Kayani, Nawaz discuss issues

Lahore, May 15: Nawaz Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League(N), has said it is going to let President Asif Ali Zardari complete his remaining five months in office. Zardari's term is due to end in September. Former Punjab law minister Rana ...

There is good news from Pakistan. After Nawaz Sharif was displaced as prime minister in 1999, it seemed Pakistan would always have a cycle of democratic rule cut short by military dictatorships. Now, at last, we have for the first time a transition ...

At least there is a chance for relations to improve. New Delhi: It was under Prime Minister-elect Nawaz Sharif's government in 1999 that Pakistan sent its army units into the frozen heights of the Kargil glacier in Jammu and Kashmir, northern India.

Not only does the democratic transition of power augur well for Pakistan, which has spent far too many decades searching for the democratic route to political stability, it also means good news for the world The Army had hoped that Imran Khan would ...

The first thing that strikes you about Nawaz Sharif is his smile. It's big and broad and seems to cover his large face. And when he smiles his eyes light up. The combined effect makes him look both youthful and mischievous. There are moments when ...

Nawaz Sharif pressed all the right buttons when he spoke about India while campaigning and especially when he had a microphone in front of him. Stress test his words, however, and they convey a pleasant sentiment — India has never been a threat to ...

SRINAGAR: Chairman Hurriyat Conference (G) Syed Ali Geelani has shot a letter to Nawaz Sharif, urging him that any negotiations with India should not be mere bargaining chip in bilateral ties of the two countries. He also urged him not to follow ...

Pakistans Prime Minister-designate Nawaz Sharif excused himself from a meeting with the Japanese ambassador, with officials of his PML-N party saying he had become selective about meetings with foreign dignitaries because of his busy schedule.

Hope burns bright eternally in human hearts. And not just India but the world would hope that Nawaz Sharif, poised to become prime minister of Pakistan again after a jail term and a long exile, would restart the peace process with India and initiate ...