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Pakistan’s government plans to ban the party of the imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan, officials said on Monday, a decision expected to exacerbate the political turmoil that has consumed the country for the past two years.
Information Minister Attaullah Tarar makes the announcement, alleging opposition party involved in antistate activities.
U.S. stocks are expected to get a short-term boost in the aftermath of the failed assassination of former president Donald Trump over the weekend, as analysts say the likelihood of his re-election in November has increased.
Pakistan’s government will seek to ban the political party of jailed ex-prime minister Imran Khan, the information minister said on Monday, days after a series of court decisions that favoured the former leader.
Nepal’s Khadga Prasad Sharma Oli was sworn in as prime minister on Monday after his Communist Party forged a coalition government with the centre-left Nepali Congress, shifting power in the country’s often-volatile parliament.
TOKYO -- Dubbed the "year of elections," 2024 is now into its second half.
The shots rang out as Donald Trump was speaking at a rally in Butler, Pa., on Saturday night. The former president clutched his right ear, spurting blood, then ducked for cover as his supporters screamed and Secret Service agents leaped on top of him.
Nepal’s president on Sunday appointed a new prime minister, the latest in a revolving door of leaders that has left the country of 30 million in a continuous state of political uncertainty.