ISLAMABAD -- Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan on Sunday headed off a no-confidence vote he looked sure to lose, advising the president to dissolve parliament and call an early election in the nuclear-armed state.
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A shopkeeper in Islamabad tunes a TV to watch a speech by Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan on March 31, ahead of the no-confidence vote. © Reuters
ISLAMABAD -- Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan on Sunday headed off a no-confidence vote he looked sure to lose, advising the president to dissolve parliament and call an early election in the nuclear-armed state.