Articles with tag: PML

Here We Go Again

Ahmer Muzammil Aug 9, 2008 interacts: 4

But it’s really a wet firecracker without Army’s intervention, because sehba auntie or shareefudding peerzada can’t jump the gates of PTV and take over.

And then there was The Impeachment Issue…

Shiraz Mahmood Aug 7, 2008 interacts: 432

A smug looking Mian saa’ab and the ever dramatic Dark Prince, announced at a joint press conference, their plans to pursue the Impeachment of President Pervaiz Musharraf.

Forgotten President & Shape of Things to Come?

Moeed Pirzada Jun 27, 2008 interacts: 175

A new kind of voting belt is being created where people are more aware of the larger issues, of national causes and increasingly form opinions under the spell of Urdu media?

Nawaz Sharif’s Moment of Truth

Karamatullah K Ghori Jun 26, 2008 interacts: 158

Nawaz Sharif disqualified to run for the national Assembly by none other than the Lahore High Court. How should he react to it? How should he take it?

Myths Surrounding the Lawyer’s Movement

Ameer Mukhtar May 22, 2008 interacts: 68

Election data made public is quite opposite to the generally promoted perception that February 18 saw an overwhelming mandate to restore the judiciary and remove Musharraf

Dancing on Broken Glass

Beena Sarwar May 24, 2008 interacts: 183

President Pervez Musharraf’s appointment of businessman and media tycoon Salman Taseer as governor Punjab set off howls of protest from the PPP’s chief coalition partner PML-N

The ANP Challenge

Yasser Latif Hamdani Feb 22, 2008 interacts: 767

What if instead of a PPP prime minister or PML-N prime minister, ANP’s Asfandyar Wali Khan was to become the Prime Minister of Pakistan? Could this be a viable option?

Mother of all Elections

Moeed Pirzada Feb 22, 2008 interacts: 9

In this most dangerous place on earth, almost 37 million men and women stood in queues to vote and by mid-night almost all had reached back to their homes, safe and sound.

Beginning of an End

Babar Mufti Aug 24, 2007 interacts: 31

Nawaz Sharif’s expected reentry in Pakistan is creating a new power configuration.