Coverage dated April 2, 2022 to April 6, 2022

Top Pakistan top court rules against PM, restores Parliament

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Pakistan’s Supreme Court says Prime Minister Imran Khan’s move to dissolve Parliament was illegal and is ordering that the house be restored. The decision on Thursday came after four days

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Apr 4, 2022
Pakistan in Political Turmoil as PM Imran Khan Dissolves Parliament
Headline from The Diplomat ·
Apr 7, 2022Newest
Top Pakistan top court rules against PM, restores Parliament
Headline from Omaha World-Herald ·

2 reports not tied to one development ·

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11 articles, oldest first.

Al Jazeera
Can the dissolution of Pakistan’s parliament be overturned? (opens Al Jazeera)
Published Apr 2, 2022
Al Jazeera's feed description
Experts explain the implications of moves to block a no-confidence vote in Pakistani PM Khan and dissolve parliament.
The Guardian
Pakistan’s supreme court meets as Imran Khan clings to power (opens The Guardian)
Published Apr 3, 2022
The Guardian's feed description
Hearing considers move by PM to dissolve parliament and call election after no-confidence vote blocked
The Diplomat
Pakistan in Political Turmoil as PM Imran Khan Dissolves Parliament (opens The Diplomat)
Published Apr 3, 2022
The Diplomat's feed description
The political drama has moved now to the Supreme Court, which must rule on the legality of Khan’s decision.
Washington Post
Analysis | Imran Khan dissolved Pakistan’s parliament. How did that happen? (opens Washington Post)
Published Apr 4, 2022
Washington Post's feed description
Pakistan’s Supreme Court will rule on the constitutionality of the prime minister’s moves.
Omaha World-Herald
Top Pakistan top court rules against PM, restores Parliament (opens Omaha World-Herald)
Published Apr 6, 2022
Omaha World-Herald's feed description
Pakistan’s Supreme Court says Prime Minister Imran Khan’s move to dissolve Parliament was illegal and is ordering that the house be restored. The decision on Thursday came after four days
Washington Examiner
Pakistan court rules prime minister dissolving Parliament illegal (opens Washington Examiner)
Published Apr 6, 2022
Washington Examiner's feed description
The Pakistani prime minister’s move to dissolve Parliament and call early elections was illegal, the country’s Supreme Court ruled on Thursday.
The Guardian
Pakistan’s top court orders vote on Imran Khan to go ahead (opens The Guardian)
Published Apr 6, 2022
The Guardian's feed description
Supreme court rules PM acted unconstitutionally in dissolving parliament before confidence vote
France 24
Pakistan top court rules against Khan over dissolving parliament (opens France 24)
Published Apr 6, 2022
France 24's feed description
Pakistan's Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that Prime Minister Imran Khan's move to dissolve parliament was unconstitutional and called for lawmakers to return in two days, a decision that could spel…
Deutsche Welle
Pakistan's top court rules against PM Imran Khan, orders Parliament restored | DW (opens Deutsche Welle)
Published Apr 6, 2022
Deutsche Welle's feed description
Prime Minister Imran Khan had attempted to sidestep a no-confidence vote by dissolving parliament. Pakistan's top court has ordered Parliament be restored, putting Khan's position into serious doubt.

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