Imran Khan
03/09/2019
Política
Al Jazeera - Qatar
Política Internacional
Pakistan won't initiate military conflict with India: Imran Khan
Pakistan's PM warns of the risk of nuclear war between neighbours amid tensions over disputed Kashmir region.
07/08/2019
Política
India Today - India
Relaciones Bilaterales
Article 370: Pakistan calls back high commissioner, expels Indian envoy, suspends bilateral trade
Pakistan has now announced that it will be downgrading diplomatic relations with India. It has also said it will be suspending bilateral trade.
06/08/2019
Política
Al Jazeera - Qatar
Política Internacional
Asad Hashim
Pakistan parliament to convene over Kashmir crisis
Prime Minister Khan due to address session in the capital, as military leadership also meets to discuss Indian move.
14/05/2019
Economía
Die Welt - Alemania
Economía Internacional
Haroon Janjua
Fresh IMF deal a 'political blow' to Pakistan PM Imran Khan
Pakistan has secured a multibillion-dollar bailout package from the IMF in a desperate attempt to get out of a crippling economic situation. But the road to strengthen the nation's finances is tough.
07/11/2018
Economía
Times Of India - India
Economía Internacional
Pakistan gets a boost of confidence but IMF bailout still on the cards
The Pakistani finance minister's bullish comments declaring the end of an economic crisis have bolstered confidence ahead of crunch talks with the International Monetary Fund on Wednesday, but the country is still likely to need a bailout.
24/10/2018
Economía
Khaleej Times - Emiratos Árabes Unidos
Economía Internacional
Pakistan to seek IMF bailout despite $6b Saudi rescue
Pakistan announced Saudi Arabia had agreed to give it $3 billion in foreign currency.
01/08/2018
Política
The New York Times - Estados Unidos
Política Internacional
Eric Schmitt
Pakistan’s Likely New Leader Could Complicate Afghan Peace Talks
The rise of Imran Khan, a former cricket star who is Pakistan’s likely next leader, could complicate new talks between American diplomats and the Taliban about ending the war in Afghanistan, officials said, fraying an already strained relationship between the nuclear-armed Islamic nation and the Trump administration.
