Sentences have been overturned, and the only thing keeping the 71-year-old former cricket star turned politician and prime minister of Pakistan out of jail is a seven-year prison sentence for breaching Pakistan's marital laws. Clearly, the efforts to prevent Khan from returning to power are politically driven. They've victimized his party and stolen the February national election. The authorities havemust no other choice but to immediately release Khan and his ally Qureshi.
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There is a 35% chance Pakistan will experience a successful coup d'état before 2040, according to the Metaculus prediction community.
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