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Supporters of Imran Khan begin “long march” to Islamabad

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Events of this story

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Asia and Oceania China Europe Middle East Russia

Who wrote first

  1. Asia and Oceania Express Tribune (Pakistan)
  2. China SCMP
  3. Europe DW (English)
  4. Russia MK
  5. Middle East Al Jazeera

How it is reported

Russia less than usual

MK original
Pakistan unrest: Thousands of Khan supporters march on Islamabad

Europe

DW (English)
Pakistan: Imran Khan supporters demand ex-PM's release

China

SCMP
Supporters of Imran Khan begin “long march” to Islamabad

Asia and Oceania more than usual

Channel NewsAsia
Pro-Imran Khan march starts in Pakistan's northwest
Dawn (Pakistan)
“We are not yes-men”: CM Afridi launches PTI long march to Islamabad, convoy enters Karak district
Dawn (Pakistan)
PTI says Centre's “insistence on unilateral” counterterrorism measures main reason for talks failing
Dawn (Pakistan)
“We are not yes-men”: CM Afridi launches PTI long march to Islamabad from Lakki Marwat
Dawn (Pakistan)
CM Afridi reaches Lakki Marwat to lead PTI march on Islamabad
Dawn (Pakistan)
KP CM Afridi reaches Lakki Marwat to lead PTI march on Islamabad
Dawn (Pakistan)
Naqvi says talks with opposition have collapsed, accuses KP CM of “sabotaging” negotiations
Dawn (Pakistan)
Naqvi says talks with opposition have collapsed, accuses KP CM of “sabotaging” negotiation
Dawn (Pakistan)
Long march: PTI's convoy departs from DI Khan
Dawn (Pakistan)
Naqvi accuses KP govt of backing out of counterterrorism commitments during Centre-opposition talks

Middle East

Arab News
Pro-Imran Khan march starts in Pakistan's northwest
Al Jazeera
Imran Khan’s party launches march to Islamabad demanding his release
Al Jazeera
Pro-Imran Khan mass rally launched after Pakistan government talks fail

Barely covered it

Russia (1 of the usual ~9)

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