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Pakistan's civilian and military leaders on Tuesday said that rioters and their backers who attacked state assets and military installations to protest the arrest of former prime minister Imran Khan will be tried under army laws.

Protest by pro-gov’t supporters outside Supreme Court and parliament resolution against top judge escalate the tensions.

Somehow resembling the chaotic street politics of the last few months, the dramatic arrest of Tehreek-e-Insaf leader Imran Khan by paramilitary unit Pakistan Rangers on the premises of the Islamabad High Court on May 9, and the ensuing unrest, mark an expected escalation that may test the nerves of power…

Islamabad (AFP) - Former prime minister Imran Khan has gone from being the chosen one to a thorn in the side of Pakistan's military -- long considered the nation's political power brokers.

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Pakistan’s army warns against further attacks on state buildings or personnel after ex-PM’s arrest.

Khan, ousted from power last year, was appearing in court to face corruption charges

Foreign minister plays down any prospect of reconciliation effort as he stresses trip to Goa is purely for regional summit

Pakistan army says it killed three fighters in exchange of fire in North Waziristan district near Afghan border.