Struggle Against Former Premier Could Weaken Pakistan’s All-Powerful Military
When Imran Khan was elected prime minister in 2018, he was favored by the generals. Relations soured, though, once the premier attempted to name an army chief who was answerable to him.
Pakistan’s latest imbroglio involving a former prime minister, Imran Khan, could end up weakening the military, the only institution that has kept a semblance of order in the nuclear-armed, geostrategically located, perennially chaotic country.
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