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Pakistan prime minister says those involved in violence of Khan detention will face terrorism trials

  • Shahbaz Sharif's warnings were a sign of further escalation in the long-running showdown between the government and Khan
  • The recent chain of events began Tuesday when Khan was dragged out of a courtroom and arrested in the capital of Islamabad
By AP ·

Pakistani parliament’s ruling sought over ex-PM Khan’s party

By Reuters ·

Pakistan police halt bid to arrest ex-PM Khan after clashes

By AFP ·
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Pakistani court rejects petition by ex-PM Khan’s party in foreign funding case

By Arab News Pakistan ·
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Ex-PM Khan aide arrested for sedition over ‘threats’ to members of election regulator

By Aamir Saeed ·

Ex-PM Khan’s party says it won’t accept any interim setup installed by government

By AAMIR SAEED  ·

Ex-PM Khan’s party vows to use ‘all means’ to force early elections in Pakistan

By Aamir Saeed ·

Pakistan police launch probe in gun attack on ex-premier Khan

By Reuters ·

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