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Pakistan & Pakistan — Pakistan People s Party

13 shared events · Importance 3 · Last updated Aug 25, 2026

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Pakistan: Country affected by political instability and potential government disruption.
Pakistan — Pakistan People s Party: Alleged rigging in AJK elections and threatened to withhold support for the government, escalating political tensions.
Aug 24, 2026 · 6 articles
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Pakistan: The federal budget presentation is a critical event for Pakistan>>>'s economic stability and fiscal policy, directly influencing its financial outlook and relationship with international bodies like the International Monetary Fund>>>.
Pakistan — Pakistan People s Party: The Pakistan — Pakistan People s Party>>> is a key coalition ally whose support was crucial in resolving delays and reaching broad agreement on budget proposals.
Apr 20, 2026 · 13 articles
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Pakistan: Pakistan faces international criticism for holding elections in disputed territory and for crackdown on protesters, with allegations of human rights violations.
Pakistan — Pakistan People s Party: PPP won 4 seats but alleged rigging, indicating internal political friction.
Jul 28, 2026 · 14 articles
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Pakistan: Pakistan faces a sensitive challenge as it deals with unrest in its own administered territory while criticizing India's handling of dissent in Indian-administered Kashmir. The instability could strain its coalition government and affect its international standing.
Pakistan — Pakistan People s Party: The PPP has accused the PML-N of rigging, potentially straining their national coalition. Its role in the dispute could affect its political standing and the stability of the federal government.
Jul 29, 2026 · 64 articles
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Pakistan: Pakistan is overseeing the elections in AJK, with security forces deployed. The situation tests its ability to maintain order.
Pakistan — Pakistan People s Party: PPP is a major contestant, alleging federal interference and mourning a worker killed in election violence.
Jul 21, 2026 · 22 articles
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Pakistan: The election in AJK is part of Pakistan's political landscape, with the ruling party strengthening its position. The disputed region remains a point of tension with India.
Pakistan — Pakistan People s Party: Secured only a few seats and alleged rigging and violence, but failed to prevent PML-N's majority. The party's influence in AJK appears diminished.
Aug 03, 2026 · 21 articles
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Pakistan: Pakistan faces international criticism for handling of protests and elections in PoK; political instability may increase.
Pakistan — Pakistan People s Party: PPP won 4 seats and alleged rigging, with one worker killed on polling day.
Jul 28, 2026 · 19 articles
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Pakistan: The Pakistan>>> was deployed along with other law enforcement agencies to safeguard the voting process and maintain law and order during the Pakistan — Gilgit-Baltistan>>> elections.
Pakistan — Pakistan People s Party: The Pakistan — Pakistan People s Party>>> has fielded the highest number of candidates and is a major contender in the Pakistan — Gilgit-Baltistan>>> elections, aiming to form the next government.
Jun 07, 2026 · 13 articles
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Pakistan: The federal government's commitment to Pakistan — Gilgit-Baltistan reflects its broader strategy of regional development, with potential positive effects on national cohesion.
Pakistan — Pakistan People s Party: The PPP secured the largest number of seats in the Pakistan — Gilgit-Baltistan election, forming the regional government with PML-N support.
Jul 21, 2026 · 6 articles
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Pakistan: The incident and the government's alleged protection of Muhammad Raza Dar could damage Pakistan's international image and raise concerns about its governance and justice system.
Pakistan — Pakistan People s Party: The Pakistan — Pakistan People s Party is a coalition partner in the federal government, which is accused of protecting Muhammad Raza Dar.
Jul 04, 2026 · 11 articles
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Pakistan: Pakistan is the host nation for Azad Jammu and Kashmir, and its government and defense institutions are mentioned in the context of regional circumstances and the appeal for unity.
Pakistan — Pakistan People s Party: The Pakistan — Pakistan People s Party moved a no-confidence resolution against a former prime minister of Azad Jammu and Kashmir, indicating its involvement in the region's political dynamics.
Jun 17, 2026 · 6 articles
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Pakistan: Pakistan is involved in the long-standing dispute over Kashmir and its federal government participated in negotiations with the Joint Action Committee. The US Embassy in Islamabad issued a warning to its citizens in Pakistan-administered Kashmir.
Pakistan — Pakistan People s Party: The Pakistan — Pakistan People s Party moved a no-confidence resolution against a former prime minister of India — Jammu and Kashmir during political upheaval related to the refugee seat issue.
Jun 07, 2026 · 18 articles
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Pakistan — Pakistan People s Party: Pakistan — Pakistan People s Party is mentioned in the context of growing tensions with Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz, which Pakistan — Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf alleges is a distraction from national issues.
Oct 06, 2025 · 7 articles
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