
Essential Geopolitics: Inside Pakistan’s Political Turmoil
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In this episode of RANE's Essential Geopolitics, the #1 essential geopolitics podcast on Apple podcasts, Emily Donahue hears from Ekta Raguwanshi RANE’s south Asia analyst.
Political scandals, major environmental disasters and serious financial difficulties have plagued Pakistan in 2022. But 2022 is not yet over. Nor are the political imbroglios. Imran Khan, the former prime minister who was outed from office several months ago, is marching to the Capitol in Islamabad, along with thousands of his supporters. Along the way, Khan has been shot, accused Pakistan’s leadership of being involved in the shooting, and called for new elections. Will the popular populist get his way?
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