Samina Ahmed, the South Asia project director at Crisis Group, dives into Pakistan's political storm, highlighting the tensions between Imran Khan and the military. She discusses Khan's surprising popularity even while incarcerated and his attempts to mend ties with the military amidst rising militant violence from the Pakistani Taliban. Additionally, they explore the escalating attacks in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, the complex relationship with Afghanistan, and the delicate balance in Pakistan-India relations, emphasizing the need for political collaboration.
