Imran Khan’s in the news over his worsening health in jail and political crackdown in Pakistan, after serving as PM from 2018-2022.
Over 1,100 Afghans, including civilians and former military women, are held at Qatar's Camp As Sayliyah. The US and Qatar face criticism over payments offered for voluntary repatriation, amid concerns about coercion and safety ahead of the facility's closure at the end of March.
Pakistan's security forces launched extensive raids in Balochistan following coordinated insurgent attacks by the Baloch Liberation Army, resulting in at least 33 militant and civilian deaths. The attacks included suicide bombings and gunfire, prompting widespread condemnation and security suspensions across the province.
Lahore marks the return of the centuries-old Basant kite festival after an 18-year ban, with new safety regulations in place. The event celebrates spring, cultural heritage, and boosts local economy, despite past deadly accidents linked to hazardous kite strings. Authorities emphasize strict safety enforcement this year.
Imran Khan, former Pakistan prime minister, faces a severe decline in vision while in detention. Court orders now demand urgent medical assessment and treatment, amid concerns over his deteriorating health and treatment conditions in prison. Supporters demand transparency and proper care.
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, imprisoned since August 2023, faces health issues including vision loss. His sons, based in Britain, have applied for visas to visit him but have not received responses, raising fears of possible suppression amid ongoing political tensions.
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, imprisoned since August 2023, faces serious health issues, including vision loss. A group of 14 former cricket captains from five nations have called for humane treatment and medical care, raising questions about his detention conditions amid political tensions.
The WHO suspended medical evacuations from Gaza after a staff member was killed during a security incident. The incident occurred as tensions remain high following recent clashes and ongoing conflict, with humanitarian efforts hampered by security concerns and border restrictions.