Under the B-Class, the Khan is entitled to books, newspapers of choice, a table, a chair, a 21-inch television, a mattress, clothing and jail food, in addition to a bathroom facility in the barrack he has been kept in.
The Army remains Pakistan’s most powerful institution, having ruled it directly for close to half its 75-year history through three coups.
It is worth mentioning the $50 billion Pakistan component of Beijing's Belt and Road Initiative -- has not progressed well under the Imran Khan government. And, China believes if Imran Khan's government again came into power, it would be tough to negotiate with the cricketer-turned-politician.
Kabul, May 15 : Afghanistan is of the view that Pakistan is “more unstable” than anytime ever in its history since 1947 and hoped that it “realises” that radicalism will not serve any purpose to pursue
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