Topic: Imran Khan
Pakistan PM Imran Khan vows to complete CPEC at any cost
The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, which connects Gwadar Port to Xinjiang province, is the flagship project of China's multi-billion-dollar Belt and Road Initiative.
Pakistan pressurised to review its China policy after Galwan clash
The first indication of what awaits Pakistan for its blind support to China was the manner in which the EU banned Pakistan International Airlines from landing in Europe.
Apple users catch TikTok spying on iPhones, recording password and sensitive mails
A selection of the best news reports, analysis and opinions published by ThePrint this week.
Fake pilots have done to Imran Khan’s Naya Pakistan what even Trump couldn’t
Imran Khan govt’s entire focus lies on shifting the blame and managing the image of the prime minister. Its probe in fake pilot scam is no different.
Imran Khan blames India for terror attack on Pakistan Stock Exchange
Speaking at the Pakistan national assembly, Khan said he had 'no doubts this was done by India' and alleged it wanted to do the same that happened in Mumbai.
Baloch Liberation Army, the insurgent group behind Karachi Stock Exchange attack
Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), which claimed responsibility for the attack, is the largest and the oldest-surviving insurgent group in the region.
The writing is on the wall: Pakistan’s Imran Khan govt is on the edge of collapse
The army has always wanted an increased role in managing politics in Pakistan. Imran Khan’s ministers are giving it just that.
As LAC stand-off continues, elated Pakistanis see national interest in Chinese interest
Pakistan sees India's move of asking two diplomats to leave New Delhi as an eyewash by the Modi govt, but is itself using it as a pretext to hide UN debacles.
Guess who the Imran Khan govt is blaming for Covid spike? The ‘jahil’ people of Pakistan
PM Imran Khan and his PTI ministers rather blame their own citizens than admit they botched Pakistan’s Covid-19 response.
It’s PM Imran Khan who’s ‘calling the shots’ in Pakistan with army support, minister says
The remarks by Shireen Mazari came in response to a Bloomberg report which said the army was tightening its grip on Pakistan as Khan’s popularity was waning.
20 days since soldiers’ death in Galwan, ‘patriot’ Ajay Devgn decides it’s movie material
India’s stand against Chinese aggression is at best foggy, with military talks still underway. But actor-producer Ajay Devgn couldn't wait lest Akshay Kumar claimed the subject.
India can’t replace China at manufacturing, not without paying more: Economics commentator Martin Wolf
In conversation with ThePrint's Editor-in-Chief Shekhar Gupta, Chief Economics Commentator at The Financial Times, Martin Wolf discussed India's fiscal deficit, banking sector and its potential in the global market.
Defence
Army slams ‘malicious’ claims on Leh hospital visited by PM, says troops get best treatment
Army said troops injured at Galwan are being treated in a repurposed hall that is part of the hospital complex as some wards have been made isolation facilities.
It’s time for China, Pakistan, even India to rethink the fantasy Modi called expansionism
India, China and Pakistan all want territory from another. But it’s a pursuit doomed to fail as they can’t get it without annihilating the other.