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Pakistan’s post-election crisis – how anti-army vote may deliver an unstable government that falls into the military’s hands

  • Written by Ayesha Jalal, Professor of History, Tufts University
Pakistan’s post-election crisis – how anti-army vote may deliver an unstable government that falls into the military’s handsLike at this pro-PTI protest, the smoke has yet to clear following Pakistan's election.M Asim Khan/AFP via Getty Images)

Pakistan’s heavily anticipated general election took place on Feb. 8, 2024, with citizens of the South Asian country hoping that it might prove a step toward ending the nation’s political uncertainty.

But several days...

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