Why Did the Pakistani Parliament Pass a Vote of No-Confidence against Imran Khan?
Economic incompetence, not foreign interference, led to the fall of a populist prime minister who promised much but failed to deliver.
Economic incompetence, not foreign interference, led to the fall of a populist prime minister who promised much but failed to deliver.
To avoid a no-confidence vote, Imran Khan, Pakistan’s prime minister, dissolved Pakistan’s parliament.
Instead of getting sucked into global and regional power rivalries, Pakistan has extended an olive branch to the US and the world at large.
Imran Khan’s speech at the UN is likely to arouse an embittered population in Pakistan who have never heard a national leader speak in such electrifying terms.