The current crisis, in particular the reaction to Imran Khan's arrest, is a result of Pakistan's complicated civil-military relations, which have included coups and military influence over Pakistani politics. WION decodes Pakistani military's influence in politics.

Decoding Pakistani military's influence in politics

Has Imran Khan garnered more support than the army

The International Monetary Fund stated that Pakistan's bailout money requirements had not altered, and the IMF's resident representative in Pakistan categorically refuted media claims to the contrary.

IMF: No change in Pakistan's financial requirements

Continuing his rhetoric of the 'London plan', Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan targeted the country's army, alleging that it is conspiring to put him in jail for 10 years under sedition charges.

Pak army conspiring to put me in jail for 10 yrs: Imran Khan continues 'London plan' rhetoric

Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party said it will file FIRs against the Punjab Rangers and the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) in relation to the high drama that followed on 9 May when the country witnessed violent protests following the arrest of the former prime minister.

PTI to file FIRs against Rangers, NAB over Imran’s ‘abduction’ on 9 May

Thousands of Pakistani government supporters converged on the country's Supreme Court on Monday, in a rare challenge to the nation's judiciary. The demonstrators demanded the resignation of the chief justice over ordering the release of former Prime Minister Imran Khan.

Pro-govt protesters accuse Pakistan Chief Justice of bias

The Shanghai Coorporation Organsation(SCO) which includes China and Pakistan has unanimously adopted India's proposal for developing a digital public infrastructure.

Shanghai Coorporation Organisation gives India's UPI plan a thumbs u

Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan on Monday reached the Lahore High Court to seek bail in the cases registered against him for torching the house of the Corps Commander and other incidents of violence erupted after his arrest last week.

Pakistan: Imran Khan reaches Lahore High Court to seek bail

In India's largest drug bust so far, Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) confiscated approximately 2,500 kg of high-purity methamphetamine or crystal meth worth around 12,000 crore rupees (approx $1.

In India's biggest drug bust, crystal meth worth $1.45bn seized from Kerala coast, Pakistani held

The Pakistani government is currently pursuing the arsonist who attacked public buildings a day after Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif gave security forces a 72-hour deadline as the country's week of unparalleled unrest drew to an end. In Pakistan, hundreds of individuals have been detained.

Pakistan: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif issues 72-hour ultimatum for arrests

With the arrest of former prime minister Imran Khan last week, which led to violent rallies against Pakistan's all-powerful army, the crisis reached unprecedented heights. After the Supreme Court intervened in the case, the former prime minister was eventually released.

Ex-PM Imran Khan reminds nation of erstwhile east Pakistan

Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan, in his first address after his arrest earlier this week, slammed what he termed his "illegal abduction" from the Islamabad High Court.

Imran Khan recalls Bangladesh liberation, Osama's killing to slam Pakistan Army

Pakistan’s political climate has been volatile for a while now. A special bench of the Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Friday (May 12) granted bail to former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan for two weeks in all ongoing cases.

It’s the economy, stupid: The Imran Khan drama, other political rows are holding Pak’s dire finances hostage

Former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan has blamed Army Chief General Asim Munir for his "abduction" on May 9 and distanced himself from the violence across the country after his dramatic arrest from a court.

Imran Khan blames Pakistan Army chief Asim Munir for arrest

Imran Khan, the former prime minister of Pakistan, was granted two-week bail by the Islamabad High Court a few days after his detention on corruption-related accusations by an anti-graft organisation. Imran Khan's immediate release was ordered by the Supreme Court on Thursday, which deemed his arrest to be "unlawful" and "illegal."

Pakistan: Imran Khan attacks Army Chief, says 'no rule of law in Pakistan' | WION Pulse

72 hours after being arrested, Imran Khan has been granted bail. During his court appearance, he also made a direct attack against the Pak Army chief, saying one man runs everything in the country. Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: Imran Khan's direct attack against Pak Army Chief

Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan reached his residence here Saturday early morning after a prolonged standoff with authorities in Islamabad during which he was made to stay in the court premises over the provision of security to him despite being granted bail in a number of cases.

Pakistan: Former PM Imran Khan targets government, army establishment

Imran Khan back at Lahore residence after securing bail in many cases

Amir Khan Muttaqi, the Taliban's acting foreign minister and a man who has a travel ban imposed by the UNSC- visited Islamabad on a waiver. The Pakistan foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, the Chinese fm qin gang, and Muttaqi discussed ways to improve regional connectivity, trade, counter-terrorism, and ways to revive the impoverished Afghan economy.

China and Pakistan agree to extend BRI to Afghanistan | Inside South Asia

Pakistan: Supporters cheer in Lahore as PTI chief Imran Khan returns home

Supporters cheer in Lahore as PTI chief Imran Khan returns home

After Imran Khan got relief in connection with the Al-Qadir University Trust corruption case, Pakistan's Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah on Friday indicated that the former Prime Minister can be arrested again on 17 May and in a veiled attack on the judiciary said same treatment must be provided to everyone and not just "ladla (blue-eyed boy).

Is Imran Khan to be arrested again? Pak Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah's controversial statements on 'ladla'

The arrest of the former Pakistan prime minister this week triggered deadly clashes across the country. The top court has ruled his arrest unlawful, but the government has vowed to re-arrest Khan should he be released, setting the stage for more unrest. The al-qadir trust case alleges that Khan, while he was the pm, received land as a bribe in exchange for political favours. Khan has waged a tempestuous campaign for snap elections. The former prime minister has fired unprecedented criticism at Pakistan's leaders and powerful military elite. He has accused them of plotting a November assassination attempt that saw him shot in the leg. Meanwhile, Imran Khan has become tangled in a slew of legal cases. The former pm secured a breather today. The Islamabad high court stayed proceedings in the Toshakhana case. The Toshakhana case relates to gifts that imran khan received from foreign states, which he allegedly bought at cheaper rates and sold at hefty prices when he was prime minister.

Imran Khan to be rearrested? Pak minister's big hint sets stage for more unrest | Details

Pakistan's former Prime Minister and PTI Chief Imran Khan, who spent 48 hours in the custody of National Accountability Bureau (NAB) after a dramatic arrest on Tuesday, got a relief from the Supreme Court on Thursday. Pakistan's Supreme Court ordered the immediate release of Imran Khan and termed his arrest as 'unlawful' and 'illegal'.

Pakistan: Big relief for former PM Imran Khan, Islamabad HC stops proceedings until further orders

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