Imran Khan’s future without the people is nothing


Honeymoon over: Thousands of supporters of Pakistan’s opposition parties are rallying across the country, urging Prime Minister Imran Khan to step down over what they say is his failure in handling the nation’s ailing economy. — Reuters

IT’S been a long year for Prime Minister Imran Khan and his party, the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf.

When he took power in Pakistan, Khan was faced with circumstances few leaders before him have faced: mounting challenges on the governance and economic fronts on the one hand, and an eager, youthful support base looking for quick fixes on the other. Those challenges should have prompted him to seek support across the aisle to implement his vision for a new paradigm of good governance.

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