Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan Unlikely to Survive No-Confidence Vote, Minister Says

The Pakistan National Assembly will begin to debate the no-confidence motion Imran Khan’s government at about 11.30am local time.

Should the government fall as a result of losing the vote, the country will head for elections if the opposition is not able to cobble together a government.

"The country is heading towards elections in the near future," Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry said Sunday, speaking via telephone from the capital city of Islamabad. Should the government fall as a result of losing the vote, the country will head for elections if the opposition is not able to cobble together a government.

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