Reporting from Al Buriej refugee camp in the middle area where the Israeli army asked people to evacuate to Dair Al-Balah this morning. People are asking, where do we go and will it be safe

رساله من احد المواطنين في مخيم البريج وسط قطاع غزه والذين تم إبلاغهم اليوم باخلاء المخيم والتوجه إلى دير البلح

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If you'd contemplated the victim's face and thought, you would have remembered your mother in the gas chamber, you would have liberated yourself from the rifle's wisdom and changed your mind: this isn't how identity is reclaimed!

The former prime minister of Pakistan writes from prison that his party is being unfairly muzzled, in a guest essay for The Economist econ.st/4aGwtUD

Since a “farcical” vote of no confidence in 2022, Imran Khan argues in a guest essay that Pakistan’s establishment “is not prepared to provide any playing field at all, let alone a level one” for his party econ.st/3vpJEt1

“Should China succeed in shaping the outcome of voting in Taiwan, it will apply the same tactics to other democracies to promote its preferred international order,” warns Taiwan’s foreign minister in a guest essay econ.st/3S4mZLu

“All means of removing me from the political landscape were used. There were two assassination attempts on my life.” Imran Khan writes from prison that his party is being unfairly muzzled, in a guest essay for The Economist econ.st/3vuJAYJ

Former Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan's article for The Economist on the upcoming Pakistan Elections: economist.com/by-invitation/…

If Pakistan’s elections are held under the current circumstances, “they would be a disaster,” the former prime minister warns. “The only viable way forward for Pakistan is fair and free elections,” he argues in a guest essay econ.st/3RDOqdO

The former prime minister of Pakistan writes from prison that his party is being unfairly muzzled, in a guest essay for The Economist econ.st/3S6nLXt

Imran Khan warns that Pakistan’s election could be a farce economist.com/by-invitation/…

Since a “farcical” vote of no confidence in 2022, Imran Khan argues in a guest essay that Pakistan’s establishment “is not prepared to provide any playing field at all, let alone a level one” for his party econ.st/4aKvouX

“All means of removing me from the political landscape were used. There were two assassination attempts on my life.” Imran Khan writes from prison that his party is being unfairly muzzled, in a guest essay for The Economist econ.st/47nhBaL

We will survive.

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If Pakistan’s elections are held under the current circumstances, “they would be a disaster,” the former prime minister warns. “The only viable way forward for Pakistan is fair and free elections,” he argues in a guest essay econ.st/48jp5Nu

I was stuck there alone Till now and after 3 months I still remember how I was terrified and don’t know where to go

عمران خان کی عوام اور عوام کا عمران خان —- بیچ میں بہت دھوکہ ہے ، یاد رکھئے گا احتجاج صرف عوام کررہی ہے اور صرف اور صرف عمران خان کے لئے کر رہی ہے

#خان_کے_دیوانے_تو_نکلیں_گے خان سے کیا ہوا وعدہ پورا کرنا ہے ہمیں ہر حال میں ڈی چوک جانا ہے ✊🏻🔥