"Political Crisis in Pakistan Delays Election"

Pakistan's parliamentary elections, which were meant to be held within 90 days after the dissolution of the National Assembly, are likely to be delayed due to the need for electoral boundaries to be redrawn based on fresh census data. Some speculate that the ruling party is hesitant about winning at the polls, given the enduring popularity of opposition leader Imran Khan and the effects of inflation. Meanwhile, two draconian laws have been proposed to enhance the powers of the military and intelligence agencies, sparking concerns about human rights and press freedom in the country.