Pakistan ex-PM Imran Khan sentenced to 14 years in prison in corruption case Former leader and wife found guilty of illegally obtaining lucrative plots of land in deal with property tycoon The Guardian - UK · Jan 17, 2025
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan Sentenced To Jail Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan and his wife sentenced to jail for corruption charges involving a real estate tycoon's gift of land in exchange ... Top News · Jan 17, 2025
Pakistan Ex-PM Imran Khan Sentenced To 14 Years In Graft Case A Pakistan court on Friday convicted former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi in a landmark graft case, sentencing Khan to 14 years in prison. International Business Times · Jan 17, 2025
Pakistani court sentences ex-PM Imran Khan and his wife to 14 and 7 years in prison in graft case A defense lawyer says a Pakistani court has sentenced the country’s already-imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan and his wife to 14 and seven years in jail after finding them guilty of corruption The Independent UK · Jan 17, 2025
Imran Khan: Ex-Pakistan PM sentenced to 14 years in prison in land corruption case Verdict delivered by anti-graft court in prison in the garrison city of Rawalpindi, where Imran Khan has been jailed since August 2023 Evening Standard · Jan 17, 2025
Imran Khan and wife Bushra Bibi sentenced to combined 21 years in corruption case Former prime minister has been convicted in a fourth major case in Pakistan, extending his ongoing jail term The Independent UK · Jan 17, 2025
Pakistan’s ex-PM Imran Khan, wife sentenced to jail in corruption case Khan and Bushra Bibi’s convictions risk derailing Khan’s PTI and government talks aimed at settling a long-running feud. Al Jazeera · Jan 17, 2025
Pakistan's Imran Khan Defiant Even As Longer Sentence Looms Imran Khan, Pakistan's most popular politician, is facing a 14-year prison term this month in a case his party says is being used to pressure him into silence. International Business Times · Jan 15, 2025
Pakistan: Imran Khan approaches Lahore High Court for bail in May 9 cases Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan moved the Lahore High Court, requesting post-arrest bail in several May 9 cases lodged against him, ARY News reported. Read further on Dynamite News: Dynamite News · Jan 11, 2025
Why are Donald Trump’s allies cheering for Pakistan’s Imran Khan? From Richard Grenell to Matt Gaetz, their comments reflect overseas PTI campaigning for Khan’s release. Will it work? Al Jazeera · Jan 9, 2025
Pakistan Taliban threatens military-run businesses amid rising violence The threat marks an escalation in the group’s fight against the Pakistani military, warn analysts. Al Jazeera · Jan 6, 2025
Islamabad ATC grants bail to 250 PTI protesters in November 26 protest case An Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) in Islamabad approved bail for 250 individuals on Friday in relation to the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) protests held on November 26. Read further on Dynamite News: Dynamite News · Jan 3, 2025
Pakistan's government introduces VPN permits to combat usage Pakistan's government has detailed new plans to restrict the use of VPNs by introducing localised proxy servers. Tom’s Guide · Jan 2, 2025
Afghan Refugees Suffer 'Like Prisoners' In Pakistan Crackdown The space in which refugee Shaharzad has to live has shrunk to the small courtyard of a guesthouse in Pakistan's capital, reminiscent of her life under Taliban rule in Afghanistan. International Business Times · Jan 2, 2025
Al Jazeera · Dec 31, 2024 How Pakistan changed in 2024 Violent attacks soared. Political instability grew. Censorship deepened. Economic green shoots, gold medal gave hope.
Dynamite News · Dec 28, 2024 Imran Khan rejects house arrest deal, seeks release of political prisoners In a social media post on Friday, the cricketer-turned-politician alleged that he had been offered a deal where he would be placed under house arrest at his Bani Gala residence in exchange for negotiations with the government and the provision of political space for his party.
Al Jazeera · Dec 26, 2024 Pakistan military court sentences 60 more civilians over pro-Khan protests Former PM Imran Khan’s nephew, two retired army officers among those sentenced over attacks on military sites in 2023.
Al Jazeera · Dec 25, 2024 US, UK, EU condemn Pakistan’s convictions for civilians: Why it matters The EU has warned that Pakistan could be violating a trade deal. Without it, Pakistani exports could be hit 20 percent.
Top News · Dec 24, 2024 US And UK Express Concern Over Pakistani Military Court Convictions International concern arises as Pakistani military courts convict Imran Khan's supporters for riots following his arrest. US and UK criticize lack of judic...
The Independent UK · Dec 24, 2024 US and UK criticize Pakistani military court convictions of civilian supporters of Imran Khan The United States and the United Kingdom have expressed deep concern over the recent handing down of convictions by Pakistani military courts to 25 civilian supporters of former Prime Minister Imran Khan over last year's riots
Al Jazeera · Dec 21, 2024 What are ‘non-crime hate incidents’ which have become so hated in the UK? Children in England and Wales have been investigated by police for calling each other names, a study has found.
International Business Times · Dec 21, 2024 Pakistan Military Courts Convict 25 Of Pro-Khan Unrest Pakistan military courts have convicted and sentenced 25 people for involvement in pro-Imran Khan unrest last year, the armed forces said Saturday, with the majority handed decade-long prison terms.
International Business Times · Dec 20, 2024 Imposing Pickup Trucks Symbolise Pakistan's Power Gulf In Pakistan's largest city, cars inch forward in bumper-to-bumper traffic.
Dynamite News · Dec 17, 2024 Pakistan: Interim bail of Imran Khan, Bushra Bibi extended until January 7 The District and Sessions Court of Islamabad extended the interim bails of Imran Khan and his wife in the case until January 7 and adjourned the hearing. Read further on Dynamite News:
Al Jazeera · Dec 13, 2024 Why a bill on religious seminaries is Pakistan’s latest flashpoint Bill weakening government oversight over religious schools was part of a political deal. Now Islamabad is backtracking.