Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan's Comparison to Donald Trump

Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, jailed on corruption charges, compared himself to Donald Trump in an interview with Fox News Digital. Khan remains popular despite legal troubles and draws parallels between his 'Naya Pakistan' agenda and Trump's MAGA movement.

Political unrest in Pakistan

Supporters of jailed former leader Imran Khan marched on the capital of Pakistan demanding his release, leading to clashes with police amid ongoing sectarian violence in the country. The government locked down the city and restricted internet access, while a military-backed government accused the protesters of disrupting a visit by Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko. The chaos follows a cease-fire between Shiite and Sunni Muslim groups near the Afghan border after days of deadly clashes.

Clashes in Pakistan over Imran Khan's Arrest

Police in Pakistan's northwestern district of Attock fired tear gas at supporters of jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan protesting for his release and marching towards the capital Islamabad.

Imran Khan's Imprisonment and Security Concerns in Pakistan

Pakistani authorities bar visitors for imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan after receiving intelligence reports about a possible attack on the prison. Khan is serving multiple prison terms on charges of corruption and violating marriage laws. His party denounces the ban on visitors.

Pakistan's New Cabinet Swearing-in Ceremony

Pakistan's newly-elected Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif swears in his 19-member Cabinet amid ongoing protests by supporters of ousted politician Imran Khan. The country faces economic crisis, power cuts, militant attacks, and challenges with neighboring Afghanistan.

Election of Shehbaz Sharif as Prime Minister of Pakistan

Lawmakers in Pakistan's National Assembly elected Shehbaz Sharif as the country's new prime minister for the second time, amid protests by allies of imprisoned former premier Imran Khan who allege rigging in the election. Sharif's government faces challenges including responding to militant attacks, fixing the economy, improving relations with Afghanistan, repairing infrastructure, resolving power outages, and maintaining political stability.

Pakistan's National Assembly Swearing-In and Political Situation

Pakistan's National Assembly swears in newly elected members amidst chaos as allies of imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan claim rigged election. Shehbaz Sharif expected to form the next government with his brother Nawaz Sharif. Challenges ahead include surge in militant attacks, energy shortages, and ailing economy.