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Imran Khan hopes to transform Pakistan but he'll have far less power than past leaders

  • Written by Adnan Rasool, Ph.D. Candidate/ Student Innovation Fellow, Georgia State University
Imran Khan hopes to transform Pakistan but he'll have far less power than past leadersKhan won over Pakistanis with promises to boost the economy and create jobs. He may have also enjoyed some behind-the-scenes help in the election from Pakistan's armed forces.

Pakistan’s July 25 election, which brought the former cricket star Imran Khan into power as prime minister, was a landmark event.

It marked the second consecutive...

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