The Latest Breaking News from Imran Khan

Pakistani authorities are cracking down on supporters of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, arresting hundreds in overnight raids and sending troops across the country to rein in the wave of violence that followed his arrest earlier this week

ISLAMABAD: Pakistani authorities took senior leaders of former prime minister Imran Khan’s party into custody as the government called out the army to help end widespread and deadly protests sparked by Khan’s arrest.

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Court orders immediate release of former prime minister who was arrested in Islamabad this week

In today’s newsletter: Protests could mark the start of a violent showdown that threatens the country’s fragile political system

Somehow resembling the chaotic street politics of the last few months, the dramatic arrest of Tehreek-e-Insaf leader Imran Khan by paramilitary unit Pakistan Rangers on the premises of the Islamabad High Court on May 9, and the ensuing unrest, mark an expected escalation that may test the nerves of power…

Arrests made as government deploys the army to help end deadly unrest sparked by Khan’s arrest three days ago.

Pakistan's Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that former Prime Minister Imran Khan's arrest was unlawful, two days after his detention on graft allegations triggered deadly violence, escalating his tussle with the powerful military.

Pakistan's government has called in the army to help end deadly unrest following the arrest of former prime minister Imran Khan, warning protesters

Pakistan’s army warns against further attacks on state buildings or personnel after ex-PM’s arrest.

Khan’s arrest in a corruption case led to countrywide protests, army deployment and social media blackout.