Imran Khan, Pakistan and University of Oxford
Inside Imran Khan’s shock bid to be Oxford University chancellor while in jail in Pakistan
He enrolled at Oxford University in 1972, studying PPE at Keble College and captaining the university cricket team. Later he played county cricket for Worcestershire and Sussex. During this time, he returned to Pakistan to pursue his professional career, ultimately leading the Pakistan national team to victory in the 1992 Cricket World Cup.
Imran Khan has been blocked from running to become Oxford University chancellor, despite a Zumba enthusiast, an “anti-woke” ...
Lord Daniel Hannan told MEE the university was 'under both legal and political pressure' from Khan's opponents ...
LAHORE: The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf will stage country-wide protests on Friday for the release of its founder Imran Khan and ...
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party leader and Leader of the Opposition in National Assembly, Omar Ayub Khan, has alleged that the Pakistan government is attempting to bribe opposition lawmakers to ...
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Goldsmith says she feels compelled to raise awareness of plight of her ex-husband Khan, who has had electricity cut to his cell and been denied visits in recent weeks ...
Defence minister says PTI founder being treated with ‘constant leniency’ despite showing no such kindness to his opponents ...
Jemima Khan Goldsmith, ex-wife of Pakistan's former prime minister of Pakistan Imran Khan, has raised alarm over his treatment in prison, citing "serious and concerning developments." Imran Khan has ...
Pakistani police have charged the country’s imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan with attempted murder over the death ...
She also stated that the former prime minister is being held in isolation with the electricity to his cell turned off ...
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Exclusive: 'Imran Khan Destroyed Indo-Pak Relations With His Words', Says Nawaz ShariIn an exclusive interview with India Today Global, Nawaz Sharif emphasises moving beyond past conflicts, rekindling ...
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