 | Pakistan PM Sharif convenes NSC meet amid faultlines between judiciary, governmentPakistan's parliament on Thursday passed a resolution rejecting the country's SC's decision about the Punjab elections delaying the case and demanding a full court to decide on this vexing issue. |
 | Pakistan PM Sharif hits back at Chief Justice Bandial for his critical remarksThe stark reference was interpreted as a jibe at the Prime Minister who was arrested twice during the government of Imran Khan on the charges of alleged corruption but was bailed out by the courts. |
 | No talks with Imran Khan unless he apologises: Pakistan PM ShehbazCalling out Khan for pushing the country towards bankruptcy, the prime minister reiterated that the current coalition headed by the PML-N government "saved the country." |
 | Army versus Imran: Battling the enemy withinClearly, Imran’s open attack on the all-powerful army is the red rag to the military-establishment bull. |
 | Pakistan economy in 'collapse' as IMF visitsThe world's fifth-biggest population has less than $3.7 billion in the state bank -- enough to cover just three weeks of imports. |
 | INTERVIEW | 'Greater onus on Modi to bring peace': Pak ex-foreign minister Khurshid KasuriKasuri spoke to Preetha Nair about current Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s recent call for peace talks with India and more. |
 | Pakistan regional assembly dissolved on ex-PM Imran Khan's ordersKhan's PTI held a majority or was in a coalition government in two of Pakistan's four provincial parliaments. |
 | Pakistan PM offers peace talks, but ties it to Article 370Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif created a flutter by claiming his country had learnt a “lesson” and wanted the UAE’s help to set up a peace talks table with India. |
| Pakistan has learnt its lesson: PM Sharif calls for 'sincere' talks with IndiaPrime Minister Sharif made these comments during an interview with the Dubai-based Al Arabiya news channel on Monday. |
| Pakistan PM Sharif holds talks with IMF chief to break deadlock over next tranche of assistanceHe also sought relaxation in the demand to increase electricity prices to compensate for the deviation of around Rs 500 billion from the annual circular debt management plan. |
 | Pak central bank criticises Shehbaz Sharif govt's policy of prioritising growth over financial stabilityThe present government led by Prime Minister Sharif avoided focusing on growth for the fiscal year FY23 with the result that a steep fall in the growth is expected. |
 | Pakistan names former spymaster as new army chiefThe powerful Army, which has ruled Pakistan for more than half of its 75-plus years of existence, has hitherto wielded considerable power in matters of security and foreign policy. |
 | Decision on next Pakistan Army chief being made in London, says Imran KhanCriticizing Pakistan's PM for consulting PML-N supremo Nawaz, Khan said that he went to a house "made of stolen money" to meet a "convict" in London. |
 | Shehbaz Sharif accuses Imran Khan of ruining Pakistan through agitationShehbaz, who is on a visit to the UK said that defeat is for those who are participating in the long march, reported Geo News. |
 | Imran Khan gives six-day ultimatum to Pakistan government to announce fresh pollsKhan said the government would be happy if he staged a sit-in in Islamabad as it would lead to clashes between the people and police and the army, the Dawn newspaper reported. |
 | 'Imran Khan out to begin civil war', alleges Pakistan PM Shehbaz SharifKhan (69), the cricketer-turned politician, was removed from power through a no-confidence vote in parliament by the Opposition parties last month. |
 | PML-N to appoint Shehbaz Sharif as PM if party wins next electionThe top leadership of Pakistan's ruling party has decided to appoint ousted prime minister Nawaz Sharif's brother Shehbaz Sharif as premier if it wins next year general elections. |
 | Nawaz Sharif to chair crucial party meet to choose successorShehbaz Sharif cannot immediately replace his brother Nawaz Sharif as he is not a member of parliament. |
 | If Nawaz Sharif is convicted in Panama case, brother Shehbaz will replace him as Pakistan PM: ReportThe Supreme Court yesterday concluded hearing the sensitive Panama Papers case against Sharif but hasn't given the verdict yet. |
