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.
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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.
Can Pakistan form a new government on split election results?
With election results split three ways, a coalition may be necessary – but much rests on what PTI candidates do next.
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Pakistan Elections: Did Imran Khan stand a chance?
Pakistan’s election does not go the way the country’s powerful military intended – despite their media meddling.
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.
Delays, deals, nepo babies, trends and vote rigging: Five takeaways from Pakistan’s elections
LAHORE, Pakistan (AP) — Pakistan held parliamentary election l ast Thursday, with 44 parties fighting for a share of 266 seats in the National Assembly, or lower house of parliament. A further 70 seats have been reserved for minorities and women. If no party wins a majority of 169 seats, the one with the biggest share can form a coalition government.