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Imran Khan has added fuel to prevailing public discontent by giving a call to lay siege to the capital

Police use tear gas to disperse crowds and at least one person died in clashes; scores more injured, including journalists

Meet will discuss ongoing cooperation in fields of economy, trade, environment and socio-cultural linkages and review the performance of the Organisation

It is highly unlikely that India and Pakistan will engage in bilateral talks of any kind on the sidelines of SCO summit

In an embarrassment to government, a large number of PTI protesters managed to reach Islamabad by overcoming multiple barriers

It will remain in the city from October 5-17 to maintain law and order for the upcoming Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit

Says talks with government would be counterproductive as there is an unannounced martial law in the country

As per details, the ATC judge Arshad Javed heard the interim bail pleas in three cases including the Jinnah House attack.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf leader Asad Qaiser in an interview with DawnNewsTV said if the party got back its cricket bat electoral symbol after the recent organisational polls, then both parties would merge and “remain as PTI”.

By snatching the mandate, they have dashed the nation's hopes," Khan alleged, the report said.

On the other hand, the PTI says no such security concern was conveyed to the party's legal team.

Warraich said a search operation continued throughout the previous day, therefore, no meeting was allowed with the PTI founder.

The PTI's letter, sent out ahead of the new prime minister Shehbaz Sharif's oath-taking on March 4, urged the IMF to give the poll results a thorough examination before cutting any new deal with Islamabad.

Sharif would be well advised to focus on tackling the challenges facing his country instead of raking up the Kashmir issue

He noted that negotiations with the IMF are underway for a USD 6-billion-dollar agreement, which is crucial for the country's economic health.

One thing certain about the Pakistan’s new coalition government is its inherent political instability

In a veiled reference to opposition parties' attempts at snatching away his party's victory in the February 8 polls, Khan also said, “PTI will never compromise.”

Pakistan is staring at prolonged political instability and chaos at a time when it is already steeped in multiple crises

No one will believe Nawaz Sharif, who delivered a victory speech despite lacking support in 30 seats.

The unofficial results called by Geo News for 204 seats have shown the independent candidates, mostly backed by former PM Imran Khan, leading with 87 seats, followed by PML-N at 60 seats and PPP at 45 seats.