Pakistani PM Extends Direct Dialogue Offer to Opposition Leader as Political Tensions Simmer
Pakistan's Prime Minister is attempting to defuse mounting political pressure by inviting the Opposition leader to talks, a move that signals attempts to preserve institutional stability amid threats of extended mass protests.
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