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Fresh turmoil for Pakistan as PM Khan dodges ouster, opposition vows fight

Pakistan's political turmoil deepened on Sunday, when Prime Minister Imran Khan avoided an attempt to oust him and sought fresh elections after dissolving parliament, a move the opposition called treasonous and vowed to fight.

Reuters

Pakistan's PM faces no-confidence vote, defeat seems likely

Pakistan’s embattled prime minister faces a no-confidence vote in Parliament and the opposition said it has the numbers to win after Imran Khan’s allies and partners in a fragile coalition abandoned him

The Independent UK

Pakistan seeks to expand US relations, army chief says

Pakistan is seeking to expand its relations with both the U.S. and China, the chief of the country’s powerful army said, two days after Prime Minister Imran Khan accused the Biden administration of planning to oust his government by backing a no-confidence vote against him in Parliament.

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Babar’s ton leads Pakistan to ODI series win over Australia

The Pakistan skipper smashes his second successive hundred.

The Hindu

‘Cornered tiger’ Imran Khan makes last-ditch bid to cling to political power

In 2018, Pakistan’s new star PM pledged to halt dynastic politics, end corruption and boost the economy. He failed and is now facing defeat in a vote of no confidence

The Guardian - UK

Pakistan PM Khan suggests he might not accept vote to oust him after accusing United States of backing 'regime change'

Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan suggests he may not accept a vote to oust him, a move he alleges was being orchestrated by the United States.

ABC News

Pakistani PM accuses US of regime change push

ISLAMABAD: Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday said a move to oust him from office was an attempt at regime change backed by the United States.

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Pakistan PM accuses United States of backing move to oust him

Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday said the move to remove him was an attempt at regime change backed by the United States.

Reuters

Pakistan army chief says his country seeks to expand relations with United States

Pakistan's army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa said on Saturday his country sought to expand its relationship with Washington, a day after Islamabad protested to the U.S. embassy over alleged interference in its internal affairs.

Reuters

TV Newsance 165: Arnab’s Pakistan love, Sudhir’s hypocrisy, News18’s journey from tehzeeb to tezaab

Petrol prices have reached a record high in India. Meanwhile on primetime, the turmoil in Pakistan is all many of our dear anchors can speak of. Imran Khan and Pakistan-bashing is entertainment, after all, not news – while the economic crisis in Sri Lanka gets little attention.

Newslaundry

Iftar entrees: spiced fruit chaat and red lentil soup – recipe

As Ramadan begins, Kiran Afzal and the Sharouk Sisters share two simple seasonal starter recipes for after the first date

The Guardian - AU

Pakistan PM Khan protests to US about alleged interference

Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan said his government handed an official protest to the U.S. embassy on Friday over what it called Washington's interference in the country's affairs.

Reuters

Pakistan’s transgender women protest against rising tide of violence

Rally and vigil held in Islamabad to highlight discrimination and attacks on community, including murders of five trans women in March

The Guardian - UK

Pakistan PM says govt has sent official note to US embassy over alleged interference

Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan said his government had on Friday handed an official note to the United States' mission in Islamabad to protest over what it called Washington's interference in the country's affairs.

Reuters

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The Times of India

Unity of India not made of bamboo reeds to bend on empty slogans: Allahabad HC

AGRA: Granting bail to three Kashmiri students booked and jailed on charges of sedition for allegedly celebrating Pakistan’s victory in a T-20 cricket world cup match last year, the Allahabad HC said, “The unity of India is not made of bamboo reeds that will bend to the passing winds of…

The Hindu

Pakistan levels ODI series with 6-wicket win over Australia

Pakistan marched to 349-4 with an over to spare

Al Jazeera

Pakistan PM Imran Khan defiant before no-confidence vote

Pakistan’s embattled prime minister says he will not resign and accuses the US of conspiring with the opposition.

The Guardian - UK

Imran Khan claims US threatened him and wants him ousted as Pakistan PM

Khan makes claims in live televised address as no-confidence vote debate begins in parliament

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The Independent UK

How many nuclear weapons are there in the world? 9 countries with most nukes amid Third World War fears

New focus on nuclear arsenals after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

The Times of India

Allahabad HC grants bail to 3 Jammu & Kashmir students jailed for raising pro-Pak slogans

PRAYAGRAJ: Observing that “the unity of India is not made of bamboo seeds which will bend to the passing winds of empty slogans”, the Allahabad high court on Wednesday granted bail to three students of Jammu and Kashmir who were accused of raising pro-Pakistan slogans after India lost to Pakistan…

The Independent UK

Pakistani PM faces no-confidence vote as defections mount

Pakistan’s prime minister, besieged by the opposition and abandoned by coalition partners, faces the greatest challenge of his political career as debate begins on a no-confidence vote

The Times of India

Imran Khan’s options fade as Pakistan opposition gains support

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan’s fight for political survival is getting tougher as the opposition appears to have garnered the numbers its needs to oust him from office, ahead of a debate in parliament on a no-confidence vote.

ABC News

Pakistan pull off record ODI run chase to topple Australia despite Ben McDermott century

Pakistan have pulled off their greatest ever ODI run chase to topple Australia in Lahore.

The Times of India

Women's World Cup: Superstars who are successfully juggling cricket & motherhood

NEW DELHI: In September last year, the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) made an amendment to the game's law. On grounds of promoting gender-equality in sports, the MCC ruled that the word 'batsman' shall, henceforth, be replaced by 'batter'. It may sound trivial, but such thoughtful moves go a long way…

Newslaundry

‘Chemical poured into ear’: Pak journalist targeted 'for report on Imran Khan’s party legislator'

The Committee to Protect Journalists has called for an “immediate and impartial investigation” into an attack on Zahid Shareef Rana, a Pakistani journalist who was allegedly targeted for a report on political associates and relatives of a legislator linked to Imran Khan’s Tehreek-e-Insaaf party.

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