Shehbaz Sharif Elected Pakistan's Prime Minister Amid Political Turmoil
Despite Imran Khan's strong showing in the elections, Shehbaz Sharif forms a coalition government for his second term as Prime Minister.
- Shehbaz Sharif secures 201 votes to become Pakistan's Prime Minister for a second term, facing opposition from Imran Khan's supporters.
- Imran Khan's PTI emerges as the largest party but fails to form a government, leading to Sharif's coalition with rivals.
- Pakistan faces significant challenges including economic crisis, political instability, and rising militancy under Sharif's leadership.
- Imran Khan, jailed and facing over 150 charges, remains a significant political force, with his party calling for his release and alleging electoral fraud.
- Sharif's government pledges to tackle economic reforms, maintain relations with neighbors, and address security issues.
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