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The Latest Breaking News from Pakistan

Imran Khan threatened to impose martial law, documents suggest

Pakistan’s now ousted PM appeared to give opposition ultimatum: agree to fresh elections or I’ll bring in army

The Guardian - UK

Imran Khan’s fall: a story of political hope turned to despair

Imran Khan’s rise to power and his spectacular fall from grace.

Al Jazeera

Multiple raids in Haryana, Delhi in terror funding case

Six are ‘in touch with Pakistan-based mastermind’: agency

The Hindu

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India to open against Pakistan in Junior Davis Cup

Slotted with top-seed Australia, the host will aim to make the World Group

The Hindu

Pakistan's PM vows to fight on after Parliament ousts him

The ouster of Prime Minister Imran Khan in a parliamentary no-confidence vote has set Pakistan on an uncertain political path

The Independent UK

PM Khan gone: Pakistan’s political crisis explained in 400 words

Khan became the first PM in Pakistan’s history to be sent packing through a vote of no confidence.

Al Jazeera

Political change in Pakistan as Shehbaz Sharif seeks to become PM

Opposition politician Shehbaz Sharif submitted his nomination to be Pakistan's next prime minister to the legislature on Sunday, his party said, after incumbent Imran Khan lost a no-confidence vote in parliament after nearly four years in power.

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Pakistan parliament to vote for new PM on Monday: Acting speaker

Parliament’s lower house to vote for new leader after it removed Imran Khan from premiership in a no-confidence vote.

Al Jazeera

Morning Digest | Pakistan PM Imran Khan ousted in no-trust vote; IAF completes inquiry into accidental missile firing incident, and more

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The Hindu

North Queensland couple relive their 1980s romance by restoring Top Deck tour bus

After crossing paths in Pakistan while on a backpacking adventure, Paul and Roz Willcocks now plan to enjoy their golden years on the same four wheels.

ABC News

Imran Khan ousted as Pakistan leader, paving way for power shift

Pakistan lawmakers ousted former cricket star Imran Khan as prime minister in a no-confidence vote, ending his four-year run as leader after he clashed with the country’s powerful military and Asia’s second-fastest inflation eroded support.

Tribune News Service

What does political upheaval in Pakistan mean for the world?

Explainer: Imran Khan’s ousting in a no-confidence vote could affect relations with countries including India, Afghanistan and China

The Guardian - UK

What led to leader Imran Khan’s downfall in Pakistan?

Khan’s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf lost the support of coalition allies, denying him the parliamentary majority he needed.

Al Jazeera

IAF completes inquiry into accidental missile firing incident

Separately, the Philippines activates the first battalion that will induct the BrahMos missile system next year

The Hindu

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Explainer-What political upheaval in Pakistan means for rest of the world

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was ousted from office in a no-confidence vote in parliament in the early hours of Sunday after three years and seven months in power.

Wales Online

Imran Khan ousted as Pakistan prime minister in no-confidence vote

Imran Khan has been deserted by some of his allies and a key coalition party

Reuters

Sharif, frontrunner as next Pakistani PM, seen as 'can-do' administrator

Shehbaz Sharif, the person most likely to be Pakistan's next prime minister, is little known outside his home country but has a reputation domestically as an effective administrator more than as a politician.

Tribune News Service

Pakistan PM Khan loses confidence vote, ousted from power

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was ousted from office after losing a no-confidence vote following a week of dramatic political developments, becoming the first elected leader in the country’s history to be removed by parliament.

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Reuters

Factbox-No Pakistani prime minister has completed a full tenure

No prime minister has completed a full five-year tenure in Pakistan's 75-year history - a trend extended with the ouster of Imran Khan, who lost a no-confidence vote on Sunday.

Axios

Imran Khan removed as prime minister of Pakistan after no-confidence vote

The motion passed with 174 votes.

Evening Standard

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan out of office after vote loss

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan has been removed from office after parliamentarians voted to oust him.

Daily Mirror

Cricket legend Imran Khan ousted as Prime Minister of Pakistan after 14 hour stand-off

Imran Khan was booted out of office after opposition parties were able to secure 174 votes in the 342-member house in support of the no-confidence motion

Reuters

Pakistan PM Khan ousted in a no-confidence vote in parliament

Pakistan's lower house of parliament on Sunday voted in favour of removing Prime Minister Imran Khan from office, following a nearly 14-hour standoff between the opposition and Khan's ruling party that started on Saturday morning.

Al Jazeera

Pakistan PM Imran Khan gone after losing no-confidence vote

Pakistan’s leader is removed from office after 174 members voted against him in parliament.

The Guardian - UK

Pakistan parliament ousts Imran Khan in last-minute vote

Pakistan’s prime minister found to have broken the law by attempting to stop vote going ahead

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