ISLAMABAD — Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday pressed his legal battle before a court in the capital, Islamabad, which granted him protection from arrest until early next month in several cases including terrorism charges for inciting violence.

An anti-terrorism court in Pakistan granted an extension to Imran Khan’s pre-arrest bail on Friday. Khan will remain on bail till June 13 in three cases including an attack on a top military commander’s residence in Lahore,

Quetta: Former Chief Minister of Pakistan Punjab Usman Buzdar, known to be close to Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan, on Friday announced his plans to quit politics, media reports said. Addressing a press conference here,

Pakistan's defence minister said that Imran Khan is more dangerous for Pakistan than Narendra Modi and people are not able to see this

PM Nawaz Sharif to return to Pakistan. The other is to break the PTI by encouraging desertion of senior party figures to create the space for a “minus Imran” formula.

Imran Khan said he will file a 15 billion Pakistani rupees ($52.93 million) defamation suit against National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Chairman.