Forbes | Is There Any Way To Help Pakistan Govern Better? Forbes Last Friday, under a narrow and never-before-utilized clause of the Pakistani constitution, one focused on moral probity, Pakistan's Supreme Court deemed Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif ineligible to be “an honest member of parliament,” and thereby ... With change of leader comes hope for real change in Pakistan Pakistan risks policy continuity after Sharif's ouster: Moody's Abbasi, loyal placeholder for Pakistan's Sharif dynasty |
CNBC | While you were paying attention to North Korea, another Asian nuclear power was destabilizing CNBC The same laws used to dismiss Pakistan's former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif could effectively be applied to other lawmakers, spelling potential political upheaval and a stronger military — unsavory scenarios for the nuclear power's fragile democracy. When it comes to democracy, Pakistan is more Middle Eastern than South Asian Pakistan Stock Market Down 13% From Peak, But Turbulence From Political Shakeup Subsiding Pakistan's game of thrones |
Daily Signal | Wasserman Schultz Apparently Planned to Pay House IT Suspect in Pakistan Daily Signal Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Fla., seemingly planned to pay cyber-probe suspect and IT aide Imran Awan even while he was living in Pakistan, if the FBI hadn't stopped him from leaving the U.S. last week. Public statements and congressional payroll ... EXCLUSIVE: FBI Seized Smashed Hard Drives From Wasserman Schultz IT Aide's Home Wasserman Schultz Seemingly Planned To Pay Suspect Even While He Lived In Pakistan FACT Calls for Ethics Investigation of Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz | FACTDC | Foundation For Accountability ... |
Reuters | New Pakistan PM consults with ousted ex-boss on cabinet, policies Reuters ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan's new prime minister, Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, began his first full day in office on Wednesday by meeting his ousted former boss Nawaz Sharif, a signal the ex-premier would continue to wield influence after the Supreme Court ... Pakistan lawmakers elect new prime minister — who's likely to step aside in 45 days Shahid Khaqan Abbasi elected as interim prime minister Pakistan chooses new leader, but Sharif family waits in wings |
Forbes | China's Hambantota Deal Is Bad News For Both Pakistan And India Forbes Sri Lanka's Hambantota port is officially China's own port, for 99 years. That's according to a landmark agreement signed early last week, which gives China Merchants Ports Holdings—an arm of the Chinese government--70 percent stake in the Indian ... |
The Independent | Unsurvivable heatwaves could hit India and Pakistan by the end of this century, scientists warn The Independent Climate change could bring deadly summer heatwaves to millions of people living in southern Asia by the end of this century, scientists predict. Soaring temperatures could lead to unsurvivable levels of heat and humidity, it is claimed. The regions ... |
The Hindu | Probe into Gujarat heroin reveals Pakistan link The Hindu The agencies probing the recent, massive haul of heroin in the high seas off the Gujarat coast have reportedly found a Pakistan connection. “It is almost confirmed that the cargo was loaded from Pakistan when the ship, MV Hennry, anchored at a port ... |
BBC News | Viral Indian song makes political waves in Pakistan BBC News A popular Indian folk song with many satirical takes has gone viral in Pakistan after a group parodied it to comment on recent political turmoil. Karachi Vynz wrote and filmed an Urdu version of the Marathi language song Sonu, to speak about the ... Watch: This new Pakistani version of the 'Sonu song' takes a dig at Nawaz Sharif Sharif Ruling Threatens Pakistan's Already Brittle Institutions Political parody of a folk song a viral hit in Pakistan |
New Vision | Pakistan: A Mistake? New Vision It was never my plan to tell Pakistanis their country had been a mistake. I was nineteen years old at the time, in Pakistan for the summer with 40 other young Canadian university students on a trip to foster international understanding. I had already ... |
Economic Times | Here is how China 'friendship' highway is shattering Pakistani businessmen's dreams Economic Times "China says our friendship is as high as the Himalayas and as deep as the sea, but it has no heart," said Pakistani businessman Murad Shah, as he tended his shop in Tashkurgan, 120 kilometres from the mountain pass where trucks line up to cross between ... |