I know that at least half of those who saw "Pakistan" in the title, will not read this article. It is incredible that people living in such an important region and country stay indifferent to the developments in the world, at such times of trouble. Indeed, it is difficult to discuss internal politics without understanding the developments around the world.
LAHORE - Pakistan opposition leader Nawaz Sharif defies what he says is an ’illegal’ house arrest order as he leaves his house to join an opposition rally against the government. These recent developments further raise concerns over the stability of the nuclear-armed country
ISLAMABAD - The nuclear-armed US ally, Pakistan, appears to teeter on the brink of a power struggle as thousands of angry supporters of the main opposition party march across the country, protesting the government over a controversial ban on former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif
Pakistan will hold a presidential election on September 6, the election commission said, following the resignation of Pervez Musharraf this week. Former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif agreed Friday to a debate in parliament next week on the restoration of judges deposed last year. (UPDATED)
Pervez Musharraf, who faced an uncertain fate on Tuesday after his resignation as president of Pakistan, would go to Turkey, Pakistani officials and a Turkish newspaper said. Turkey said Tuesday it hoped Pakistan would maintain unity and stability after Musharraf's resignation and offered to help its close ally in bolstering democracy. (UPDATED)