Munir and Khan vie for power in Pakistan

Pakistan's political landscape is increasingly defined by a power struggle between Army Chief Asim Munir and imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan. Khan's call for protests after Muharram challenges Munir's authority. Khan, despite imprisonment, retains significant public support and a strong digital presence, while Munir wields influence across key institutions and gains international recognition. The Supreme Court recently awarded seats to the ruling coalition, further marginalizing Khan's party. This conflict unfolds amidst rising public discontent over economic issues and perceived political manipulation. The outcome of Khan's planned protests could test Munir's control and shape Pakistan's future.