Tag: Nawaz Sharif
Democracy vs Stability
With another election on the horizon, there are many who continue to place their hopes in the electoral processes, but past experiences raise doubts about its effectiveness in bringing lasting stability.
The Boom & Bust Cycle
Ups and downs of Pakistan Economy since 1947 have a pattern in which political instability always acted as a dampener wiping out all the hard-earned gains
Economic journey
When the Soviet Union collapsed it had enormous resources at its disposal with economic and nuclear power and military might. The countries that emerged...
The Economic Bluff
Though all agree that the economy is a disaster, opinion is divided about who is responsible. Imran Khan supporters propagate that it was the...
License to Corruption
The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has never been an issue for the masses, who if given a chance would like to see all the...
Article 63-A: Confessions of a voter
Those were the day when Farooq Leghari was the president of Pakistan. He had already dismissed the government of his benefactor Bibi Sahiba Shaheed...
PML-N top leaders discuss options to tackle ‘transgressors of Constitution’
In a consultative meeting of the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) chaired by party supremo Nawaz Sharif in London, various options were discussed for...
PTI’s whitepaper on Sharif family corruption
Aiming to further escalate their movement against the incumbent government, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf has issued a whitepaper against the Sharif family to expose their corruption.The...
Opposition’s Great Dilemma
Has the die been cast in favour of the opposition parties – the PML-N and the PPP – and Imran Khan and his PTI really on their last leg?
Smoking, Simmering, Smouldering
A near-miracle at the time of its creation, Pakistan requires another miracle to become the country it was envisioned to be. It was no easy task then, and it is going to be no easy task now. It has been rendered even more difficult with the adoption of policies which run contrary to the shape of the state the Quaid had stipulated