Pakistan's imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan has announced that his party is ready to engage in "conditional negotiations" with the country's powerful military and has appointed a representative for the talks.

Pakistan ex-PM Imran Khan expresses readiness for talks with military

Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, the leader of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), stated on Tuesday that he will not run for prime minister, acknowledging that his party lacks the authority to form the government at the federal level.

Pakistan elections: I will not be putting myself forward for PM candidacy, says Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari

Following the contentious election last week, a potential alliance between Pakistan's two biggest political parties won't endure very long or provide any results, a political analyst told Reuters on Tuesday, February 13.

The coalition government in Pakistan is doomed to fail: Political analyst

After a day full of chaos, the Imran Khan-government backed candidate on Friday won the chairmanship of Pakistan's Senate. As per the initial count, PTI candidate Sadiq Sanjrani won another term as the Senate chairman.

Pakistan: Govt candidate Sanjrani wins Senate chairmanship after chaotic scenes

In a scoff at Pakistan Founding Father Muhammad Ali Jinnah, an alcoholic drink seems to have been named after him suggesting that he had "enjoyed" activities that are forbidden in Islam like pool billiards, cigars, pork sausages as well as fine scotch, whiskey and gin.

'In the memory of the man of pleasure': Alcoholic drink named after Pakistan founder Jinnah

Pakistan will this week begin the process of selling unused telecom spectrum in an auction it hopes will raise around $1 billion and enhance network capacity, said three senior government officials familiar with the matter.

Pakistan to auction extra telecom spectrum, seeks $1 billion: Sources