Pakistan Political Crisis highlights: Letter, PM Khan, his mandates, all 'fake', says PPP president

Pakistan PM Imran Khan indicated that he will not resign in his address to the nation ahead of the no-confidence motion against the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI)-led government. In his live address, he named US as the country in question over 'threatening memo'. Pakistan's National Assembly session was on Thursday adjourned abruptly till Sunday after opposition lawmakers demanded an immediate vote on a no-confidence motion against embattled Khan.

Letter, PM Khan, his mandates, all 'fake', says PPP president

If they think I will remain quiet then they are wrong. I have fought all my life and I will fight again, says Imran Khan as he ends his speech

I have come so far in politics all by myself, without any help, says Imran Khan

Nawaz Sharif has created factories from government's money, claims Imran Khan

"I stay at my home and work form my home. I have not created factories, unlike Nawaz Sharif. Nawaz Sharif has created factories from government's money," says Imran Khan

I have never given up, says Khan on resignation buzz

"When I was playing cricket for 20 years and I played till the end. I have never given up," says Imran Khan to people urging him to resign

April 3 is the decision making day of Pakistan, says Imran Khan

Pakistan is at a defining moment, says Imran Khan

In his address to the nation, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan claims that a foreign nation sent a message to them (Pakistan) that Imran Khan needs to be removed else Pakistan will suffer consequences.

Former PM Nawaz Sharif used to secretly meet Narendra Modi in Nepal, says Pakistan PM Imran Khan

PM Imran Khan says 3 stooges here working with foreign powers

When I said this is not our war, I was called Taliban Khan, says Prime Minister

"In the 80's we sided with America in Afghan Jihad but then we got sanctions, after 9/11 we sided with America again and Pakistan sacrificed the most in this war 80,000 of our people were martyred," said Prime Minister Imran Khan

No credit was given to Pakistan for making sacrifices, says Imran Khan

“I was and will always be for a strong independent foreign policy where my people comes first”

Imran Khan slams Pakistan's involvement in Soviet and American war efforts; recalls when he was summoned to an all-party meeting during Musharraf's reign.

"My aim was to make Pakistan a free politics, independent politics. It doesn't mean to be anti-India, anti-US. I wanted to make good relation with India, US, Europe," says Imran Khan

"Selfishness is the mark of an independent nation. My purpose in entering politics was to make Pakistan an Islamic welfare state according to the dream of Iqbal and Quaid-e-Azam," says Imran Khan

"I'm fortunate that God gave me everything-fame, wealth, everything. I don't need anything today, he gave me everything for which I am very thankful. Pakistan is only five years older than me, I'm from the firstgeneration of country to be born after independence," said Pakistan PM Imran Khan in his live address to nation

PM Imran Khan begins his address to nation

Imran Khan's address to nation delayed as his meeting with Mehmood Qureshi extends: Report

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan and Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi are holding an important meeting, leading to a delay in PM’s address to the nation earlier scheduled for 7:15 pm (local time), reported Pakistan’s Dunya News.

"Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's address to the nation will be telecast at 7:15 pm (local time)," tweets Pakistan Minister Fawad Chaudhry.

PPP chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari talking to the media outside the National Assembly along with the united opposition

Only advice to the Prime Minister is to resign today, says Bilawal Bhutto Zardari's

"We will not give any NRO to Imran Khan nor will we withdraw the no-confidence motion. The only advice to the Prime Minister is to resign today and allow the Leader of the Opposition to take a vote of confidence," said Chairman Pakistan Peoples Party Bilawal Bhutto Zardari.

Pak Parliament session adjourned till Sunday without debate on no-trust motion against PM Imran Khan

Pakistan's National Assembly session was on Thursday adjourned abruptly till Sunday after opposition lawmakers demanded an immediate vote on a no-confidence motion against embattled Prime Minister Imran Khan who has effectively lost majority in the lower house.

As soon as the National Assembly session began at the Parliament House, Deputy Speaker Qasim Suri asked lawmakers to discuss items listed on the agenda. (PTI)

National Assembly adjourned till April 3 without any discussion on no-trust motion against Pakistan PM Imran Khan

Concerned China asks all parties in Pakistan to stay united as Prime MInister Imran Khan Govt set to fall

China, Pakistan’s all-weather ally on Thursday reacted guardedly to the potential defeat of Prime Minister Imran Khan's government in Parliament, urging all political parties in the country to stay united in the interest of stability and development.

“China is committed to non-interference policy,” Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin told a media briefing here while replying to a question about whether Beijing is concerned that any change of leadership inPakistancould impact its close strategic ties withPakistan. (PTI)

Backdoor efforts on for deal between Pakistan PM, Oppn

With Pakistan Prime MinisterImranKhanvirtually losing the majority in the 342-member National Assem­bly after defection of two key allies, backdoor efforts are under way to reach a deal between the premier and the joint opposition to dissolve the lower house, according to a highly placed source.

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Imran Khan offers to dissolve Assembly if no-confidence vote is withdrawn