Pakistan is staring down a perfect storm of crises.
From escalating protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir to a rapidly deteriorating security situation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, pressure is mounting on the Shehbaz Sharif government. Is the Shehbaz Sharif government losing its grip and can it contain the political, economic and security crises threatening to overwhelm Pakistan?

Protests, Security Crisis & Political Turmoil Rock Pakistan

Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan will be tried in military court for planning and executing attacks on military installations after he was arrested on May 9 in an alleged corruption case by military-affiliated Punjab Rangers, said Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah on Tuesday.

Imran Khan to be put on trial in military court: Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah

In Pakistan's 75 years of existence, a sentence on state broadcaster Pakistan TV or PTV has remained a near-constant to orally draft country's profound moments of reckoning: "Pakistan at this point of time is going through a critical phase in its history (Pakistan iss waqt ek nazuk daur se guzar raha hai).

Where is Pakistan headed after Imran Khan's arrest, violent protests: Towards coup or civil war?

Imran Khan’s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party was rocked by a spree of resignations of senior leadership on May 24. PTI’s senior vice president and spokesperson Fawad Chaudhry on Wednesday announced on Twitter that he was parting ways with the party, stating that he condemned violent protests that shattered the nation on May 9 following the PTI chief's arrest in an alleged corruption case.

Pakistan: Former PM Imran Khan's PTI rocked by resignations

Pakistan Army on Wednesday reacted against the violent demonstrations that took over the nation, a day after country's premier paramilitary force arrested former prime minister Imran Khan inside Islamabad High Court.

Imran Khan's supporters 'want to push Pakistan into civil war': Army

The Pakistani government had on Saturday ordered the army to help restore order

Islamabad: Protesters, security forces clash again; army still not seen

WION evening news brief, November 26, 2017

All roads leading to the residence of Nawaz Sharif have been closed and police commandos deployed to stop hundreds of protesters from reaching the house of the ousted prime minister of Pakistan, a police officer said today

All roads leading to Nawaz Sharif's residence closed

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