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Imran Khan makes promises while unveiling his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s election manifesto

The PTI chairman addresses crowd in Mianwali as part of the upcoming LG polls

PTI chief says 'vicious attacks' targeting Reham's financial integrity are absolutely unfounded

Justin Trudeau who? Nawaz Sharif and Imran Khan know how to slay the style game!

Couple agrees to separate by ‘mutual consent’

Imran Khan talks to The Express Tribune on upcoming film ‘Katti Batti’ and hopes of visiting this side of the...

It is not for PTI to challenge ‘moral authority’ of the ECP when its own ‘moral authority’ often hangs by a whisker

The seats fell vacant after election tribunal found irregularities in 2013 general elections

Great responsibility now rests on all political parties to get their act together, move towards laying basis for fair and transparent elections

The percentage of politicos and parties opting to self-destruct seems to be rather on the high side

PTI would do better keeping up pressure for achieving its ideals. No so-called quick-fixes like the dharna please!

Expresses reservations regarding commission's verdict that elections were fair and in accordance with the law

In order to settle dispute, PTI pays Rs2.5 million to Butt

A contempt of court notice was issued to Khan for allegedly making derogatory remarks against the SC and judges.

Imran's ill health meant that it was impossible for him to postpone his medical consultation, says PTI spokesperson.

Imran will get a medical checkup in London and spend some time with his sons, say sources

Imran will need to wear spinal support for few weeks.

Imran feeling better, has managed to walk in hospital, says PTI spokesperson.

It’s important for PTI to win seats in parliament because energised non-voters need to remain invested in the system.

Mr Khan’s party platform and campaign of a Naya Pakistan is, in a word (or two), anti-status quo.

When he makes a mistake, I will speak up and try to make sure Imran Khan doesn’t repeat the mistakes of past leaders.

PTI chief may address May 9 rally in Islamabad via video link.

One key lesson from Imran Khan's fall was the need to have better medical services available at political rallies.

Afridi says his boyhood hero was in good spirits when he visited him.

The doctor hopes to have a clearer view on the situation after conducting a few more scans.

Doctors say he needs bed rest, which could jeopardise the chances of him continuing the last days of his campaign.

PTI chief pays respects at Quaid’s mazaar before heading off to Lahore.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf chairperson leaves thousands of supporters disappointed.

After the PTI chief suffered a fall during a rally, people, including opposing politicians pray for him.

PTI chairman issues video message from hospital bed, urges people to vote on May 11.

Says nation-building is more important than building roads.

Go door to door in crowded areas of the city.

Imran Khan says Benazir Bhutto was killed by people who were worried that she will come into power.

PTI chairman says if his politics is different, he can't stand behind a bullet-proof screen and connect with people.

PTI Chairman urges people to unite to confront national challenges and change the political status quo.

PTI chairman says a jackal cannot be a leader.

PTI chairman says he will ask overseas Pakistanis to own one village and sponsor development projects there.

Party official says selection was made on merit and after proper vetting.

PTI chairman says, like 1992 World Cup, an underdog will sweep the elections.

PTI chairman had filed papers for five National Assembly seats.

Amid hectic political activity, the contest heats up as polls approach.

Imran says defence budget can only be cut after conflicts are resolved through dialogue.

Says he dreamt PTI swept elections; promises to restore peace to Swat.

"Four months back, I dreamt of Pakistanis celebrating in the streets and I realised PTI had swept the elections."

Eradication of corruption, brain drain high priorities for PTI supporters.

Some PTI members say there were fewer families at Saturday’s rally than the party’s previous ‘tsunami.’

PTI rally of March 23 was politics as usual.

Policemen withdrew from sight as evening approached.

Say they were attracted to Imran Khan’s party by policies of egalitarianism, openness.

PTI chief fails to unveil party manifesto as rain interrupts rally.