they took imran khan's pti, muslim league—nawaz and jamaat—e—islami. a free hand and they can run. on top of that, the pakistan people's party was the first government to complete a civilian term and conduct a peaceful transfer of power. we went against a whole host the political chiefjustice 55 555 5355 5555 e55 5555 5555 on to form his own political party, stopped my father from campaigning. so good or bad... even in the by—elections a few months ago, you only got a handful of votes. that's your stronghold. that's not my stronghold — i'm getting there. i meant lahore, the province. if you please...so that was the 2013 election. you won't allow to campaign. you show me how, whether it's any american president, any british party, if their leadership is not allowed to campaign, they're under attack from terrorists, and everybody else is given a free hand, there are going to be consequences to that. but polls still show consistently that the pml—n, you know, nation poll shows that your vote is not as high as the ruling party. as far as the by—elections a

tribal leaders would rather fatah was declared a province instead of being merged with a k p k imran khan which is their. well let's now get the thoughts of our guests joining us from islamabad martin hyder political commentator and professor at national university of modern languages and kabul mushtaq a him regional security specialist and also in islamabad as hassan khan a political analyst a very warm welcome to all of you mr why the why is the government taking this step now. yes thank you so much the debate has already been passed by the national assembly of august and that is about far does with care but both province and goldman basically took this particular step of did deliberation and consultation with all the stakeholders and there was a committee which was headed by deputy chairman of the planning commission mr said di disease the committee held several long and of calls with the tribal ended and after the deadly deliberation and consultation finally did a board up the committee was presented to the prime minister and couple of these bags the committee to board was also presen

reliance economy in decline but many iraq is dealt the election will lead to positive change as imran khan reports from baghdad. the locals call this the slums of thought it directs the name of this area in northeastern baghdad. it's one giant rubbish tip nestled into the polls of garbage lives some of iraq's poorest poverty rates are on the rise to the extent the politicians and are paying attention some turning it into a campaign issue ahead of the general election in may. according to the ministry of planning poverty now takes thirty five percent of the population. the alley family lives amongst the rubbish. they try and sell what recyclable goods they can find. them used to be the main income earner but he was injured in a bomb blast in a local market in two thousand and six and suffers from brain trauma and partial paralysis the family lives in constant fear of being thrown out of the slum. was found about how the fishermen then there's no future for the children living like this we all wish to have a decent house even if the government would give us land and we'd build it we would ma

twenty seven year set twenty seven years when the region of first gained semi autonomous status imran khan reports now from. the political parties here in northern iraq all say they kurdish first iraqi second flags and posters display their patriotism proudly but for the first time in fifteen years the kurdish regions political parties are divided the two main political parties the kurdistan democratic party and the union of kurdistan haven't been able to find common ground on the smaller ones haven't chosen sides they all face internal divisions and disagree on how to deal with the federal government in baghdad the k d p says that any lack of unity will hurt kurdish interests. we were united we were wrong. but. after what happened inside the pew when mr president jalal talabani became sick there were normal main. powerful pair of certain that you can talk to or you can get the decisions from the second reason of course it was all of the what happened between baghdad and really be ok leaders deny they've broken into factions and hope kurds can unite after saturday's election if not they sa

years of war and political instability have left towns in ruins and the economy in decline and as imran khan reports from baghdad many iraqis doubt this vote will help reduce poverty levels. the locals call this the slums of thought it directs the name of this area in northeastern baghdad. it's one giant rubbish tip nestled into the poles of garbage lives some of iraq's poorest poverty rates are on the rise to the extent the politicians and are paying attention a turning it into a campaign issue ahead of the general election in may. according to the ministry of planning poverty now affects thirty five percent of the population. the alley family lives amongst the rubbish they try and sell what recyclable goods they can find god them used to be the main income earner but he was injured in a bomb blast in a local market in two thousand and six and suffers from brain trauma and partial paralysis the family lives in constant fear of being thrown out of the slum. of the how the fish and then there's no future for the children living like this we all wish to have a decent house even if the governme

social media for serving only their own interests fighting that perception will be a challenge imran khan how does there baghdad. to hungary now where thousands of people have protested against what they call the authoritarian rule of promised a victory and the right wing nationalist was elected for a third straight term last month on an anti immigration agenda now the reports. that. police pushed back demonstrators trying to get into the parliament building in budapest. hundreds of people gathered early on tuesday before parliament's first session since last month's election when for prime minister viktor orban some also formed a human chain around the building shouting dictator. the protests. against the government and also in protest against that opposition is because we think that they all are here to make. later in the day a huge crowd gathered carrying a hundred garion and european union flags. support for all bands anti immigration stance particularly in rural areas gave him a landslide victory but his opponents call his widow illegitimate because of changes in redrawing district b