Insaf, formed by cricketer-turned-politician and former Prime Minister Imran Khan, holds nationwide rallies to protest ...

They displayed banners on their seats with slogans against the verdict. When the assembly session began, the PTI members entered the hall holding pictures of Imran Khan and banners. Later ...

Sindh, observed Saturdya, February 8, 2024, as a "Black Day" in protest against the 'theft'of the people's mandate in the general elections. The PTI held strong protests across various cities of Sindh ...

The Opposition staged a pro­test in the Punjab Assem­bly on Tuesday, calling for the release of PTI founder Imran Khan. From the ... opposition members carried banners and placards demanding ...

Perhaps, no voice amongst Pakistani journalists is more synonymous with establishing freedom of speech and upholding ...

During the session, members of the Sunni Ittehad Council, under whose banner PTI lawmakers ... without input from Imran Khan. The lack of a meeting between Khan and the PTI negotiation committee ...

Often described as ‘a man for all seasons’, Mohsin Naqvi landed in Washington in the midst of a transition of power in that ...

Shehbaz addressed a cabinet meeting on Thursday and said the government was ready to form a parliamentary committee to advance talks with PTI after the Imran Khan-founded party quit negotiations ...

However, just 24 hours later, Imran Khan, former prime minister and PTI founder, was sentenced to 14 years in prison by an accountability court on charges of misuse of authority and corruption.

it is important to note that the Al Qadir Trust case against Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi lacks any solid foundation and is bound to collapse,” the PTI said. “All evidence and witness ...

The PTI has been organizing protests to urge the government to release its jailed founder and former Prime Minister Imran Khan, who has been imprisoned for over two years. He is facing multiple ...

FIRST ON FOX: Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan ... e-Insaf (PTI) was initially perceived as a party of the educated elite, that notion was "quickly dispelled." Khan continued ...