Tag: Nawaz Sharif
Still at the Crease
Faced with grave economic and political challenges, a hostile opposition and somewhat soured relations with the establishment, will a frazzled PM remain in the saddle till the next elections in 2023?
Sharifs vs. Sharifs
Will the PML-N fall victim to the infighting between generation next of the Sharif family or will it unite to clinch the next elections?
Disunity in the House of Ittefaq
Will Shehbaz Sharif’s pragmatic conciliatory stance prevail over elder brother Nawaz Sharif’s confrontationist approach?
Rights and Responsibilities
Is there any such concept as absolute freedom in the media across the world?
A Different Picture
Creating good governance is not easy and requires major structural changes to our system
The Personal and the Political
A former high commissioner exposes the manner in which the country’s leaders conducted foreign relations with India, side-stepping all diplomatic protocols to serve their own selfish interests
Courts of London and ‘Sharifs’
It is Sharif’s family practice over the years to distribute Ras Gullas (sweets) without waiting for the dust to settle. In simple words, they start cheering their triumph before comprehending or giving a sober read to the court’s verdict.
The Big Chill
Pakistan’s relations with two of its most valuable allies — Saudi Arabia and the UAE — are estranged, following a series of diplomatic gaffes
Full of Sound and Fury, Signifying What?
Will Nawaz Sharif’s anti-military rhetoric yield any positive outcomes for his ambition to stage a comeback as fourth-term Prime Minister?