Page 48 - Latest Updates on Imran Khan
Is Imran Khan his own man?
Seven years ago he said he was. Now, Pakistan's next prime minister calls the country's army chief, the "most pro-democratic man" he had seen
Imran Khan to be sworn in as new Prime Minister of Pakistan before Aug 14
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf emerged as the single largest party with 115 seats
 "Imran Khan to be sworn in as new Prime Minister of Pakistan before Aug 14")
Final results out, Imran Khan's PTI needs 22 more to lead Pakistan
Imran Khan, the Prime Minister-in-waiting, himself continued to hold meetings with prominent leaders on Saturday
 "Final results out, Imran Khan's PTI needs 22 more to lead Pakistan")
Can Imran Khan pull his country out of the woods and create a New Pakistan?
The novice prime minister has started well. But there are reasons to worry
 "Can Imran Khan pull his country out of the woods and create a New Pakistan?")
The Imran story
If a cricketer has struck his best form at 30, there is no guarantee his form will stay for more than a year or two. But Imran's did until he was 35
My wife's BFF
This was the 1970s when the subcontinent's teenagers, brought up on a diet of zealous austerity, found the whole experience of sports and glamour surreal and exciting
How Imran Khan became the man set to 'lead Pakistan into the future'
Carelessly dubbed a 'duffer' in the 1990s, Khan has since undergone a comprehensive metamorphosis, burying most of his socialite past and emerging the man of the moment in Pakistan
 "How Imran Khan became the man set to 'lead Pakistan into the future'")
Rivals concede Pakistan election to Imran Khan; EU flags concerns
One of the first tasks for Khan, once he forms the government, will be to avert a currency crisis, following four devaluations of the rupee currency since December
Imran's PTI emerges single largest party; scouts for allies to form govt
PTI leaders Jahangir Tareen and Khali Maqbool are expected to meet MQM leaders to formalize the alliance
 "Imran's PTI emerges single largest party; scouts for allies to form govt")
Normalise trade ties, but keep Kashmir on table: Imran Khan
From the Archives: Interview with Chairman, Tehreek-e-Insaf Party, Pakistan
Imran Khan claims victory amid rigging charges; breaks Pak's dynasty rule
Despite Khan's win, future civilian-military clashes are inevitable and will limit a new government's ability to enact reforms, say senior diplomats in Pakistan
Imran Khan's economic challenge: Rescue, resuscitate, reform Pakistan
Imran Khan's economic vision is bold and if he gets it right Pakistan could be a transformed country
 "Imran Khan's economic challenge: Rescue, resuscitate, reform Pakistan")
Captain Imran Khan faces many challenges on Pakistan economy front
One of the structural problems a new government will need to fix is low tax compliance
 "Captain Imran Khan faces many challenges on Pakistan economy front")
Imran Khan claims victory amid poll tampering charges in Pakistan
Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf emerged as the single largest in the National Assembly with its candidates winning 104 seats and leading in 14 others
 "Imran Khan claims victory amid poll tampering charges in Pakistan")
Imran Khan ready to mend ties with India, but raises Kashmir issue
Khan, who is set to become Pakistan's next prime minister said trade between the two countries was pivotal for subcontinent's economy.
 "Imran Khan ready to mend ties with India, but raises Kashmir issue")
Pakistan is ready to improve its ties with India, says Imran Khan
Khan, who is set to be the next prime minister of Pakistan, said Kashmir is the "core" issue between the two countries and it should be resolved through talks.
Facing Imran
But Pak's policy towards India unlikely to change
Indian media has portrayed me as a Bollywood villain, says Imran Khan
I want good relations with India and I would like to improve our trade ties with them in order to boost relations, he said.
 "Indian media has portrayed me as a Bollywood villain, says Imran Khan")
What economic challenges await Pakistan's new 'Captain' Imran Khan?
Over the longer term, authorities will need to find ways to boost exports to improve the current-account balance
 "What economic challenges await Pakistan's new 'Captain' Imran Khan?")
Army's days are over in Pak: Imran in 2012; now military's 'Laadla'
Khan had also favoured Pakistan and India sorting out all pending issues on their own and stressed on the need for a continuous dialogue
 "Army's days are over in Pak: Imran in 2012; now military's 'Laadla'")
