Imran Khan looks set to be ousted as Pakistan PM

Imran Khan looks set to be ousted as Pakistan PM after coalition partners say they will back vote of no confidence
Opponents accuse Khan of economic mishandling and foreign-policy bungling
The threat to his leadership comes after a small but key coalition partner - the Muttahida Qaumi Movement - abandoned him and joined the opposition

This would give Khan's opponents in parliament a majority of votes against him
No prime minister in the country's history has seen out a full term in office
Imran Khan is set to be ousted as Pakistan's Prime Minister after a coalition partner turned coat and said today they will back a vote of no confidence against him.
Opponents accuse Khan of economic mismanagement and foreign-policy bungling, and have mounted the biggest challenge to his rule since his 2018 election victory.
No prime minister in the country's history has seen out a full five-year term in office.
He was well known in the UK prior to his 2018 election for his marriages to two British women. In 1995 he married Jemima Goldsmith, a British film producer, whom he divorced in 2004. A decade later in 2015, he married Reham Nayyar Khan, a BBC weather girl. They divorced that same year after just 10 months.
Remam said that that Khan had divorced her by text message.
In February, Khan was pictured meeting Russian President Vladimir Putin in Russia. They met on February 24, the same day Putin launched his brutal invasion of Ukraine.

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