An economy-focused election in Pakistan
Pakistan’s political and economic landscape is no stranger to upheavals.
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Pakistan’s Khan, Sharif claim election win, despite no clear majority
Protests erupted across the country over delays as final results of Thursday’s elections have not yet been released.
Shocking Opposition Victory Throws Pakistan Into Chaos
The party of the imprisoned former prime minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan, won the most seats in parliamentary elections this week, delivering a strong rebuke to the country’s powerful generals and throwing the political system into chaos.
Aide of Pakistan ex-PM Khan says party aims to form government, calls for peaceful protests if election results not released
Candidates backed by former Pakistani premier Imran Khan’s party plan to form a government, a senior aide to the jailed politician said on Saturday, calling on supporters to peacefully protest if final election results were not released.
Pakistan hits back at criticism of election conduct and insists cellphone curbs were necessary
ISLAMABAD (AP) — Pakistan on Saturday hit back at criticism over the conduct of its parliamentary elections, which were held amid sporadic militant attacks and an unprecedented stoppage of all mobile phone services.
Pakistan's jailed ex-PM Imran Khan claims election victory
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan's jailed former prime minister Imran Khan on Feb 9 claimed victory in the country's general election in an audio-visual message created using artificial intelligence and shared on his X social media account.
Pakistan set for coalition rule after troubled election, as ex-PM Sharif trails rival Khan, and China, IMF bailouts loom
Pakistan’s general election on Thursday has produced a hung parliament, setting the stage for the formation of a weak coalition government whose first job will be to negotiate fresh financial bailouts from the International Monetary Fund and China.
Pakistan elections draw sharp critiques from U.S. and Europe
TOKYO -- Western governments have critiqued Pakistan's elections, while vowing to work with the next government in Islamabad.