Imran Khan blames 'foreign conspiracy' to oust him
Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan has been unseated by a no-confidence vote in parliament on Saturday. Calling on his supporters to stage nationwide rallies on Sunday, Khan said he was the subject of a "foreign conspiracy" aimed at dislodging his government and that "funding was being channeled into Pakistan from abroad,” in a clear reference to the United States.
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