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.
Victory against the US, ethnic conflict within Afghanistan and disappointment with Islamabad could lead the Taliban to create a new Pashtun state on the ruins of Afghanistan and Pakistan.
In this edition of The Interview, Fair Observer talks to Ambreen Butt, a Pakistani-American painter and miniaturist.