex Pak PM Imran Khan
Pakistan's jailed former prime minister, Imran Khan, who blames the military for his ouster and 12-month-old imprisonment on what he calls trumped-up charges, said on Sunday it would be "foolish" not to have "excellent" relations with the army.
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"Indians Can Decide...": Pak On Not Congratulating PM Modi After Polls
Pakistan today said that it desired cordial and "cooperative ties" with all its neighbours, including India, and wants to resolve disputes through talks.
-
US Highlights Irregularities In Pakistan's February 8 Elections
The US has highlighted irregularities in the February 8 general elections in Pakistan and expressed the US commitment to strengthening the cash-strapped country's democratic institutions and cooperating to counter terrorist threats.
-
Pakistan Court Bars Oath Taking For Candidates Allotted Reserved Seats
A Pakistan court on Wednesday barred till Thursday the oath-taking of those candidates who were allotted reserved seats in the National Assembly that the Sunni Ittehad Council (SIC) has claimed should have been given to it.
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Pakistan Parliament Elects Speaker Amid Protests By Imran Khan's Supporters
Pakistan's new parliament elected a speaker on Friday, despite protests from lawmakers loyal to jailed ex-prime minister Imran Khan three weeks after an election they claim was brazenly rigged.
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Pak Parliament To Elect New PM On March 3, Shehbaz Sharif Frontrunner
The National Assembly (NA) Secretariat has released the timetable for the prime ministerial election to be held in Pakistan on March 3, as per ARY News.
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Amid Poll Rigging Allegations, Pak's Newly Elected Parliament Takes Oath
Lawmakers were sworn in during the first sitting of Pakistan's new parliament Thursday, three weeks after an election marred by widespread allegations of rigging.
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New Pakistan Government Will Rely On "Goodwill Of Military", Say Experts
Pakistan's voters expressed their disillusionment with the nation's powerful military in a surprising election result earlier this month. But the army is still poised to have more control from behind the scenes than ever.
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Imran Khan's Party To Stage Countrywide Protests Against Poll "Rigging" On March 2
Pakistan's jailed former prime minister Imran Khan's party on Tuesday announced a countrywide protest on Saturday against the alleged rigging in the February 8 elections that has prevented the party from returning to power.
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Jailed Imran Khan Writes To IMF, Seeks Election Audit Before New Loan
Imran Khan confirmed on Friday that he had sent a letter to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) demanding that it hold an audit of the election results before approving any new loan for Islamabad, The News International reported.
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Imran Khan's Party Goes To Pak Supreme Court Over Alleged Poll Rigging
Jailed former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan's party on Friday approached the Supreme Court challenging the outcome of the February 8 general elections alleging widespread rigging.
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New Pak Government Likely By March 2; Presidential Poll Before March 9: Report
With a power-sharing deal already inked, the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz and the Pakistan Peoples Party are moving ahead with plans to form a coalition government by March 2 and hold the presidential election before March 9, according to a media rep
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"Extremely Ashamed": Pakistan Ex Bureaucrat's Stunning U-Turn On Poll Rigging Allegations
In a volte-face, former senior bureaucrat Liaquat Ali Chattha, who alleged that 13 candidates from Pakistan's garrison city of Rawalpindi were forcefully declared winners in the elections, on Thursday withdrew his allegations and said that he was "ex
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At Midnight Meet, Shehbaz Sharif, Bilawal Bhutto Seal Power-Sharing Deal In Pakistan
Pakistan's two old-guard political parties agreed to form a government, a move that breaks an almost two-week deadlock and likely keeps jailed former premier Imran Khan's party out of power.
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Pakistan's Two Major Parties To Meet Today To End Political Stalemate
Pakistan's two major parties are set to meet on Monday to try and bridge differences over forming a minority coalition government after an inconclusive election, a top party official said, underscoring its political and economic instability.
