Democracy and the rule of law have always struggled to take hold in Pakistan, a country in which no elected prime minister has yet completed a full term in office and where the military has been in power for nearly half of its history.
The latest antics of Imran Khan, the former prime minister, do little to instil confidence that rules count for much in Pakistan.
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