Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan said he accepts the Supreme Court's verdict that allows the parliament to proceed with a no-confidence vote against him. Khan said in an address that he was disappointed and would not recognize an opposition government if it succeeded to oust him. He said that the court should have examined the reason for the first vote being rejected. He insisted he was a victim of a "regime change" conspiracy involving the U.S. The parliament will vote on the motion of no-confidence on Saturday.