Prime Minister's Workplace, Islamabad, Pakistan
The prime minister appeared in Moscow, shaking arms with Vladimir Putin, on the very day that Russia invaded Ukraine. That was maybe seen as an embarrassment—though not by Mr Khan, who has roused supporters by declaring that America is conspiring with the opposition to oust him for daring to pursue his own overseas policy, and for in search of good relations with Russia and China. Yet Mr Khan has given no evidence of any plot and America dismisses the cost as baseless. But as a substitute, Khan’s newly appointed law minister made a press release to Parliament alleging a foreign conspiracy aimed toward dislodging the federal government, accused the opposition of treason and filed a movement with the deputy speaker to abandon the no-confidence vote. Khan then dissolved the National Assembly and called for early nationwide elections. 'i Wasn't Dangerous When In Energy, Shall Be Dangerous Now': Ex Sharif has come into office making a number of populist promises, offering r...