
- Pakistan’s top court has again adjourned the hearing of arguments on whether Prime Minister Imran Khan had the legal right to dissolve parliament and call for early elections.
- On Sunday, Khan’s ally and deputy parliament speaker, Qasim Suri, dissolved the National Assembly to sidestep a no-confidence vote that Khan appeared certain to lose.
- The opposition claims the deputy speaker had no constitutional authority to throw out the no-confidence vote and claims it was a ploy by Khan to stay in power.
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