Pakistan People's Party (PPP)

Where the military stands on the question of Khan’s removal is unclear at this stage.

Opposition leader Nawaz Sharif’s push against the country’s powerful military is a bold gambit with no obvious end game.

While publicly taking a harsh stance on the military’s role in Pakistan’s politics, the country’s opposition parties also seek to be in its good books.

Karachi is in ruins and the likely cooperation between the PTI and PPP is not going to change anything. 

Opposition political parties in Pakistan cannot topple the current government unless they are ready to anger the country’s powerful military. 

The Imran Khan government is still refusing to seek cooperation from the opposition, even amid a health emergency.

Pakistan’s judiciary acknowledges the political victimization of the opposition, backed by military agencies.

Tanzeela Qambrani’s election has deep ramifications for the Sheedi minority and Pakistani society.

Ironically, Khan's biggest test will come not from the opposition, but from the groups that supported him.

All of Pakistan’s major political players have something to celebrate after the by-election to fill Nawaz Sharif’s seat.

Pakistan's political parties are already positioning themselves for next year's elections.