Candidates associated with Imran Khan’s political party have won the most seats in Pakistan’s general election, which has resulted in a stalemate. Both Imran Khan and rival former prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, have claimed victory, leading to the expectation of negotiations between parties to form the next government. This outcome has sparked questions about the future leadership of Pakistan and what it means for the country’s political and economic challenges. Adrian Finighan discusses this with Zulfi Bukhari, an advisor to Imran Khan’s PTI party, Farzana Shaikh from the Chatham House think tank, and Haider Zaman Qureshi from the PPP.