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Pakistan 'plans to kill Imran Khan'
Khan's sons, Sulaiman and Kasim, said they expect a similar scenario to play out as the death of former Egyptian President ...
The interview was conducted on Wednesday at Lord's and broadcast during the lunch break on the first day of the second Test ...
At lunchtime on the opening day at Lord’s, members of the Pakistan team could be seen watching an interview with the sons of perhaps the country’s greatest Test cricketer. Nothing unusual about that, ...
Concerns about Imran Khan's health have been highlighted by his sons, who allege intentional isolation and threats to their father's well-being. Appeals for compassionate treatment and access to ...
Khawaja, who was born in Islamabad, reacted after reports claimed the Pakistan team had threatened to boycott the second Test against England if the broadcaster aired the interview with Imran Khan's ...
Imran Khan’s sons have accused the Pakistani government of “blatantly trying to kill” the jailed former prime minister and cricket captain.
LAHORE, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan has been moved back to prison after spending a few hours overnight at a hospital, a spokesman for his party said on Friday. Khan, ...
Sulaiman and Kasim Khan are increasingly worried after hearing their father is ‘agitated’ and suffering from anxiety.
Twenty-one cricket captains request PM Sharif’s government to ensure Khan is given timely and independent medical care.
Senior members of Khan’s party publicly interpreted a Supreme Court order this week as meaning he would remain hospitalized at least for several weeks.
KARACHI, Aug 20 (Reuters) - Jailed former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan would not confront the military or army chief Asim Munir if freed, one of his closest aides told Reuters, portraying ...
Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan has been taken back to prison after a medical examination at a private hospital ...
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