Maryam Nawaz and Bilawal Bhutto discussed the political and economic situation, though the meeting had no formal agenda read more

Downturns in relations with India often have their origins in the internal civil-military equations in Pakistan and this is a factor which we have no real policy instrument to deal with read more

Politicians from various countries own property in London and the UK, mostly purchased through offshore entities. Such individuals are called PEPs (political exposed persons) and are usually not named in investigations. read more

Jolted by his past experience, Narendra Modi was justified in asking for a halt to terrorism before peace talks could be given a serious consideration read more

Pakistan must embark on other economic reforms such as increasing tax revenues, measures to attract FDI, more investments in education, health, science and technology to increase local productivity, introducing cashless digital economy and setting up... read more

The court directed all government agencies and departments, including those run by the army like spy agency Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) to operate within the limits defined by the law. read more

During the proceedings, Kiyani remarked several witnesses “were not appearing due to fear and whereabouts of some were unknown”, The Express Tribune newspaper reported. read more

Former Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif is undergoing various tests after he complained of pain in both arms and numbness in his toes. read more

A five-member bench, headed by Chief Justice of Pakistan Mian Saqib Nisar, dismissed the National Accountability Bureau’s (NAB) plea against the Islamabad High Court’s decision. read more

Lovers of cricket, both were prime ministers of the United Kingdom and Pakistan in the 1990s and both faced tough political situations at home. read more

The prisons chief said “Nawaz Sharif has been asked to maintain his room” to serve out the seven-year “rigorous” imprisonment handed down to him in the Al-Azizia Steel Mills\/Hill Metal Establishment reference read more

Nawaz Sharif wrote to John Major on February 17, 1993, on the eve of the latter’s visit to the United States, harping on Islamabad’s long-standing claim that its nuclear programme is “entirely peaceful”, declassified documents released by National Archives... read more

Former PM Sharif was sentenced to 10 years in prison in July over the purchase of luxury apartments in London. read more

Security has been beefed up around the judicial complex, with heavy contingents of police and Rangers deployed around the building and along roads leading to the court. read more

26\/11 Mumbai attacks: A visit to the Lashkar-e-Taiba headquarters in Pakistan’s Muridke two weeks after the attacks revealed the group’s nexus with state actors and hate against India. read more