ISLAMABAD — Pakistani police Monday fired tear gas canisters at supporters of imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan to stop them from entering the capital, where they hoped to stage a sit-in to demand his release, officials said. Read more...

Des milliers de partisans de l'ex-Premier ministre Imran Khan aux portes d'Islamabad sous les lacrymogènes

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Thousands of supporters of former Prime Minister Imran Khan at the gates of Islamabad under tear gas

New clashes broke out Tuesday between security forces and thousands of supporters of former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan.

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Tear Gas Fired As Cops Clash With Imran Khan's Supporters In Islamabad

Protesters and police have clashed outside Pakistan’s captial as supporters of jailed ex-Prime Minister Imran Khan converge on the the city.

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Political unrest paralyses Pakistan as protesters converge on capital

Thousands of supporters of the former Pakistani Prime Minister, Imran Khan, advanced this Monday to the outskirts of Islamabad to demand his release, under tear gas grenades and rubber bullets from the mass-mobilized police, AFP reported.

Milhares de apoiantes do ex-primeiro-ministro paquistanês, Imran Khan, avançaram esta segunda-feira até às portas de Islamabad para exigir a sua libertação, sob granadas de gás lacrimogéneo e balas de borracha da polícia mobilizada em massa, noticiou a AFP.

Milhares às portas de Islamabad exigem libertação do ex-primeiro-ministro

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Portugal

Thousands on the outskirts of Islamabad demand release of former prime minister

Responding to ‘final call,’ thousands march towards Islamabad to seek release of ex-Premier Imran Khan, probe of alleged fraud in Feb. 8 polls - Anadolu Ajansı

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Government of Turkey

Ankara

Turkey

Opposition protesters near Pakistani capital amid clashes

Thousands of supporters of former Prime Minister Imran Khan advanced to the gates of Islamabad early Tuesday to demand the release of their champion under the tear gas canisters and rubber bullets of the police deployed en masse, AFP journalists noted....

Des milliers de partisans de l'ex-Premier ministre Imran Khan avancent tôt mardi aux portes d'Islamabad pour réclamer la libération de leur champion sous les grenades lacrymogènes et les balles en caoutchouc de la police déployée en masse, ont constaté des journalistes de l'AFP. ...

Thousands of protesters calling for the release of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan defied roadblocks and tear gas on November 25 to march toward Islamabad despite a lockdown and a ban on public gatherings.

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Police Use Tear Gas On Khan Supporters Marching Toward Pakistani Capital

Authorities say at least one police officer was killed and several officers and demonstrators were injured in clashes.

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Pakistani police fire tear gas as thousands protest for release of former prime minister Khan

At least one policeman was killed and dozens of people injured in Pakistan as supporters of jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan clashed with security forces outside the capital Islamabad on Monday, a government minister and Khan's party said

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Mukesh Ambani

Mumbai

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Policeman killed, dozens injured as Imran Khan supporters clash with security forces in Islamabad

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Vancouver

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Police fire tear gas as thousands supporting former prime minister Khan arrive near Pakistani capital

Thousands of supporters of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan have marched on the capital Islamabad to demand his release. Authorities have failed in attempts to stop protesters with roadblocks and tear gas.

Duizenden aanhangers van de Pakistaanse oud-premier Imran Khan zijn opgerukt naar hoofdstad Islamabad om zijn vrijlating te eisen. De autoriteiten slaagden niet in pogingen demonstranten tegen te houden met wegblokkades en de inzet van traangas.

Police fire tear gas as thousands supporting former prime minister Khan arrive near Pakistani capital

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